Propagandist-in-chief on Fox, Sean Hannity, did his best to downplay the bad news for Trump in the newly released Manafort and Cohen memos, while continuing to attack the Mueller investigation as a "witch hunt" this Friday.
"By lying and covering up about his past on the eve of the election and violating the laws designed to create transparency, they say that President Trump clouded the process for the American voters," Barbara McQuade said.
US News & World Report writer David Catanese reminded the Trump apologists on Bret Baier's panel this Friday that this Cohen memo should be very worrisome for Trump.
Without acknowledging the criticism or apologizing for his meanness, the Hardball host admits he "missed" the moment when Hillary Clinton and Jimmy Carter were thoroughly enjoying each other's company.
When we last saw Chris Cantwell, he was crying like a baby out of fear his role in the Charlottesville murders would bring the law his way. Now he's cocksure and nasty.
John Dean, of Watergate fame, firmly believes that the House of Representatives will have no choice but to begin impeachment proceedings based on what prosecutors allege about Michael Cohen.
