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Inside Politics anchor Dana Bash invited several CNN contributors on Friday to question efforts made by the Trump administration to ensure future election integrity. The segment was based on a CNN report that highlighted several notable (and, in their view, infamous) individuals aligned with President Trump’s goals.

According to Apple, former ESPN columnist Bill Simmons currently hosts the number two sports podcast in the country, but during Thursday’s episode, Simmons and guest Joe House found themselves at the intersection of sports and politics as they discussed the Mafia-connected illegal betting and poker game scandals rocking the NBA. According to both men, “they,” and especially FBI Director Kash…

The Wall Street Journal gets it. In Friday’s edition The WSJ’s Holman Jenkins Jr. closed his column by saying, more than accurately, this, with bold print for emphasis supplied.

HBO’s Bill Maher quipped on Friday’s Real Time that Bernie Sanders-endorsed Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner’s days as a Democrat are limited and that he might have to become a Republican given his Nazi tattoo and other controversies.

New York Times columnist David Brooks and Boston Globe counterpart Kimberly Atkins Stohr joined forces on Friday’s PBS News Hour to lament the nation’s redistricting “race to the bottom,” which they blamed solely on Republicans.

On Thursday, Fox News reporter William La Jeunesse filled in viewers on several car crash deaths caused by illegal aliens who were allowed into the country under the Biden administration.

On Thursday, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffires (D-NY) made his routine shutdown propagandizing to disparage Republicans, this time with Wolf Blitzer on CNN’s The Situation Room. Blitzer teed up Jeffries to redirect partisan blame onto Republicans for violent rhetoric and hurting those directly impacted by the ongoing government shutdown.

Far-left actor Bradley Whitford closed out Friday’s Inside Politics by discussing with CNN host Dana Bash his role on the new season of Netflix’s The Diplomat, but Bash also asked about the East Wing demolition given his role on the left’s dearly beloved work of fan fiction, The West Wing. Unsurprisingly, Whitford called it “heartbreaking” a “corrupt authoritarian”…

On Tuesday’s edition of ABC’s Behind the Table podcast (The View’s podcast), Joy Behar recounted to host Brian Teta about her liberal activism during the Vietnam War. Inspired by last weekend’s so-called “No Kings” protests, Behar hyped how she used to rant to her students back when she was a teacher and encouraged them to draft dodge. She also whined about one girl who “snitched” and…

As New York Attorney General Letitia James pled not guilty on Friday to mortgage fraud allegations, MSNBC legal analyst Charles Coleman Jr. highlighted the network’s glaring double standards on the situation James finds herself in compared to what she put President Trump through.

Last night, NBC's Law & Order attacked the Trump administration for fighting back against Big Law.

For reasons that only he can understand, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith fancies himself as a potential 2028 presidential candidate. While Smith tries to portray himself as some sort of centrist, Smith’s performance on Thursday’s First Take was so nutty it makes MSNBC look level-headed by comparison. According to Smith, the Mafia-related illegal betting and poker scandals rocking the NBA are…

During an obligatory discussion about the second-longest government shutdown in U.S. history, Morning Joe guest and Politico columnist Jonathan Martin admitted on Wednesday that Democrats were holding out in defiance of President Trump while using health care as a “vehicle.” Trump …

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel may have the week off on TV, but that didn’t stop him from repeating one of his favorite lines about supporters of President Trump’s agenda being bad Christians and wondering how they can…