During a House Judiciary hearing on Robert Hur's report on Biden's retention of classified documents, Reps. Jerry Nadler and Eric Swalwell played brutal supercuts of Donald Trump's many gaffes and memory lapses.
After Trump fell asleep in court, former Apprentice contestant and Trump staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman described how Trump aides would keep his attention during long events.
When Fox's Howard Kurtz tried to pin down Donald Trump on whether Vladimir Putin was responsible for Alexi Navalny's death, he painfully danced around the question.
Texas couple Kay and Ron Swart, who voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020, called out the ex-President's fitness for office during an interview with CNN—before admitting they still plan on voting for him.
In his opening 'Daily Show' monologue Monday night, Jon Stewart ripped apart the primary defense Trump and his apologists have made since he was found liable for massive financial fraud: that it was a 'victimless crime.'
In a February Newsmax interview, Alina Habba insisted there will be 'no issues' securing a bond for Judge Engoron's judgment against him, but that turns out not to have been accurate.
After Donald Trump appeared to fall asleep during the first day of his hush money trial, Jon Stewart laid into him for 'committing so many crimes that you get bored at your own trial.'
Chris Quinn, editor of The Cleveland Plain Dealer, informed Trump supporters among their readership that the paper will report the truth about Trump even if they don't like it.
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