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Chris Wallace came to CNN to get heavily involved with reaching streaming audiences, and it looks like he will leave the Warner Bros. Discovery-backed news outlet still looking to do the same.

Wallace, a veteran commentator who held forth on Fox News Channel’s “Fox News Sunday” as well as NBC News’ “Meet The Press,” told The Daily Beast Monday that he planned to leave CNN, which he initially joined to participate in the scuttled streaming operation CNN+, to try his hand at reaching people via an independent digital venture.

CNN confirmed Wallace would leave three years after he initially signed on after leaving Fox News to do so. The typical anchor contract in the news business is for a similar amount of time. CNN tried to convince Wallace to stay, according to a person familiar with the matter.

“Chris Wallace is one of the most respected political journalists...

Chris Stirewalt, the garrulous political analyst, is best known, perhaps, for his tenure at Fox News Channel. He’s ready to make a name for himself in a new venue.

Stirewalt famously spent time on screen defending Fox News early — and eerily accurate — projection during the 2020 presidential election that then-President Donald Trump would lose in Arizona, a key state. By the time President Biden was ready to take his oath of office, Stirewalt had exited the Fox Corp. news unit after a decade-long run, fully prepared to put his TV news career in the rearview mirror.

On Sunday, he will have to look in the cameras once again.

Stirewalt is set to anchor “The Hill Sunday,” a bid by upstart cable-news player NewsNation to insert itself into the Sunday-news field typically dominated by decades-old programs with strong video imprimaturs. The anchor believes viewers still yearn for something that tones...

Chris Stirewalt. (Courtesy photo)

Sunday morning is made for politics, and Nexstar Media Group’s NewsNation wants in on the action.

Starting in March, NewsNation will produce and air a new Sunday morning political talk show, hosted by the channels’ political editor Chris Stirewalt.

The show will “feature a variety of politicians and newsmakers discussing the latest political news from the nation’s capital,” as well as a panel of “guest commentators offering insight and analysis of the week’s key stories,” according to a press release issued on Thursday.

As described, the show appears to resemble similar fare on the major broadcast and cable channels — NBC’s “Meet the Press,” ABC’s “This Week,” CBS’ “Face the Nation,” “Fox News Sunday” and CNN’s “State of the Union.”

“We are delighted that Chris will be joining the new weekend lineup,” Michael Corn, the President of News at NewsNation, said in a statement.

Kristen Welker’s tenure at NBC News’ venerable “Meet The Press” won’t start until September 17, but the network isn’t waiting to tell viewers about it.

On Saturday, during the NBC News journalist’s last time co-anchoring the Saturday broadcast of “Today” with Peter Alexander, those who tune in will see a new promo alerting them to Welker’s imminent move. The video vignette displays Welker moments from across her recent career: in the White House briefing room covering three presidents; on the campaign trail; and moderating one of the 2020 presidential debates. The promo will also feature footage from Welker’s fill-in appearances at the “Meet the Press” desk.

When Welker takes the reins of the program from Chuck Todd, she will become the series’ 13th moderator, but just the first Black journalist to moderate the show, and just the second woman. In an interview earlier this week with Wtmj,...

Fox News Channel’s Shannon Bream is penning a very unique legacy — figuratively and literally. She not only recently became “Fox News Sunday”‘s first-ever female anchor, but she’s riding high off her third consecutive New York Times bestseller titled, “Love Stories of the Bible,” published by Fox News Books, where she is a founding author.

Bream joined Fox News in 2007 as a Washington D.C-based correspondent covering the Supreme Court. In addition to her role as Sunday anchor, Bream is a Chief Legal Correspondent for the network and host of “Livin’ the Bream,” a podcast on Fox News Radio where she shares inspirational stories, personal anecdotes and an insider’s perspective on actions and rulings from the high court.

“Let’s face it, I’m a legal nerd. My brain will probably always approach every story as an attorney,” Bream told TheWrap.

Though Bream first made a name...

Fox News has named several new executive vice presidents as the network shifts its senior leadership lineup two months after the passing of SVP Alan Komissaroff.

“As we mark nearly two months since senior vice president of News & Politics Alan Komissaroff tragically passed away, we wanted to share news about editorial leadership changes and the components of his position that will be absorbed by his colleagues,” Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott and president Jay Wallace told staffers in a memo Wednesday obtained by TheWrap. “We miss Alan every day and are still heartbroken by his loss.”

