His sons, Rex and Rob, enjoy and exploit it, but does anyone doubt that Ryan, his words and his antics, would have ruled Twitter? Here are four times Buddy Ryan would have broken the internet, with each incident graded on a scale of 1-10 — 1 being “look how good my oatmeal turned out," and 10 being “Whoa, Cam Newton just walked out of the postgame press conference." MORE: Ryan’s defensive brilliance still evident...
Kanninen made that point during a recent segment on Fox News’ The Faulkner Focus in which he was speaking about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s comments on the day of the attack after it was reported that she said that she would “punch” the then-president. Pelosi’s daughter, Alexandra Pelosi, a documentary filmmaker, captured the moment on January 6, 2021, showing the House speaker saying that she hoped Trump would come to the complex so that she could “punch him out,” NBC News reported....
“I think that if you are not moved—and we’ll see what happens in the cross-examination—but if you are not moved by the testimony of Marie Yovanovitch today, you don’t have a pulse,” Wallace said. He added that Yovanovitch “puts a human face on the allegations here, this alleged scandal.” Yovanovitch appeared before the House Intelligence Committee on Friday morning to testify about her removal as the ambassador to Ukraine. She is the third witness to participate in public hearings in the ongoing impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump....
Ingraham’s comments come as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and health care workers warn Americans to avoid holiday travel as the virus continues to spread. “Christmas is meant to be spent with your family” Ingraham opened up her coronavirus segment by saying, “remember all those warnings about traveling during Thanksgiving, and getting together with friends and family?” She then showed statements from Dr. Anthony Fauci, the United States’ top infectious disease expert, and other public health experts warning that the virus would surge after Thanksgiving if Americans didn’t adhere to recommendations....
Trump has long viewed McCabe as an adversary due to his involvement with the FBI’s investigation into the president’s 2016 campaign and Russian interference in that election. An inspector general report, which was released under the tenure of Trump’s former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, alleged that McCabe “lacked candor — including under oath — on multiple occasions.” But the Justice Department announced Friday that it would not pursue criminal charges against him....
Payne, who hosts his own show on Fox Business, said during a segment on America’s Newsroom that Trump “scared the heck out of Wall Street, scared the heck out of the business community” by tweeting that he was ordering U.S. businesses to sever their ties with China. Payne claimed that it was the White House arguing it had the power to make such a demand that led to stock futures plummeting “overnight....
Wisconsin-based progressive radio host Crute said it was “bull****” that Fox News did not cover the first committee hearing last week. His words caused host Mike Emanuel to defend Fox News’ coverage and fellow guest Jeff Crouere to complain about the profanity. A video of their argument has gone viral on Twitter and viewed over 300,000 times. “All hell breaks loose on Fox today when progressive talk show host Mike Crute, invited for a segment on gun control, riffs about J6: ‘The real ‘bull**** is your network won’t cover it!...
Speaking with Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy on Monday, Morici railed against the unfairness of Warren’s tax plan, which relies upon her so-called “wealth tax” proposal of 2 percent on people whose net worth is more than $50 million. Warren’s campaign says public school funding and other basic American necessities would be funded by funneling in about $450 billion over the next decade as a result of the tax on people worth more than $50 million....
Biden and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have for months touted an IRS funding increase that would allow the tax agency to better enforce collection from wealthy Americans who hide an estimated $1 trillion each year. Saturday morning Fox News segment warned Americans will be “targeted based on their political views” in response to a Treasury Department proposal for IRS expansion. Lashinsky methodically dismantled Asman’s repeated claim the IRS will begin “prowling” into people’s bank accounts....
Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed the brief with the Supreme Court last week, asking the nation’s top court to overturn the results in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The court rejected the lawsuit and several prominent Republican lawmakers—including Texas Senator John Cornyn—criticized Paxton’s brief. But Scalise joined more than 120 Republicans in the House of Representatives signing onto an amicus brief supporting the lawsuit before it was thrown out....
