Beloved former White House press secretary Sean Spicer was asked about a Washington Free Beacon report on his advancing to the next round on ABC's Dancing With The Stars and, thereby, owning the libs.
Hillary Clinton "might be the best person" to beat President Donald Trump in 2020, a former aide to the twice-failed presidential candidate said Wednesday. 
This week on the Sunday news shows: CNN's Brian Stelter asks a CNN guest if Fox News reminds her of state-run media, a Democratic representative defended Rep. Adam Schiff's (D., Calif.) handling of the Ukraine whistleblower complaint, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D., Minn.) says she would not be comfortable with her vice president's child sitting on the board of a foreign company. 
Actor Robert de Niro cursed out critics on Fox News of his past strident language against Donald Trump on Sunday, saying "f—" them during a CNN interview. 
White House adviser Stephen Miller declared President Donald Trump to be the real whistleblower Sunday in the ongoing Ukraine controversy, declaring voters had a choice between "democracy" and the "deep state." 
The radical climate change protesters who shut down Washington, D.C., traffic Monday received virtually no coverage on cable and network news outside of Fox News. 
Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) got a fact wrong in her opening debate statement Thursday, proudly declaring that President Donald Trump was definitely watching their debate when he was actually giving a speech in Baltimore. 
Interest in Robert Mueller and the sprawling Russia investigation he oversaw for two years plummeted on MSNBC and CNN following his testimony last month, a Free Beacon analysis found. 
Former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford (R.) announced on Fox News Sunday he will run a primary campaign against President Donald Trump, leading anchor Chris Wallace to ask what the point is.
Washington Free Beacon editor in chief Matthew Continetti said the Trump campaign's defense of the Electoral College wins "on the merits" in the face of progressive calls to abolish the institution. 