Network veteran Tom Lowell has been elevated to senior executive vice president and managing editor for Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network, in which he will oversee all editorial departments as he reports to Wallace.

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What the Fox is happening with the annual Super Bowl interview with President Joe Biden?

The White House on Friday night appeared to squelch any hope of the pre-game ritual taking place, noting that it had not signed off on any exchange between the president and any representative of Fox Corp., the media company with the broadcast network showing the Big Game.

“As we said earlier, we had arranged an interview with Fox Sports Host Mike Hill & Vivica A. Fox with the President ahead of the Super Bowl and Fox Corp had the interview cancelled. Fox has since put out a statement indicating the interview was rescheduled, which is inaccurate,” a White House spokesperson said.

The new statement adds another level of back-and-forth brinkmanship between the Biden White House and the company that operates one of its biggest critics, Fox News Channel.

The two sides had appeared to find common ground earlier in the day,...

When Super Bowl Lvii arrives on Sunday, Fox is prepared to broadcast hours and hours of the event, with all of the usual trappings — except, perhaps, one.

With just three days to go before the Kansas City Chiefs square off against the Philadelphia Eagles at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the White House has yet to commit to the traditional interview between the President of the United States and the news division of the media company broadcasting the gridiron classic, potentially shunning a conversation that would be seen by one of TV’s biggest audiences. Fox News attached no conditions to the exchange according to a person familiar with the matter, which has been a staple of the event (more or less) since President Barack Obama started doing it in 2009.

A final decision has yet to be announced, and there is still a chance the conversation could take place.

Fox News Channel named veteran Trace Gallagher to anchor its “Fox News @ Night,” a late-night entry that aims to deliver end-of-the-day reports to the network’s west coast audience.

Gallagher will take over the nightly newscast on October 3, holding forth from Fox News’ Los Angeles bureau, and will continue to serve as the cable-news outlets chief correspondent for breaking news. He replaces Shannon Bream, who launched the wee-hours news entry in 2017, originally at 11 p.m. She has moved on to take the reins at the network’s “Fox News Sunday.”

“When it comes to breaking news coverage, Trace Gallagher is one of the best in the business and having a seasoned journalist at the helm of this hour ensures our viewers unrivaled 24/7 news coverage,” said Suzanne Scott, CEO of Fox News Media, in a prepared statement.

“Fox News @ Night” is emblematic of efforts by cable-news networks to offer more news later into the evening.

Shannon Bream first tried her hand at journalism at the age of 30 after having earned a law degree. Some of the people working with her called her “Grandma Intern.” They won’t be calling her that on Sunday.

Bream will this weekend kick off a new era on “Fox News Sunday,” the jewel of the news side at Fox News Channel, which often gets more attention for its opinion programming. She will be the programs’ first permanent female host and will be the first permanent replacement for Chris Wallace, who burnished his reputation for prosecutorial questioning of newsmakers and politicians over a tenure that lasted just under two decades. Wallace raised eyebrows in late 2021, when he announced on air he was leaving the show. He later disclosed he had jumped to CNN, where he is slated to host a new program for both HBO Max and CNN’s Sunday schedule.

Shannon Bream will become the permanent host of Fox News Sunday, succeeding Chris Wallace.

Bream will start on Sept. 11.

Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott said in a statement, “Shannon is an outstanding journalist, reporter and anchor who has cultivated a strong and enduring relationship with the Fox News Media audience.”

Bream will be the first woman to anchor the show since it launched 26 years ago.

Bream will leave her position as anchor of Fox News @ Night, with a series of rotating anchors in the slot until a permanent successor is named. She will continue to serve as the network’s chief legal correspondent.

“It has been an honor to cover major news throughout Washington over the last 15 years at Fox News,” Bream said, according to a network statement. “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to host a Sunday show and look forward to this new role.”

Wallace, who...

Shannon Bream has been picked to take over “Fox News Sunday”, the Fox News politics and public affairs program long anchored by Chris Wallace, making her the first female correspondent to anchor the show in its 26-year history.

