Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton dodged a question on the difference between a Democrat and Socialist during an interview on Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Hardball.” Host Chris Matthews asked Hillary, “What’s the difference between a Socialist
On the Tuesday edition of “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host Stephen A. Smith hammered the Dallas Cowboys and head coach Jason Garrett in a long-winded rant. In December, Smith called Garrett the “walking epitome” of the unfairness felt by “black
Monday on “The Howie Carr Show,” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said former president Bill Clinton should be asked how he was different from Bill Cosby, who was recently criminally charged for an alleged 2004 sexual assault. Trump said, “Well,
Tuesday on his radio show, conservative talker Rush Limbaugh reacted to a poll from NBC News that found whites and Republicans were the angriest of all Americans. According to Limbaugh, that anger is justifiable. However, he complained that media’s reaction to those
ABC’s “The View” panelist Joy Behar said she would still vote for Bill Clinton, even though he’s a “dog” “because he votes in my favor” just like women voted for Ted Kennedy after Chappaquiddick, and that Republicans voting against the
Tuesday in Boone, IA, Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said on immigration he differs from his opponent Donald Trump because he explained Trump advocated allowing those deported to come back. Transcript of YouTube video uploaded by Lisa Angelos as follows:
Third-person action MOBA SMITE, in which players control characters based on various mythological gods, gets a cinematic trailer ahead of the SMITE World Championship beginning January 7.
Wii platformer A Boy and His Blob is coming to PC and current gen consoles January 19.
Tuesday, while announcing several executive actions aimed at reducing gun violence, President Barack Obama teared up. The president stopped to wipe away tears as he said, “From every family who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from
Tuesday, while announcing several executive actions aimed at reducing gun violence President Barack Obama took aim at GOP candidates that questioned the motives behind Obama’s actions. Obama said, “Contrary to the claims of what some gun rights proponents have suggested,
Monday on “Fox Sports Live,” Fox Sports 1 analyst Clay Travis reacted to the report Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel missed a scheduled medical exam, did not answer his phone and may have spent his Saturday night drinking and gambling in
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” while discussing President Barack Obama’s executive action on gun control, Republican presidential candidate Sen. Macro Rubio (R-FL) said Obama was “obsessed with undermining the Second Amendment.” Rubio said, “It undermines the second amendment and
Former MSNBC host and current commentator Ed Schultz argued that whether “issues” regarding Bill Clinton would be a “huge distraction” is “a legitimate question” in a commentary released on Monday. Schultz said, “The gender card being played by the Clinton
On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “New Day,” Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett insisted President Barack Obama’s forthcoming executive action on guns would be well within his authority and that it is the fault of Congress for the need of Obama
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL), a candidate for the 2016 Republican nomination, discussed a report from The Washington Post that in a private meeting he had with Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP nominee. In that
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina took a jab at her opponent GOP front-runner Donald Trump. Fiorina was asked about Trump’s popularity and if he was “emblematic” of the anger in the country.
MSNBC’s “Hardball” host Chris Matthews argued that it was “beyond indecent” and “over the line” to call Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton an enabler on Monday. Matthews stated that “Trump’s now going back and calling Hillary
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated “I’m not going to tell you right now what I’m going to do” with regards to the “disaster” Iran nuclear deal, and he would “protect Saudi Arabia” against an Iranian incursion if they reimbursed
Monday on MSNBC, NBC’s “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd explained that despite the notion that supporters of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump won’t show up to the ballot box in the same way they are responding in the polls.
Monday on Bloomberg Politics’ “With All Due Respect” broadcasted on MSNBC, political commentator and longtime Clinton ally James Carville discussed the political back-and-forth between Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton, and his wife, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary
