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Allegations of collusion against President Trump amount to "the biggest abuse of power, corruption, scandal perhaps in history," Sean Hannity said.

Donald Trump Jr. said it "has been hard to watch" Democrats and the media attack his father, and that both worked to create "a narrative that they want to be true because they couldn't explain the outcome of the last election."

"I'll tell you who did end up being an agent of Putin, an agent of Russia in his effort to divide America and to destabilize our democracy, it is all these people who have been pushing this story," Steve Hilton said.

"@MichaelAvenatti, if you plead fast enough, you might just get to share a cell with Michael Cohen!" Trump Jr. tweeted.

The former mayor of New York said the Democrats "went too far" in their pursuit of the Mueller investigation.

"Shame on Mueller for not having the guts to come to a decision, one way or the other," the Harvard Law School professor told Fox News.

"[Evangelicals] believe in absolute moral and spiritual truth, and they tend to vote those convictions at the ballot box," pastor Robert Jeffress said.

Most voters say they trust special counsel Robert Mueller over Donald Trump when it comes to Russian interference in the 2016 election. But a large majority say there is zero chance something in the report could change their view of Trump.

Conway has long been a critic of Trump but the tension between the two reached a fever pitch within the last few weeks.

"If collusion is not found in a report that is released, would you acknowledge that your party, the Democrats, have overreached," Pete Hegseth asked Democratic Senator Chris Coons.

"Do you ever think, I just want to break out and be honest once in a while, or no?" Carlson asked.

"Look, the greatest threat to our constitution and economic system isn't any foreign power, it's the Democrat party," Mark Levin said. "It's the leftists within the Democrat party, because they use our liberty and our constitution to destroy our liberty and our constitution, and they're very good at it. Look at this, you named some of them."

"I didn't bring this up. You just brought it up. You asked the question...I don't bring it up," President Donald Trump said, when asked why he continued to trash the late senator.

"Pro Tip: My last name is not 'Cortez,' just as theirs isn't 'Ingra' or 'Carl' or 'Hann,'" Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter.

The Fox & Friends hosts and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee took their daily shots at Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Thursday, floating a conspiracy theory she's a communist "Manchurian candidate" with ghost writers telling her what to say and ask.

Ingraham also described the congresswoman as the "star" of the Democrats.

"I was never a fan of John McCain, and I never will be," Donald Trump said of the late senator this week.

"If you want to start a problem and to inflame racial tension even more, start blaming people who have nothing to do with slavery, for the sin of slavery," conservative commentator Katie Pavlich said.

"We may not survive even if we win, but we definitely don't if the Republicans lose with Donald Trump," Glenn Beck told Sean Hannity.

Trump infamously called "for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" before taking office.

Former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile, best known for her controversial role in the 2016 primaries, is set to join Fox News in what she claims is a push for "civility."

O'Rourke on Friday said that the AR-15 was "designed, engineered and sold to the United States military for the express purpose of killing people as effectively as possible, in as greater number as possible."

CNN's "where they should be working, along with their lowest rated anchor, Shepard Smith!" Trump tweeted.

President Donald Trump hailed Fox News to "fight back with vigor" and bring back Judge Jeanine Pirro's show, which was pulled one week after she made anti-Muslim remarks.

Conway was referring to news reports that found links between Trump's rhetoric and the gunman's manifesto

The Fox News show Justice With Jeanine Pirro was pulled from programming Saturday evening, one week after Pirro's controversial comments about Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar.

"You don't like the questions that Fox News might ask, so you're deciding not to take any questions at all? How very Trump of you," Bill Maher said of Democrats on Friday.

"No offense to TMZ," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

Ocasio-Cortez responded to the right-wing critics who routinely attempt to frame her success as a display of political puppetry.

More than two-dozen advertisers have distanced themselves from the right-wing pundit.