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"Polls go up and polls go down," the Vermont Senator said blithely when asked to explain his slight dip in national polling.

Biden and Sanders would handily beat the president in an election, according to the new poll

"The Devil never offered me anything, but now it's the Democrats dancing with him in their evil plot to subvert democracy and take down a president they simply hate."

The petition's launch came after an official federal watchdog recommended that Conway be removed from her post, citing violations of The Hatch Act.

"I wonder if he knew exactly what he was doing, the exact way he was asked that question and the answer he gave because time after time, he knows the media bubble and fizz like Alka-Seltzer in water and he is playing them like a flute," Hannity said.

"What they really fear is that Roe v. Wade might go away—this is the most abominable decision since Dred Scott v. Sanford," Fox News' legal analyst Andrew Napolitano said.

"I think you have to look at that if you're on the Trump team and say, you know, there are some messages here," Martha MacCallum pointed out.

Alveda King claimed people who are pro-life "can't be racist" in response to New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's comments on abortion and racism on Tuesday.

"Quite frankly, this boggles my mind," Tomi Lahren said. She argued that it's "a really sad day if it's in fact the truth."

Candace Owens, founder of the "Blexit" movement, said on Fox News host Laura Ingraham's show that welfare "socialized" black communities.

Some conservatives criticized the MSNBC announcement, while others hoped more members of the "ideological media" would moderate debates in the future.

Conservatives ruthlessly attacked Ocasio-Cortez for backing a Congress pay raise supported by top Republicans, claiming she just wants "yoga classes" and "luxury apartments."

Twitter's co-founder lambasted Fox News as far more powerful and destructive than the social network. But is he right?

Legions of "militant" feminists are ruining chivalry in the dating world and the workplace, opting instead to be "miserable," 'Fox & Friends' panelists claimed Tuesday.

George Soros, the billionaire philanthropist and Holocaust survivor, has "effectively intimidated people into not criticizing him," claimed Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

"These are baseless lies meant to stoke fear in their viewers," TJ Ducklo, Biden campaign's national press secretary, said. "It has no place in our public discourse, and anyone amplifying it bears some responsibility for giving it legitimacy it most certainly does not deserve."

"I mean, there's no secret about it. That's the way they are being programmed," Media Buzz host Howard Kurtz said.

Kevin McAleenan praised Donald Trump for playing hardball with the Mexico tariff threats, says he forced them to make "real proposals."

"Congress would rather sit on their hands and give themselves a pay raise. I have an idea, fire the whole lot of them," Jeanine Pirro said.

Trump was ridiculed on Twitter for saying, "Mars (of which the Moon is a part)," though he may have been referring to the mission.

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Migrants were "not running, they're just walking casually right around it," Fox News co-host Ainsley Earhardt said.

Heather Mac Donald appeared on Fox News to discuss racial diversity issues in the New York school system.

"She is a terrible person and I'll tell you her name, it's nervous Nancy because she's a nervous wreck," the president said.

"You can be proud of about anything days, so long as it's not straight, white, male, or God forbid, conservative," Lahren said.

Fox News has previously stated that it "does not condone any talent participating in campaign events."

Pelosi declined to hit back at Trump in a CNN interview nearby the D-Day graves of American soldiers.

"The roadblocks were put there by the president of the United States," former judge Andrew Napolitano said. "The roadblocks are called obstruction of justice."

Fox News host Tucker Carlson and cultural critic James Panero attacked the metric system as a relic of the French Revolution and a bad way of measuring things in the real world.

25-year-old Johana "Joa" Medina León died on Saturday after she complained of chest pains while in ICE detention and tested positive for HIV.