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Reporter Asks Trump Press Secretary About Comedian Hosting WHCD Calling Trump ‘A Toddler With His Pants Pulled Down’

A reporter asked Karoline Leavitt about the White House Correspondents' Association hiring a comedian who called Trump a "toddler" to host this year's dinner. 

The post Reporter Asks Trump Press Secretary About Comedian Hosting WHCD Calling Trump ‘A Toddler With His Pants Pulled Down’ first appeared on Mediaite.

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Elon Musk’s secretive government IT takeover, explained

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Judge cements block on Trump’s order restricting birthright citizenship

GREENBELT, Md. — A federal judge Wednesday furthered a block of President Trump’s executive order preventing the children of migrants without legal status from...

Army recruiting hits record highs after Trump’s win

WASHINGTON (NewsNation)  — The U.S. Army announced its record-breaking recruitment numbers, marking its most productive December in over a decade, with some crediting President Donald...
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‘You’re Eating the Sh*t’: Bill Maher Calls Out NPR Interviewer Over Falling for Trump’s Distractions

Bill Maher practically did a spit take when NPR's Steve Inskeep asked about President Donald Trump's "decorating," including a planned new monument.

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‘You’re lying!’ MAGA commentator backed into a corner while defending deadly crackdown



A MAGA pundit on CNN couldn't finish defending a recent Trump administration controversy before an outraged opponent jumped down her throat.

During a panel hosted by CNN anchor Abby Phillip, New York Post columnist Lydia Moynihan tried to slap down claims that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a "rogue agency" after it was involved in two deadly shootings earlier this week.

"Trump feels very keenly, and folks in his administration, he was elected to do this," Moynihan said. "He was elected because people wanted deportations, and I think it's important when we talk about this issue to provide the context."

She went on to explain the Trump administration's perspective, saying, "They see every day that passes, if we aren't deporting potentially unvetted illegal criminals, that there is an opportunity it will cost them."

However, before Moynihan finished speaking, Ana Navarro, a former Republican strategist and CNN senior political commentator, stopped her and blasted her use of the word "criminals" as they were talking about the two immigrants who were killed by ICE this week, including one who may have been in the United States legally.

"They are not criminals," Navarro said. "And over 70 percent of the people that are getting deported and detained do not have criminal records."

Moynihan tried to defend her point, but she could barely speak over Navarro, who leaned forward and shouted at her.

"Be careful with your words, and be accurate on national TV," Navarro sharply continued as Moynihan kept repeating, "My point is that — " without finishing her sentence.

"You're lying!" Navarro said. "You're lying."

"I'm not lying," Moynihan said before again giving a truncated, "My point is that —"

Air Quality Health Advisory stays in effect for Western New York; state distributes N95-style masks

State officials say Western New York may see air "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" on July 17. More than 100,000 N95-style masks have been made available to counties and masks are being distributed at several Thruway rest stops.

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