Her official tenure on the show begins September 11, Fox News said Thursday. Bream will continue as the network’s chief legal correspondent. A rotation of journalists will guest anchor Bream’s current program the midnight-centered “Fox News @ Night,” until a permanent replacement is named.

“It has been an honor to cover major news throughout Washington over the last 15 years at Fox News,” said Bream, in a prepared statement. “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to host a Sunday show and look forward to this new role.” Fox News has relied on a rotation of anchors to lead “Fox News Sunday” since Wallace departed late last year for CNN. Bream’s days behind the desk,...

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-ca) will face off against Vice President Mike Pence during the 2020 election’s sole vice presidential debate on Wednesday, October 7.

All of the major news networks, including ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News, and NBC, are expected to broadcast the vice presidential debate. Though information on where to stream the vice presidential debate has not been announced, it is likely that the event will be streamed on YouTube for free.

The vice presidential debate, which will begin at 9 p.m. Et and be held at the University of Utah, will be moderated by Susan Page, USA Today’s Washington bureau chief. Harris and Pence are expected to appear in-person.

Topics for the vice presidential debate and the second and third presidential debates have not been released. The first presidential debate on Tuesday will include six topics: “The Trump and Biden Records,” “The Supreme Court,” “Covid-19,” “The Economy,” “Race...

Joe Biden VP candidate Rep. Karen Bass did some damage control today with Fox News Sunday, taking back her past praise of Cuban Communist dictator Fidel Castro.

Bass, a five-term congresswoman who represents Los Angeles and is the head of the Congressional Black Caucus, addressed the remarks that many see deflating her chances to be tapped as Biden’s running mate.

In 2016, Bass issued a statement after Castro’s death that said “The passing of the Comandante en Jefe is a great loss to the people of Cuba.”

She now claims she didn’t know he was despised by many, particularly the Cuban refugees whose key influence in the swing state of Florida’s politics could be crucial to any Democratic presidential hopes.

“I absolutely would have not put that statement out,” Bass said to Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace.“Lesson learned, would not do that again, for sure.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders, from press office to higher office? No immediate plans, the White House Press Secretary told Fox News Sunday today, but then added “never say never.” So there’s hope for both side of the political aisle there. In a mostly personal interview – she had an office desk at age 4 – the daughter of former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee wouldn’t commit when host Dana Perino eventually asked the future-plans question. “Like me, you were student body…...

Chris Wallace is going rogue. In a chat with the Associated Press Thursday, the Fox News Sunday anchor said he wasn’t a fan of his colleagues’ increasingly vitriolic attacks on the media. “It bothers me,” he told the wire service. “I don’t like them bashing the media, because oftentimes what they’re bashing is stuff that we on the news side are doing. I don’t think they recognize that they have a role at Fox News and we have a role at Fox News. I don’t know what’s in their head. I just think it’s bad form.

Fox News Channel is re-signing Chris Wallace, the network said in a press release Thursday. Wallace will remain in his role as anchor of “Fox News Sunday,” the network said. “Throughout his 50-plus years in broadcast journalism, Chris has established himself as one of the most esteemed journalists of our time,” said Jay Wallace president of news for Fox News Channel. “We are delighted to have him continue informing our viewers with his hard-hitting interviews and tough-minded reporting for years to come.” Also Read: Chris Wallace Grills Budget Director About Holding Health Care 'Hostage' To Fund Border Wall (Video) “After almost 14 years.

Chris Wallace has inked a new multi-year contract to remain at Fox News Channel past the 2020 election, the cable news network said today. Wallace, the longtime anchor of Fox News Sunday, will remain in that role as well as continue to contribute to Fox News programming including election coverage. This past year, the three-time Emmy winner moderated the Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton presidential debate at Unlv, becoming the first from Fnc to do so in a Potus general…...

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made a rather stunning comment as he spoke with Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday this morning about President Trump and American values.

Senator Lindsey Graham said on Fox News Sunday this morning that it would bother him if white supremacists liked him and President Trump should feel the same way.

Towards the end of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's interview on Fox News Sunday this morning, Chris Wallace brought up recent calls for fellow Democrats to bring younger, fresher faces into party leadership.

After facing off with Jay Sekulow on Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with the Russian lawyer, Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace brought on the panel to discuss just how bad this looks for the White House.

On Fox News Sunday this morning, Chris Wallace repeatedly grilled Jay Sekulow over whether the past denials of Russian contact by people on the Trump Team now look "suspect."...

