WOMP WOMP: Schiff Censure Vote Crashes And Burns In The House
Trump-loving Republicans in the House tried to formally censure Adam Schiff for his handling of the impeachment and they failed miserably.
John Kelly Drags Donald Trump During His Exit Interview
General John Kelly walks out of the White House with his reputation in tatters and this interview with the NY Times doesn't do him any favors
Ari Melber Completely Destroys Paul Ryan's Pathetic 'Legacy'
Paul Ryan has touted his amazing record while in Congress, but Ari Melber shows that he is either deluded or lying.
Former U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance Chief BLASTS Trump Response To Puerto Rico
Blistering tweet storm from someone who KNOWS how to respond to a disaster
Who's To Blame For Trump's Failed First 100 Days? The Constitution, Of Course
Donald Trump is running out of scapegoats for his disastrous first 100 days.
Chuck Todd Calls Out Reince Priebus' Excuses: 'It Doesn't Make A Lot Of Sense'
Trump's Chief of Staff blamed the Democrats for most of Trump's problems filling jobs in his administration and the Meet The Press host wasn't buying it.
Breaking The Taboo: The War On Drugs
Narrated by Oscar winning actor Morgan Freeman, "Breaking the Taboo" is produced by Sam Branson's Sundog Pictures and Brazilian co-production partner Spray Films and was directed by Cosmo Feilding Mellen and Fernando Grostein Andrade.
Matt Taibbi, Eliot Spitzer On Eric Holder's Failure
Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi talked with Eliot Spitzer last night about Eric Holder's decision not to prosecute Goldman Sachs for the offenses laid out in the Levin report.
Taibbi had this to say afterwards:
"But that's exactly who
Unwanted Company Alongside Romney's Bus Tour
Mitt Romney is going to have some unwanted company on his upcoming bus tour across several swing states...
The Bigger The Banker, The Harder The Fall
It's Friday the 13th, and this Peregrine Financial Group CEO seems to be having terrible luck. Russell Wasendorf Sr. was arrested today for making false statements to regulators from 2010 to July 2012, according to the agency.
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