Russia hacking

Joe Biden took notes out of his jacket when asked about a “hack by the Russians” during an ostensibly unscripted visit to a store in Michigan.

The consistent theme on Sunday morning’s news shows was that the Democrats — and many of the journalists interviewing them — want President Donald Trump to cancel his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday.

The American media are so obsessed with their own Russian collusion story that they can’t see the possibility of actual corruption right in front of their noses. It’s gotten to the point that Trump could start shooting reporters on the White House lawn and The New York Times’ headline would be: In Trump’s New Tack, Echoes of Russia.

The Trump White House seems quietly to be enjoying the Russia hacking “scandal.” The beauty of it all? The media and the Democrats are creating this distraction themselves.

Columnist Pat Buchanan asks why greater emphasis isn’t being placed on the leaking of classified intelligence to the media concerning the investigation of alleged connections between the Trump campaign and the Russians. If FBI director Comey is unwilling to investigate these illegal leaks, Buchanan suggests a special counsel should.

FBI Director James Comey on Monday confirmed that there is an active FBI investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential elections, which includes any links between the Russian government and Trump campaign officials.

The more hysterical liberals become about Russia, the more your antennae should go up.

Wednesday after President-elect Donald Trump’s press conference at Trump Tower in New York City, NBC “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd expressed his exasperation over the normalcy of what he called a “circus” surrounding Trump’s event. “I was struck big

The Trump team came out swinging against the media–specifically Buzzfeed and CNN–after they released stories about unsubstantiated, unverified claims alleging Russia had compromising information on Trump. Both the news outlets revealed the information the night before the President-Elect’s first press conference since his victory in November.

Friday on CNN’s “New Day,” Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway took on show co-host Chris Cuomo over allegations the Russian government engaged in hacking to interfere with the last November’s presidential election. Cuomo insisted President-elect Donald Trump should acknowledge Russia’s role

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is reportedly adding several of Hillary Clinton’s former campaign staffers to their planned political “war room” against President-elect Donald Trump.

Russia’s response to the announcement of sanctions has included derision, a refusal to retaliate, and promises of a fresh start with the new Trump administration.

Monday on CNN’s “New Day,” incoming White House press secretary Sean Spicer fielded questions from co-host Alisyn Camerota about what President-elect Donald Trump’s reaction should be to the allegations the Russian government was behind hacking activity that potentially led to last month’s

Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer weighed in on President Barack Obama’s sanctions levied on Russia for the nation’s alleged hacking to sway the outcome of last month’s presidential election. Krauthammer advised Trump not

Sunday, Rep. Peter King (R-NY) denied on New York AM 970 radio’s “The Cats Roundtable” claims that the Russians hacked the Democratic National Committee in order to assist President-elect Donald Trump win the election. “There is a consensus now that the

Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” Rep. Peter King (R-NY) questioned the leaks from the intelligence community about last month’s election and Russia’s involvement by mean of alleged hacking. According to King, those leaks were “absolutely disgraceful.” “It’s