HUFFPOST - MS NOW Host Chuckles While Covering Melania Trump's 'Bananas' Remarks On Epstein
The "Briefing" host said nobody could have predicted that the first lady would "single-handedly reignite the whole Epstein scandal."
The "Briefing" host said nobody could have predicted that the first lady would "single-handedly reignite the whole Epstein scandal."
Investigators said Travis Peachey, 51, allegedly put together the homemade bomb because he thought an explosion would amuse his guests.
“Survivor safety should be paramount, and it’s something that this administration doesn’t seem to care much about,” the survivor said.
The former transportation secretary appeared on CNBC's "Squawk Box" and leisurely countered rather defensive claims from co-host Joe Kernen.
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Mr. Blair will “lead the charge from the outside,” the president said on social media. The move comes as Republicans are bracing for a potentially difficult November election.
'They should see far more counselors than they do cops'