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Ahead of the New Hampshire primary, 'Fox & Friends' host Brian Kilmeade described Sanders' stance on legalizing marijuana and forgiving student loan debt in a "Stay home. Get high. I'll pay off your loan" slogan.

Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani defended his actions investigating Joe Biden in Ukraine and said his witnesses said the FBI and DOJ were "controlled by Hillary Clinton partisans."

Senator Martha McSally called a CNN reporter a "liberal hack" on Thursday.

Former press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders criticized the House's vote on a war powers resolution Thursday.

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez clapped back at her critics on Twitter after Amazon said it would be opening a New York office in 2021.

In a segment focusing on Trump's sense of humor, Fox News personalities compared Joe Biden "getting in the guy's face" at a recent campaign event to the president's "entertaining nature."

An "annoyed" Harvard University student appeared on Fox News to complain about the "empty activism" of climate change protesters who he said ruined the Harvard-Yale football game.

Responding to a New York Post reporter who called Kellyanne Conway a "cheerleader" and an "enabler" of the president, the George Conway tweeted "She's both."

Brian Kilmeade wondered aloud Thursday morning if someone in President Donald Trump's administration would "rein in" Rudy Giulani in the wake of the impeachment hearings.

In a Fox & Friends appearance, Eddie Gallagher's lawyer called Navy SEAL Admiral Collin Green a coward for trying to strip the officer of his Trident.

Just before the third day of public impeachment hearings, Fox and Friends host Brian Kilmeade asked Trump not to tweet during the hearings the way he did in the past.

In a Fox & Friends appearance, Judge Andrew Napolitano told hosts that "the law is not on the president's side."

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade said Monday morning that the testimony of Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman, the National Security Council's expert on Ukraine, was "just one person's opinion."

Fox & Friends hosts joked about the global climate strike, but coverage immediately switched to the devastation in Texas, where two have died and the Houston area has received over 40 inches of rain in three days.

Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano said sexual assault allegations against U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh seeks to "undermine" the country's highest judicial body.

"Fox & Friends" warned U.S. taxpayers will be forced to pay back billions in student loan debt. "A lot of people are paying back 1 percent a year which would take 100 years to pay back," said co-host Steve Doocy.

Former Fox News personality Clayton Morris has moved to a coastal Portuguese town, leaving behind dozens of lawsuits alleging real estate fraud.

Trump also defended his comments on Fox News about receiving foreign intelligence on a political opponent.

The Fox and Friends panel slammed what they labeled the elitist left for questioning the president's decision to sign Bibles in Alabama.

"Jesus is a superhero, not this superhero," said David Brody of the Christian Broadcast Network.

"It's a different world," Senator John Thune said.

"Who here wants to weigh in on how we can start persuading those people that maybe didn't vote for him that this is the right fight?" Brian Kilmeade asked.

"As it turns out, the president simply didn't like leaks," Fox host Steve Doocy said about Trump reportedly concealing notes of a meeting with Putin.

President Donald Trump used information from a "Fox and Friends" broadcast to rebuff claims he had been working in Moscow's interests.

"Sarah, there were some discrepancies with some numbers," 'Fox & Friends' co-host Ainsley Earhardt said.

"Great job by Michael Anton on @foxandfriends," Trump tweeted. "A true National Security expert!"

Gosling plays Neil Armstrong in the upcoming film "First Man."

Partisanship has no proper role in the criminal justice system.

The president, who has a number of lawyers and legal scholars on staff, said he receives his legal advice from television shows.

President Donald Trump has hit out at U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions over his decision to recuse himself from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.