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Jennifer Siebel Newsom dodged a question about Gavin Newsom's presidential aspirations, saying they are focused on California and saving democracy.

Don Lemon says he's "totally serious" about a potential 2028 presidential run, revealing he's talked to political insiders about what it would take.

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico said Democrats and the Biden administration took the southern border for granted during a Thursday interview on MS NOW.

Jimmy Fallon roasted Joe Biden's upcoming memoir with jokes about it being written by a "ghostwriter," Biden, and quipping Kamala Harris wrote the end.

Gov. Kathy Hochul was pressed by "Good Day New York" host Rosanna Scotto on Wednesday about the study that found wealthy residents have left NYC in droves.

Bill Maher told NPR's Steve Inskeep he was surprised to be invited to the "Newsmakers" podcast, calling the outlet part of the "far extreme of the left."

Ike Barinholtz made crude jokes about Lindsey Graham and his sister replacing him in the Senate while guest hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

Nicolle Wallace revealed she refused to air Sarah Huckabee Sanders press briefings during President Trump's first term because watching them "hurt" her.

JD Vance told Mike Rowe on his podcast why he chose to appear on "The View" and face a hostile environment, arguing that it helps bridge the country's division.

Bill Maher called BuzzFeed and HuffPost "peak woke" during a "Club Random" interview with new owner Byron Allen, blasting millennial 'nepo babies' he said work at both publications.

Sara Haines and Ana Navarro condemned online posts celebrating Sen. Lindsey Graham's death, while the "The View" co-hosts debated his "complicated" political legacy.

Hasan Piker called Lindsey Graham a "bloodthirsty odious monster" in a video posted after the South Carolina senator's sudden death at age 71.

Joy Behar listed Jon Ossoff, Josh Shapiro, Gavin Newsom, and JB Pritzker as her 2028 picks, skipping Kamala Harris and sparking a debate on the show.

Troy Jackson addressed criticism from an independent voter on video who said he would vote for Sen. Susan Collins over him if he's the Democratic nominee for Senate in Maine.

Jen Psaki called Graham Platner's political career "enraging for all of us" after the Democratic Senate candidate exited the Maine race amid sexual assault allegations.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett called the Texas Democratic Senate primary race "racist" and suggested she won't campaign alongside Democratic nominee James Talarico.

"The View" host Sara Haines warned viewers to research Democratic Socialists of America candidates, citing platforms to eliminate prisons, borders, law enforcement.

Alyssa Farah Griffin slammed Democrats for botching the vetting of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner with six years to recruit against Susan Collins.

Joy Behar cited Ted Kennedy and Chappaquiddick to defend backing flawed candidates, but producer Brian Teta cornered her over issue with President Trump's supporters.

Alyssa Farah Griffin pressed Sunny Hostin on whether she'd still vote for Graham Platner after new allegations, sparking a heated clash on "The View."

Fox News delivered 1.4 billion YouTube video views in the second quarter of 2026, more than doubling CNN and topping all news brands combined.

An aide to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reportedly unloaded on ABC executives after Sara Haines called congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier an antisemite on "The View."

The FCC's equal time rule inquiry has compelled "The View" to hedge its political guest bookings, according to Semafor, with ABC launching a campaign to fight back.

Erika Kirk accused The New York Times of misrepresenting her views on marriage and children, arguing family shouldn't be viewed through a financial lens.

Abdul El-Sayed repeatedly dodged whether Israel has a right to exist during a testy CNN interview about AIPAC spending and Michigan priorities.

Sen. Ed Markey claimed Republicans stole two Supreme Court seats and says he is pushing colleagues to expand the court from nine to 13 justices.

Zohran Mamdani was called "fantastic" at dodging questions after a podcast host asked the New York City mayor if he would run for president if he was eligible.

Kathy Griffin claimed she's been banned from Jimmy Fallon's "Tonight Show," calling out the host for having Conor McGregor on the show.

Eddie Glaude said Tuesday he feels great trepidation about America's 250th anniversary, questioning what the country is celebrating under Donald Trump.

Former President Barack Obama said a splintered media landscape can prevent gifted communicators from breaking through the way he did on the national stage.