Trump documents indictment

MSNBC analyst Glenn Kirschner suggests Donald Trump should be jailed during trial because of the "danger to the community" and "threat" he poses.

CNN This Morning’s panel attempted to malign Republicans on Tuesday, questioning if bodysnatchers caused Republicans’ “factual misstatements” regarding the indictment of former President Donald Trump. After asking Florida’s Republican Representative Bryon Donalds to speak on the subject, Van Jones and John Miller attacked his perspective, claiming that Republicans were following a…

On Tuesday morning’s CNN News Central, anchor Rahel Solomon brought University of Miami professor of criminal law Scott Sundby on the show to discuss the selection process for “potential jurors” at the trial for former President Trump’s classified documents indictment. Despite Solomon’s disclaimer that the process was “not at the jury selection phase of any potential trial” yet, they…

MSNBC propagandist Nicolle Wallace on Monday’s Deadline: White House engaged viewers in a bizarre and creepy “thought experiment” where she insinuated former President Donald Trump taking classified documents after losing the 2020 election was equivalent to Vladimir Putin fleeing a coup in a car loaded up with documents to sell for leverage.

Wallace borrowed this comparison…

On Morning Joe, Willie Geist and Joe Scarborough suggest that security clearances should be stripped from members of Congress who don't share the liberal media's view as to the seriousness of the charges against Donald Trump regarding his handling of classified documents. 

With former President Trump set to be arraigned Tuesday in the case of withholding classified documents, the liberal ladies of ABC’s The View celebrated. As part of that display, staunchly racist co-host Sunny Hostin lashed out at all Republicans and suggested, without evidence, that they have had broken “moral compasses” since they were five years old. Meanwhile, co-host Sara Haines…

NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck hopped on Newsmax Monday night during Eric Bolling: The Balance alongside New York Post columnist and 2023 MRC Bulldog Award winner Karol Markowicz to sound off on the ebullient liberal media’s coverage of the second Trump indictment and their continued penchant for hurling venom at Trump supporters.

MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle used Monday’s edition of The 11th Hour to deliver a solemn monologue “for fact’s sake” to attempt to discredit the “misinformation” being spread by Republicans that seeks to compare President Trump’s classified documents indictment to classified documents-related scandals that did not result in indictments. However, Ruhle left out several bits of information…

On Thursday June 8, two massive political stories broke, but ONLY one of them got covered by the broadcast networks. 

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) carried out a eyebrow-raising demolition of CNN for its hypocrisy of cheering on the Justice Department’s indictment of President Trump while also employing serial liars and Deep State mainstays James Clapper and Andrew McCabe. McCarthy was being questioned by CNN congressional reporter Lauren Fox when he said the “real concern” of House Republicans and…

Mark Joseph Stern, Slate's senior writer on legal matters, has a full-blown panic attack over Aileen Cannon being assigned as the judge in the Trump documents case.

During the panel discussion on CBS’s Face the Nation, fill-in anchor John Dickerson said the quiet part out loud Sunday when discussing the recent indictment of former President Donald Trump when he expressed his concern that Trump and his allies in the Republican Party could frame the indictment in a way that makes there more of an appetite for Trump. 

During the obsessive coverage of the recently unsealed indictment of President Donald Trump by Biden's Department of Justice over his alleged mishandling of classified documents, CNN's State of the Union host Dana Bash Sunday was schooled by Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Bash walked right into a buzz saw when she, as usual, acted like a Democrat hack instead of a…

Two days after the unsealing of the 37-count indictment against former President Donald Trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago home, ABC's This Week co-moderator was full of partisan sanctimony. After a highly-partisan opening monologue and subsequent panel discussion of Trump's legal woes, the former Clinton administration official turned to Republican…