Political TV Clips

"As far as recusal is concerned, Justice Alito has two, fairly useful things on his side, the facts and the law," said Dan McLaughlin to Dan Abrams on NewsNation Tuesday night. The Nation's Elie Mystal saw it differently, saying recusal is not only needed here, but way more often ... for the conservative Justices, at least. "These people are not gods!" said Mystal of the Justices. "These people are functionaries."

Shades of Howard Dean "yeeaaahh!!" as Swalwell's lame bid for attention gets hammered down.

Bliss restaurant has set a 30 and older age limit most of their open business hours to cut down on twenty-something "drama" at the restaurant and caused a sensation online. And yes, they check ID.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis drew laughs at a presser on Tuesday after being asked about concerns with part of a new election law. The governor pointed to Republican state Sen. Kathleen Passidomo and asked, "Kathleen, you wanna say anything about that?" When she wasn't sure he added, ""Well if you want to, I mean you guys wrote it!"

"What you hear them say now, what you heard them say along the way, is 'we did the best we could with what we knew at the time,'" said Dr. Phil McGraw to NewsNation's Leland Vittert on Monday. "No they did not!"

"President Trump is vowing to appeal his New York felony conviction, but will have to face an appellate court comprised of almost entirely Democratic appointees," said Dana Perino on Tuesday, as Eric Shawn reported on the many political donations of the all Democrat panel - including donations to Hillary Clinton and Howard Dean. "We looked but could not find any records of any contributions that the justices may have given to Republican candidates, the Republican party, or the conservative party," said Shawn after listing some of the totals. "We have also asked the court for a comment about all this, but so far, no one has gotten back to us." "I bet they didn't," said Perino.

"And then there’s the laptop, of course"

An angry and defiant Dr. Anthony Fauci gives a combative opening statement at the Covid-19 hearing before the House Oversight and Accountability Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic on June 3, 2024 in D.C.

Rep. Maxine Waters rants about getting the DOJ to investigate Trump supporters as domestic terrorists plotting a civil war as the MSNBC panelists nod and smile approvingly.

"You have to think with Hunter Biden, unfortunately, the government's evidence is very strong," said analyst Bernarda Villalona on CNN. "You're facing jail, it's not positive that you will get a jail sentence, but because there's a possibility of a jail sentence, it's likely if you plead guilty, you can try to avoid that."

Donald Trump speaks to reporters after being found guilty on 34 counts including felonies in New York "Hush Money" trial.

"That is a huge swing the likes of which the Biden campaign has to be a little bit nervous about." Berman reacted to CNN senior data analyst Harry Enten's dissection of new polling that shows not only are young voters abandoning Biden for Trump, they are doing so because they WANT change.

"That Trump Train that's been moving faster than it's ever moved before in a general election doesn't show any signs of slowing down," CNN data guru Harry Enten explained to a stunned John Berman as the so-called "hush money" trial has moved to jury deliberations on Wednesday.

Andy McCarthy said the jury instructions from the judge are "anything but standard" and are basically designed to give them any reason to convict on whatever charge, even if they don't all agree.

Donald Trump speaks briefly to reporters outside the courtroom as the jury begins its deliberations in the so-called "hush money' trial in New York City, a case brought by Alvin Bragg. "What's happening here is weaponization at a level that nobody's seen before, ever. And it shouldn't be allowed to happen," he said.