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With the midterms just 12 days away as of Thursday night, Jimmy Fallon said that “everybody's talking about” President Donald Trump 's guttural exclamation during a speech this week.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is “angling” for Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) to appoint him to her Senate seat so he can avoid potential impeachment, Puck reported on Sunday.
By: Ron Dicker
The outlet had scrapped high-office endorsements but said it could not stay silent on this election.
The “Last Week Tonight” host explained how Republicans alarmingly show the Reich stuff.
The “Last Week Tonight” host explained how Republicans alarmingly show the Reich stuff.
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Ron Dicker Even though the Nazis surrendered more than 80 years ago John Oliver said the GOP's preoccupation with them is a “worrying trend.” (Watch the video below.)
The song satirist mocked the hell out of a certain frail senator with the song “Witchcraft.”
CNN Republican heel Scott Jennings said Donald Trump 's 1,300-word rant at Bill Maher was “miraculous” ― along with the president's other written and verbal screeds.
The ousted press secretary sounds like she's still auditioning for the job she lost in 5 days.
The Fox News host's “white people” analysis of the lawmaker didn't make it any better on “The Five.”
