In a recent poll, only 18 percent of respondents said they believed that the notoriously dishonest deep state has weaponized Taylor Swift.

An ad for independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that ran on Super Bowl Sunday ruffled Kennedy clan feathers.

"Either he did it … or someone who manages his campaign accounts forgot which account they were logged in under."

Kennedy was asked point blank if anyone in Trump’s orbit had asked him to run alongside the former president.

Co-host Sunny Hostin declared that “Hillary Clinton would be president" if Green Party candidate Jill Stein wasn't in the 2016 race.

Hoping for more effective gaslighting, establishment comedian Seth Meyers gently mocked Democrats' new anti-Trump campaign slogan.

The independent presidential candidate said Texas has a right to take action since President Joe Biden has failed to secure the border.

Kennedy smacked down the podcaster for trying to whitewash the media's flawed history concerning the vaccine.

The Kentucky Republican did not make an endorsment but he did announce the one candidate he will absolutely not support.

Given his name and the fact that he is married to TV star Cheryl Hines, nothing about Kennedy's guest list appeared to throw up any red flags.