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I'm not sure how they're gonna top that roll call of the states last night, but I'm sure they'll find a way. Tonight's speakers include Pete Buttigieg, Nancy Pelosi and Bill Clinton, along with many more, but the highlight will be when Governor Tim Walz accepts the nomination for vice president.

Megyn Kelly's racism was on display once again Monday night. Tweeting the convention, Megyn was viably furious that Sen. Laphonza Butler said she was proud she and Kamala Harris graduated from historic Black universities. "We both share graduating from historically black college me, from Jackson State University. The vice president from Howard University," Sen.

Sen. Bernie Sanders said during his primetime appearance at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night that overturning the U. S. Supreme Court's Citizens United decision should be "at the very top" of the party's list of priorities, particularly given the outsized role that billionaires and dark-money groups have played in recent elections. "Billionaires in both parties should not be able to buy elections, including primary elections," Sanders (I-Vt.) said in his speech to Democratic delegates and activists gathered in Chicago.

We all know Fox's Jesse Watters is a garbage excuse for a human being. He proved it once again during their coverage of the DNC. After apparently first opining over VP Harris wearing a tan suit, here's the idiocy that followed on this Tuesday's The Five: GUTFELD: Isn't Kamala in a bind, in the sense that she wants to talk about the future, but she's responsible for the present?

Kate Cox, of Dallas, sued the State of Texas in 2023 over the ability to get an abortion. The Texas Supreme Court denied Cox’s request, but she had already traveled out of state for an abortion, according to her lawyers. Via KHOU.com: During roll call, Cox began by saying she loved being a mom. "I have two beautiful children and my husband and I have always wanted a third," she said.

Fox and Friends opened their show today not highlighting Day 2 events at the DNC, but instead promoting a vicious conspiracy on why VP Harris wasn't at the convention hall in Chicago. Fox News' favorite odious migrant hunter, Griff Jenkins, alluded to the Milwaukee rally, but not to cover the fifteen thousand screaming voters (crowd size) that packed the house supporting the Harris-Walz ticket.