Robert Costa

Gen. Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was so worried then-President Donald Trump might launch a surprise attack against China that he reached out to his Chinese counterpart and assured General Li Zuocheng that Milley would preemptively warn China. That, at least, is the salacious allegation in the new book, “Peril,” co-written by Bob Woodward and Robert Costa. “General…

Good morning America anchor George Stephanopoulos wasn't the least bit skeptical while questioning Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Robert Costa about their ant-Trump book, on Monday. In fact, Stephanopoulos eagerly accepted Woodward and Costa's pathetic, partisan defense that Joint Chief of Staff, General Mark Milley was justified in tipping off China, because Trump was just that…

Washington Post political reporter Robert Costa was in full swoon mode late Thursday night as he discussed Barack Obama’s speech to the Democratic National Convention. Appearing on MSNBC just after midnight, Costa cited unnamed Democrats who want to overturn the 22nd Amendment so that Obama can make a triumphant return to the White House. 

President Trump’s rousing Friday night speech at Mount Rushmore made the front page of The Washington Post on Sunday. It was distorted, almost beyond recognition. The Page One headline was “Trump’s racial animus rattles GOP.”

On Morning Joe, in order to make an anti-Trump political point, Costa hilariously suggested that Tulsa, Oklahoma is "around" the Mexican border. In fact, Tulsa is separated from Mexico by 3/4 of Oklahoma and all of Texas. The closest Mexican border town of any size is 641 miles away. It's like driving from Nashua, New Hampshire to the border of North Carolina.