Zerlina Maxwell: We're Witnessing the Last Gasp of ‘White Politics.’ Here's What Comes Next

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticSaturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update anchor Colin Jost calls the week in 2015 when then-presidential candidate Donald Trump hosted the show “surreal,” and in retrospect not such a great idea.Interviewed by Andrea Mitchell on her MSNBC show today, Jost said he wrote about the episode in his new memoir A Very Punchable Face (a reference to his own mug) to give readers a sense of what SNL‘s Trump Week was like behind the scenes.

Meghan McCain, like the rest of us, has some questions after seeing President Donald Trump wish Ghislaine Maxwell “well” on national television. Maxwell was arrested recently for allegedly helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse and traffic teenage girls, and Trump said during a July 21 press conference that “I haven’t really been following it too much. I just wish her well, frankly.” Meghan wanted to know more about what that meant — was he “signaling something” to his former friend?

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticFox News’ Geraldo Rivera says President Donald Trump was “brave” to offer well wishes to accused sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. And Rivera didn’t stop there, saying the pre-trial detention of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged procurer of underage girls is just “woke politics.”In a soon-to-trend tweet this morning, Rivera wrote, “When asked @realDonaldTrump said he wished #GhislaineMaxwellArrested well.

The current POTUS had a well wish to send to Ghislaine Maxwell after she was charged with sex trafficking of underage girls and as you can imagine, many on social media are outraged by his misdirected goodwill.

Donald Trump seems to be staying loyal to his former friend Ghislaine Maxwell, as she’s behind bars following her arrest for allegedly helping her late boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse teenage girls and young women. In a July 21 press briefing about the COVID-19 pandemic, the president said that he “wished her well,” as Maxwell sits in a New York jail cell with no bail.

Ted Johnson One of the stranger moments at President Donald Trump’s coronavirus press briefings came when a reporter asked him about Ghislaine Maxwell, the recently indicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, and whether she would name powerful people.The reporter, Steven Nelson of the New York Post, asked the president, “Maxwell is in prison, so a lot of people want to know if she is going to turn in powerful people.

arrested earlier this month in a federal sex-trafficking probe.“I just wish her well, frankly.

President Donald Trump is wishing well to Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite who is criminally charged with procuring underage girls for sexual abuse by late disgraced sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

Chris Wallace, was no different. During the interview, Trump spoke proudly of passing a "very hard" cognitive test and challenging Democratic nominee Joe Biden to take the same, and Wallace responded by saying that he himself took the test and had a very different read on it. "It's not the hardest test," Wallace said.

pic.twitter.com/SyaKqxik5QWest’s record company UMusic and a representative for Kardashian and Jenner did not immediately respond to emails seeking comment.West, 43, a former supporter of President Donald Trump, has left voters befuddled over whether his campaign is genuine or a publicity stunt to help sell albums or merchandise.He later tweeted that his new album, DONDA, would be released on Friday.West referenced “Get Out,” a horror film about race relations, in a few of the tweets: “Everybody

Saturday Night Live might be returning to the studio to shoot new episodes, Variety is reporting.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterLast Week Tonight with John Oliver returned on Sunday night and the titular host dove right into the debate of whether or not to open schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. Short answer is: we shouldn’t…but unfortunately Donald Trump and his administration are pushing the opening of schools beyond comprehension.Trump has been consistently at odds with medical experts saying that schools should open in the fall.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorJust days after his full-throated rejection of all things coronavirus was retweeted by President Donald Trump, former game show host Chuck Woolery’s Twitter account was no more.It was unclear on Wedesday evening whether the disappearance was related to a widespread hack Twitter experienced earlier on Wednesday, or whether Twitter or Woolery himself removed the account. On Sunday Woolery wrote, “The most outrageous lies are the ones about Covid 19.

Ted Johnson Donald Trump will sit-down for an interview with Chris Wallace, the host of Fox News Sunday who has been the target of the president’s attacks on Twitter.Trump’s last interview for the show was on Nov. 18, 2018.

Diane Warren is having a little fun!

Four months after he downplayed the CDC’s recommendations for face masks, Donald Trump finally put one on and late night talk show hosts Trevor Noah, Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert didn’t waste any time dragging the U.S. president.

here.In a statement on Monday, Fox News said, “On Sunday, July 5, a report on Ghislaine Maxwell during Fox News Channel’s ‘America’s News HQ’ mistakenly eliminatedPresident Donald Trump from a photo alongside then Melania Knauss, Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell.

Public Enemy‘s Chuck D tells NME. He’s talking about the mood in the US, and how the one-two punch of Donald Trump’s mishandling of the coronavirus crisis and his response to the protests in the wake of the killing of George Floyd left the nation’s black community feeling enraged and unheard.