The three Fox News Media hosts referred to the “meritless” lawsuit as a “legal shakedown designed to chill speech and punish reporting” in a Friday news release. “It is, in short, exactly the kind of lawsuit that both the First Amendment and New York’s anti-SLAPP law are designed to eliminate at the threshold,” according to a memorandum filed in support of Bartiromo’s motion to dismiss the suit. The motions filed by Dobbs and Pirro also referenced the state’s anti-SLAPP (“strategic lawsuits against public participation”) law....
Introducing the segment, America’s Newsroom host Dana Perino said: “The FDA just giving full approval to Pfizer’s COVID vaccine. It’s the first vaccine to get that full approval and in record time too; that has critics asking if the process was rushed. Was it?” Responding to Perino’s question about what it would mean to get full approval, Giroir said: “Well, this is a very big moment in Operation Warp Speed history and the history of our vaccines, our fight against the pandemic....
On Tuesday, Fox & Friends hosts warned viewers of “the left-wing campaign to push their progressive agenda” on the Supreme Court amid new, controversial accusations against Kavanaugh published this week by The New York Times which co-host Steve Doocy labeled “thinly sourced.” Napolitano then joined the Fox News crew in reacting to the “assault on the Supreme Court” and said that even if Democrats’ impeachment efforts are unsuccessful against Kavanaugh, the allegations aim to undercut the credibility of a conservative majority court....
In a statement given to Newsweek Tuesday, a Fox News representative acknowledged the settlement by saying, “We are pleased to reach an amicable resolution of this legacy matter.” “FOX News Media has already been in full compliance across the board, but cooperated with the New York City Commission on Human Rights to continue enacting extensive preventive measures against all forms of discrimination and harassment,” the statement added. According to a Tuesday report by The Daily Beast, the settlement agreement was reached last week with the city commission following years of allegations concerning a toxic work environment at the channel....
That’s been the loud complaint from some viewers who don’t like the growing intrusion of politics, race and culture into their former sanctuary of sports TV. With the sports media still debating how to cover things such as 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s protest of the U.S. flag/anthem, these fans might have found a new champion: Joe Buck of Fox Sports. Sporting News interviewed the play-by-by announcer about “Undeniable with Joe Buck,” on the AT&T Audience Network, which wraps its third season Wednesday night with an interview with ex-Yankees/Red Sox pitcher (and accused steroids cheat) Roger Clemens (8 p....
France have the chance to qualify for back-to-back finals and continue their quest to win a second World Cup in a row, whilst Morocco — who have already become the first ever African side to reach the semifinals — are aiming to claim their biggest scalp yet whilst also becoming arguably the most surprising team to ever reach the final. Yet the match is also unique as it sees two countries collide that also have a long history of engagement away from the field spanning multiple centuries, and it hasn’t always been civil....
While the Three Lions have done little to inspire confidence over recent years, they have been resolute at the back. Varane red card another blow for VAR Since Zlatan Ibrahimovic destroyed them during a friendly encounter in Stockholm, with the enigmatic frontman netting four times on the night, England have been a relatively tough nut to crack. France, though, were able to slice through Gareth Southgate’s side with relative ease in their latest outing, with Didier Deschamps’ side securing a 3-2 victory with 10 men....
Kaminsky, who earned Sporting News’ 2014-15 Player of the Year award as a senior for the Badgers, was watching Sunday night’s second-round game between No. 7 Wisconsin and No. 2 Xavier. With two seconds left in regulation, Kaminsky’s former teammate Bronson Koenig caught a pass and hit a corner 3-pointer to beat the buzzer. The crazy shot sent Wisconsin to the Sweet 16 to face Notre Dame. Cue “Frank the Tank” exploding!...
Kendall, who previously served in key Department of Defense (DoD) roles during the administration of former President Barack Obama, was nominated as Air Force Secretary by President Joe Biden in April. Holds from Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah), Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) and Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) reportedly held up the nomination until the Senate confirmed Kendall until Monday night’s voice vote. “If confirmed, my priorities would be straightforward and mirror precisely those articulated by Secretary of Defense [Lloyd] Austin as they apply to the Department of the Air Force,” Kendall said during his Senate Armed Services Committee confirmation hearing on May 25....
