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 Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Reuters/GettyWelcome to America, the land of reality TV trash.
The news that former President Donald Trump was indicted on Thursday in the Stormy Daniels hush-money case proves that the country has earned its reputation as a bastion for low-rent hucksters, according to co-host of The New Abnormal podcast, Danielle Moodie.
"Welcome to the Banana republic-and not the clothing store, friends," Moodie laments.
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 Fox NewsThe indictment Thursday of former President Donald Trump over a 2016 hush money payment led to plenty of more-unhinged-than-usual opinions on Fox News, perhaps none more outlandish than those shared by former network host Glenn Beck.
During an interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight, Beck depicted the Manhattan grand jury's vote to indict Trump as a foreboding indicator that the United States is "no longer viewed as a superpower"—and more specifically a sign that Democrats want to see violence from Trump's supporters as a pretext to somehow strip them of their rights.
"What this is all about, I believe, is trying to inflame this country. They've wanted violence from the right from the beginning. They can't wait [for] it. They need it. Because if we strike out—look at January 6!" Beck said. He then for some reason called attention to the fact that "QAnon Shaman" Jacob Chansley, one of the Capitol rioters who had been imprisoned for his role in the Jan. 6 insurrection, was moved into a halfway house this week.
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 Fox NewsPassionate defender of former President Donald Trump and famed attorney Alan Dershowitz threatened former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen with a defamation lawsuit on Thursday night after Cohen referenced Dershowitz's relationship with deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Appearing on Fox News host and longtime Trump confidant Sean Hannity's show Thursday evening, Dershowitz was ostensibly tapped to discuss the criminal indictments against Trump which center on the ex-president's hush money scheme to silence a porn star during his successful 2016 presidential campaign.
Instead, Dershowitz decided to use his Fox News platform to announce that he was suing Cohen for accusing him of taking part in Epstein's alleged crimes.
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