Donald Trump
“We need more of this unapologetic President Biden," one social media user declared.
“Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask why President Crimes is suddenly not allowed to do crimes,” read one especially snarky social media post.
Daniels' attorney offered insight into the New York hush money trial during an interview on Monday.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Johnson, a devout evangelical Christian, is the latest Republican to make a public show of support for the first ex-president to face criminal charges.
Donald Trump shouted about the case against him in remarks to reporters outside the Manhattan courtroom.
“It’s very sad," MSNBC's Willie Geist told Joe Scarborough of Sens. J.D. Vance and Tommy Tuberville's kowtowing to the former president.
The MSNBC host did not hide her disgust.
Kimmel joked on Seth Meyers' show about a very drastic course of action should the former president be convicted in his hush money trial.
“What is going on? What is going on? What is going on?" asked the "Tonight Show" host.
The "Late Night" comedian broke down exactly why he "can't believe" the former president's story.