Jake Tapper, Chuck Todd, John Dickerson and Chris Wallace gave it their best, but none could quite crack the composure – or the logic – of Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow today. Watching Tapper’s State of the Union, Todd’s Meet the Press, Dickerson’s Face the Nation and Wallace’s Fox News Sunday, it was difficult to decide which of the men had the toughest job. Sekulow made the Sunday morning Beltway show rounds today to explain the president’s revelatory – or maybe not – June…...

Chris Wallace and Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney sparred in a war of words on Fox News Sunday, with the host asking if the Trump Administration is holding health care “hostage” to fund the building of a border wall. “The president has said there are a number of items he’d like to see in his government funding bill. Which are so important that he’s willing to see the government shut down if he doesn’t get them?” Wallace asked. Mulvaney downplayed the possibility of a government shutdown when Wallace asked about it, saying that the Trump Administration.

President-elect Donald Trump has officially tapped ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson to be his secretary of state.

Even before Trump’s transition team announced his pick for the nation’s top diplomat on Tuesday morning, leading Republicans were voicing their concerns over Tillerson’s ties with Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio quipped, “Being a ‘friend of Vladimir’ is not an attribute I am hoping for from a Secretary of State.”

South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham warned, “I don’t know the man much at all, but let’s put it this way: If you received an award from the Kremlin,...

President-elect Donald Trump blasted “NBC Nightly News” as “biased, inaccurate and bad,” adding another twist to his bizarre relationship with the network continues. Trump apparently didn’t like an NBC segment that showed excerpts of his “Fox News Sunday” interview with Chris Wallace in which he said he rejects CIA findings regarding Russia hacking the election and opts not to receive daily intelligence briefings. Just watched @NBCNightlyNews – So biased, inaccurate and bad, point after point. Just can't get much worse, although @CNN is right up there! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 12, 2016 NBC News did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for.

Donald Trump is heading to the nation’s capital.

The president-elect confirmed to Fox News Sunday’s Chris Wallace that he will be living in the White House following his inauguration in an interview on the way to the Army-Navy football game on Saturday. Trump, 70, also confirmed again that his 10-year-old son Barron will not move into the White House for several months, allowing him to finish out the school year in New York City.

“I’m going to live in the White House with my family,” he said. “Barron’s going to finish up school because he’s got...

President-elect Donald Trump thinks the CIA’s conclusion that Russia intervened to help him win the election is just “another excuse.” Trump sat down with Chris Wallace on “Fox News Sunday” for an interview that was taped on Saturday afternoon. He didn’t hold back when Wallace asked about the recent CIA claim that Russia interfered with the presidential election. “I think it’s ridiculous,” Trump said. “I don’t believe it. I don’t know why and I think it’s just, you know, they talked about all sorts of things. Every week it’s another excuse. We had a massive landslide victory,...

Donald Trump insisted yet again that his continued executive producer credit on The New Celebrity Apprentice will not present any conflicts of interest. In an interview with Chris Wallace on today’s Fox News Sunday, the president-elect defended his arrangements for the Apprentice and his real estate operations by saying he’ll have nothing to do with the management of the businesses, and will instead focus on politics. “This is a calling,” Trump told Wallace. “This is a…...

President-elect Donald Trump will sit down with Chris Wallace this weekend for an exclusive interview on “Fox News Sunday.” The interview, which will air on Sunday, Dec. 11, is Fox News’ first extensive interview with Trump since Election Day. Wallace plans to ask Trump about his cabinet announcements, including the position of Secretary of State, his plans for his first 100 days in office and the relationship he expects to have with the media moving forward. Also Read: Top 21 Cable News Shows, Ranked: What are the Most Popular CNN, MSNBC, Fox News Programs? (Photos) “Fox News Sunday” will also go behind-the-scenes with Trump on.

Unless you've been under a rock, you likely heard about the latest cross-section where entertainment and politics converged in a major way. This weekend, both the Broadway smash Hamilton: An American Musical and TV staple Saturday Night Live had something to say to President-Elect Donald Trump. And both times Trump decided to take to Twitter to lash out against the entertainment giants.

