The media indignation over Donald Trump at Arlington is overblown, with Matt Drudge taking the lead. Colonel (and Congressman) Mike Waltz, who was there, had some interesting things to say about the media team traveling with Trump.

Another Robert F. Kennedy Jr previously unseen interview clip that my former mainstream media employer wouldn’t publish. RFK Jr. talks about his bouts with COVID and asks Pfizer and Moderna to explain something newsworthy.

Donald Trump was distracted by a mosquito in Pennsylvania today. He spent time chastising the insect, then compared it to a Democrat.

Leftist “watchdogs” and editors are already framing the debate before it happens, warning reporters not to “sanewash” Trump. He’s to be portrayed as rambling, incoherent, non-specific, dangerous and a liar, while Harris is focused, consistent, young, vital and “normal.”

And when I profiled you, Mr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr after our Independence Day hike where we discussed COVID in detail, editors removed all references to "China" and "Wuhan" and "lab" because it was "fake news." Fake is real, real is fake. Way too typical in the mainstream media today.

MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell — who once boasted to me about his socialist credentials, then complained to my boss when I published his comments verbatim — is embarrassingly starstruck over the Taylor Swift endorsement of Kamala Harris.

Witnesses and cops say some folks are eating pets in Ohio as Trump and Vance have claimed; while there is no evidence RFK Jr. ate a dog. So, naturally, the mainstream press treats the former as “fake news” and the latter as real.

Sean Hannity and Dennis Quaid talk about elitist Hollywood/film critics compared to the audience reaction to the “Reagan” movie. Which reminds me that I’m sitting on a significant, consequential, exclusive story about this film. Stay tuned.

The NFL and NBC are milking the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce romance to the point of absurdity. Do they pay these two Chicago Bears to be near each other? The Chiefs aren’t even in this game!

Ryan Wesley Routh: In my career as a mainstream journalist, I’ve had to fight tooth and nail to allow conservatives to speak their minds unfiltered, without an editor adding snark, including J6 prisoners, Jesse Watters, Ann Coulter, Alex Jones, Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, Megyn

Mark Cuban wants to buy 𝕏 from Elon Musk? I’ve interviewed Cuban several times, dined with him once. He’s a nice guy, but not exactly an advocate for free speech, except when it comes to NBA players espousing leftism, and their occasional support for their “customer,” China,

When I was backstage at the Academy Awards (which wasn’t nearly as interesting as interviewing the radical pro-Hamas protesters outside — one guy tried to pick a fight because I refused to say Israel was committing genocide), Billie Eilish spoke about sobbing when she was 12

Jane Fonda is stumping for Kamala Harris in Michigan. Ahead of the movie, “The Butler,” thousands of Vietnam War vets signed a petition objecting to “Hanoi Jane” playing Nancy Reagan. “What would you to tell them?” I asked her. She said, “Tell them to get a life.” So I called

Thank you, too. I should have added Dinesh D'Souza to that list. That anecdote is particularly egregious!

Me and John Ocasio-Rodham Nolte actually (privately) debated Jane Fonda’s legacy, and we agreed to disagree. I'll let actual vets weigh in on your assertion. As for “Coming Home," Fonda was great as she always is as an actress, and Jon Voight won an Oscar (well deserved) for Pete’s sake! But my

Resurrection finally has a green light. Mel Gibson’s filmmaking partner, Randall Wallace, first confirmed to me in 2016 he was writing a Resurrection sequel to The Passion of the Christ. I tried to get him to tell me if the harrowing of hell or the descent of Christ would play a

EXCLUSIVE: Facebook is doubling down on its decision to reject posts and ads promoting the Reagan movie, despite its acknowledgment that when it did so weeks earlier it was a “mistake.” A few weeks after that “mistake,” marketers tried to pay Facebook $3,000 to boost video of