Mail Bombs

Cesar Sayoc, the suspected sender of mail bombs to several high-profile liberal politicians as well as to CNN and George Soros, was indicted on 30 felony charges Friday. The federal charges against Cesar Sayoc “include the use of a weapon

Late-night hosts ripped into President Donald Trump’s continued attacks on the “fake news media” on Monday, arguing that such criticism helps incite the sort of violence America has seen over the past week. 

During a portion of an interview set to air on Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Ingraham Angle,” President Trump denied that he was responsible for the mail bombs, stating that the mail bomber “was insane a long time

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders battled CNN’s Jim Acosta during the press briefing Monday over President Trump’s tweets about the “fake news media” being “the enemy of the people,” leading to CNN’s PR team coming after Sanders on Twitter.

During the White House Press Briefing on Monday, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders stated that while the White House came out and condemned the mail bombings and the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, “The very first thing the media did was blame the president and make him responsible for these ridiculous acts.”

Monday on CNN’s “Wolf,” American Urban Radio Network’s White House correspondent and network contributor April Ryan said when President Donald Trump called himself a nationalist, he really means he is a white nationalist. While discussing the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh

Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” network political analyst John Heilemann declared President Donald Trump was “obviously a racist.” During the discussion of the mail bombs sent to political figures and CNN’s offices, host Joe Scarborough said, “I can’t even call him

Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” former interim Democratic National Committee chairwoman Donna Brazile accused President Donald Trump of running “away from his responsibility as a leader,” in light of his reactions to mail bombs being sent to political figures last

Sunday on MSNBC’s “AM Joy,” Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank said President Donald Trump was giving “license” to “unbalanced people,” like the perpetrators of the mail bombs being sent to political figures and the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh a day earlier that

Two unrelated terror attacks over the past ten days have revealed an establishment media rabidly desperate to strip President Trump and his supporters of our right to defend ourselves.

New York Times columnist David Brooks stated that we’re in a world where people treat politics as a fight to the death and make politics their identity, and President Trump “is the exclamation point” of that, on Friday’s PBS NewsHour.

Former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik criticized CNN’s coverage of the mail bombs sent to Democrat Party figures this week, in an interview with SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Tonight.

On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher stated that President Trump “sounds like he’s not condemning the bomber, it sounds to me like he’s partnering with him.” Maher said, “I think what I saw this week is

On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher stated that the mail bomber didn’t need to be instructed by President Trump, he just went after people the president doesn’t like “because he knew that’s what’s expected.” Maher said,

During a portion of an interview with ABC set to air on Saturday’s “Good Morning America,” Vice President Mike Pence stated President Trump doesn’t bear responsibility for the mail bombs and Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) didn’t bear responsibility for the

The Department of Justice confirmed Friday afternoon that it had arrested Florida man Cesar Sayoc in connection with the series of apparent explosive devices mailed to leading Democratic figures all through the past week.

While speaking to reporters on Friday, President Trump stated he doesn’t hold any blame for the mail bombs, his rhetoric has been toned down, and “I could really tone it up. Because, as you know, the media has been extremely

On Friday’s “CNN Newsroom,” CNN host Van Jones stated President Trump shouldn’t be held responsible for the mail bombs, but rhetoric “can set certain people off, and we all need to be more responsible with our rhetoric.” Jones said, “I think the

Friday on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” network political correspondent Dana Bash said President Donald Trump was “responsible for not just allowing the chant ‘CNN sucks’ at his rallies, but stoking it, making clear that he likes it.” Bash made her comments in light

Friday on CNN’s “Wolf,” Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) accused President Donald Trump of telegraphing “very well to those that want to do harm to people,” in light of the mail bomb suspect seeming to be a supporter of the president. On

D-list comedian Kathy Griffin, in her eternal quest for relevance, has made it clear that she will not be intimidated by mail bombings, even though she has not been targeted.

Federal authorities on Friday arrested Cesar Altieri Sayoc in Plantation, Florida in connection to a series of apparent mail bombs sent to prominent Democrats and progressive activists.

A suspicious package addressed to former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper was intercepted in Manhattan, according to NBC News.  

A suspicious package addressed to Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) was discovered in south Flordia, according to reports.  The FBI confirmed Friday that the 11th package bears similarities to the others sent to leading Democrat Party members and others. 

President Donald Trump called out CNN on Friday for the network’s  comparisons of mail bombs to the 9/11 attacks on America.

Americans should — and will — reject political violence, march to the polls, ignore the noise, and do what they were going to do anyway — whatever that turns out to be.

Ret. Brigadier General Michael McDaniel said mail bombs sent to Democratic Party figures meet the definition of “domestic terrorism.”

Thursday on MSNBC’s “All In,” filmmaker Michael Moore said President Donald Trump knows his rhetoric was encouraging people to take action, like whomever who sent bombs to several political figures and CNN’s New York offices. Moore said, “I think that everybody should

Multiple suspected crude pipe bombs sent to prominent Democrats and others were “not capable of exploding,” according to a report.

Thursday on CNN’s “Wolf,” network political commentator S.E. Cupp said President Donald Trump “has created a culture comfort for violent rhetoric and actual violence.” When asked about the suspicious packages sent to several political figures and CNN’s New York offices,

Thursday on ABC’s “The View,” co-host Joy Behar said in light of the suspicious packages sent to several political figures and CNN’s New York offices, Republicans were “the perpetrators also” for staying silent on President Donald Trump‘s rhetoric. Behar said, “I think that

Actor Jason Alexander lashed out over President Donald Trump’s reactions to the mail bomb scare, calling the president a “disgraceful sub-human” for his response.

Thursday on CNN’s “Newsroom,” Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) said President Donald Trump was incapable of being a unifier while discussing the suspicious packages sent to several political figures and CNN’s New York City offices. Kasich said, “He has the largest

Thursday on ABC’s “The View,” co-host Meghan McCain said she regretted past statements about former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton because it may have contributed to the country’s polarization in light of the suspicious packages sent to several political figures and

Thursday on the “Hugh Hewitt Show” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said the media was using the suspicious packages sent to several political figures and CNN’s New York offices as a “narrative that they can twist against” President Donald Trump. Partial

A CNN chyron aired Thursday said Democrats who received mail bombs this week are “Trump’s targets” — hours after an anchor insisted “no one’s blaming the president.”