Though, in the case of Hamilton, his demand for an apology is a bit perplexing. In case you missed the meat and potatoes of the story, here's what happened at the end of the performance at the end of the politically-charged Broadway smash on Friday:

Brandon Victor Dixon, who plays Aaron Burr in the historical musical, delivered the following message to Vice President-Elect Mike Pence at the end of the show:

"Thank you so much for joining us tonight. You know, we had a guest in the audience this evening.

President-elect Donald Trump took to Twitter this weekend to slam the wildly popular Broadway musical, Hamilton, but vice president-elect Mike Pence didn't seem to share the same sentiment.

Pence attended a performance of the Tony-award winning production on Friday night, where he was called out by Brandon V. Dixon -- who portrays America's first treasury secretary and the third vice president, Alexander Hamilton -- at the end of the show in a statement that was written by the cast and the show's creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and producer Jeffrey Seller, according to Broadway.com.

“We, sir, we are the diverse America who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights,” Dixon declared after thanking the vice president-elect for attending. “We truly hope that this show has inspired you to uphold our American values and to work on behalf of all...

The Sunday morning political talk shows — or as Donald Trump likes to call them, "the shows" — were in fever pitch two days before the presidential election. Watching Fox News Sunday, Meet the Press and Face the Nation back-to-back is not to be recommended to any but the most passionate political junkies, and even then, should only be undertaken in consultation with a therapist. Fortunately for this viewer, the fourth network show, This Week, was preempted until later in the day because ABC instead covered the New York City Marathon, which is a race that people actually

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The third and final debate between Gop nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nom Hillary Clinton just wrapped at in Las Vegas. The 90-minute affair simulcast on national TV and the web was the most policy-heavy of the massively watched previous two debates, with topics ranging from the Supreme Court to immigration to tax police. But it ended like it started — with the candidates not shaking hands as is the custom in U.S. politics. Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace did the…...

Just moments after leaving the debate stage on Monday night, Donald Trump paid a visit to the "spin room" to shed light on a veiled threat he made earlier that night to "say something extremely rough" to Hillary Clinton and her family. "Everything I wanted to say I got out except for the transgressions of Bill," Trump said of his opponent's husband, former President Bill Clinton. The Gop nominee added that he didn't want to "say what he wanted to say with Chelsea in the room." "I'm very happy that I was able to hold back on the indiscretions with...

Just moments after leaving the debate stage on Monday night, Donald Trump paid a visit to the "spin room" to shed light on a veiled threat he made earlier that night to "say something extremely rough" to Hillary Clinton and her family. "Everything I wanted to say I got out except for the transgressions of Bill," Trump said of his opponent's husband, former President Bill Clinton. The Gop nominee added that he didn't want to "say what he wanted to say with Chelsea in the room." "I'm very happy that I was able to hold back on the indiscretions with...

Like many, George Clooney is concerned about America's future. The Oscar winner, a longtime political activist and outspoken Hillary Clinton supporter, recently sat down for a candid conversation for Fox News Sunday. In the interview airing Sept. 18, Clooney touches on the current political landscape as well as what's surprised him most about the 2016 presidential election. "I think it's frustrating," the 55-year-old says of politics today. "You know, I grew up as a Democrat in Kentucky in the '70s, so, you know, I grew up in a place—I was a minority, you know, in that world. I didn't move to Hollywood and become a...

George Clooney is weighing in on the current political climate in the United States, and arguing that what the country needs right now is unity. "I feel as if we need to get away from the divisiveness that we're stuck in right now and the fear that we're playing off of," the Money Monster actor tells Chris Wallace on this Sunday's episode of Fox News Sunday. Growing up as a Democrat in conservative Kentucky, Clooney says he witnessed his share of political divisiveness. "But it wasn't as contentious and there wasn't the idea that once one party got power that...

George Clooney is weighing in on the current political climate in the United States, and arguing that what the country needs right now is unity. "I feel as if we need to get away from the divisiveness that we're stuck in right now and the fear that we're playing off of," the Money Monster actor tells Chris Wallace on this Sunday's episode of Fox News Sunday. Growing up as a Democrat in conservative Kentucky, Clooney says he witnessed his share of political divisiveness. "But it wasn't as contentious and there wasn't the idea that once one party got power that...

Hillary Clinton might think twice before she appears on Fox News anytime soon. An interview the Democratic presidential nominee did with Chris Wallace on “Fox News Sunday” has turned into the headache that won’t go away, thanks to her comments about the FBI’s ruling on that dreaded email server situation of hers. Nearly a full week after her Wallace interview where she inaccurately stated that FBI Director James Comey ruled her statements about her personal email server “truthful,” tongues were still wagging at the Association of Blacks and Hispanic Journalists Conference. Also Read: Why Betting Against Fox News Is Risky for CNN,...

Former Secretary of State and current Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton took to Fox News Sunday for her first post-convention interview this morning, and host Chris Wallace took some time off from the grill to ask Secretary Clinton some questions with a lighter touch. After asking Hillary about the historic nature of her nomination, Wallace asked about her late mother Dorothy Rodham, and as she wistfully answered, Clinton dropped something of a bombshell on Wallace...

Former Secretary of State and current Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton took to Fox News Sunday for her first post-convention interview, and after host Chris Wallace made Secretary Clinton feel right at home by grilling her about Benghazi, he segued into a chunk of questions about the now-completed investigation into Clinton's emails, which revealed no criminal wrongdoing. Wallace confronted Hillary with bits of FBI Director James Comey's testimony before Congress, and suggested that he contradicted many of her claims.

Former Secretary of State and current Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton took to Fox News Sunday for her first post-convention interview, and host Chris Wallace made Secretary Clinton feel right at home by grilling her about claims by Patricia Smith and the father of Tyrone Woods that she blamed an internet video for the attacks in Benghazi that killed four Americans.

It’ll be Hillary Clinton’s first interview after becoming the first woman nominated for President by a major American political party — and her first time back on Fox News Sunday since 2011. Host Chris Wallace just announced the interview on-air this morning, saying it took over a year to get. It will be the former Secretary of State’s fourth Fnc appearance since she made her latest White House bid official in 2015. The sitdown will be filmed on Saturday, a person close…...

While most Fox News staffers have remained silent since chairman and CEO Roger Ailes resigned on Thursday morning, Brit Hume voiced his support of his former boss via Twitter. “To people like myself who have worked with Roger Ailes at Fox News from the start, today’s announcement is heartbreaking,” the senior political analyst for “Fox News Sunday” wrote. “The fact that Rupert Murdoch himself has taken charge at Fox News is a sign of how much the company values what Roger Ailes built,” he continued. Also Read: Roger Ailes Out at Fox News Channel Ailes’ immediate departure was announced earlier Thursday,...

With less than two weeks to go until the Gop convention in Cleveland, Donald Trump spent the Fourth of July weekend screening rumored potential running mates, including Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst. The presumptive Gop nominee had high praise for the freshman Iowa senator. After their meeting at his golf club in New Jersey, he took to Twitter on Tuesday to say: "It was great spending time with @joniernst yesterday. She has done a fantastic job for the people of Iowa and U.S. Will see her again!" Ernst later said in a statement that she and Trump had "a good conversation,...

With less than two weeks to go until the Gop convention in Cleveland, Donald Trump spent the Fourth of July weekend screening rumored potential running mates, including Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst. The presumptive Gop nominee had high praise for the freshman Iowa senator. After their meeting at his golf club in New Jersey, he took to Twitter on Tuesday to say: "It was great spending time with @joniernst yesterday. She has done a fantastic job for the people of Iowa and U.S. Will see her again!" Ernst later said in a statement that she and Trump had "a good conversation,...

As the FBI comes closer to completing its review of State Department email procedures, the media has tried harder and harder to shake loose something new about "Emailgate," and on this week's Fox News Sunday, it was host Chris Wallace's turn to give it the old college try. At the end of an interview with Attorney General Loretta Lynch about the aftermath of the Orlando mass shooting, Wallace asked a series of questions about the probe, including whether or not Lynch thought President Obama's endorsement of Hillary Clinton created a "conflict of interests" and whether she discussed the matter with Obama during a recent White House meeting.

At the tail end of a lengthy interview with Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace elicited one of the weirder answers that you're likely to see from a major presidential campaign's spokesman anytime soon. As part of a multi-part question, Wallace asked Lewandowski to comment on reports that some Donald Trump associates say they suspect their Trump Tower offices are being bugged, and when Lewandowski ignored the question, Wallace zeroed in.