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Someone needs to let Fox's Dana Perino know that one of the people spreading lies about FEMA aid to hurricane victims was sitting right next to her when she feigned ignorance on where the dangerous misinformation came from. Here's the former Bush spokes-liar turned Fox "news" regular on this Wednesday's The Five, pretending she has no idea how all these lies about what aid people are entitled to started. DANA PERINO (CO-HOST): The media does this interesting thing where they'll take one little thing and pretend that's the entire story, as if Republicans spreading misinformation is the entire story of this hurricane response.

Newsmax host Greg Kelly came up with a novel idea to defend comrade Trump for giving precious COVID tests to Vladimir Putin while desperate Americans went without during the pandemic. The MAGA lapdog called it "high-end diplomacy." KELLY: And you know what? I bet those COVID tests, if it's true, if he gave them to Putin, probably helped the situation.

Republican Kari Lake battled Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego during their sole Senate debate last night, and it was tense. The failed gubernatorial candidate repeatedly interrupted her opponent while also tying herself to Donald Trump several times. Gallego asked Lake who won the 2022 governor's race, and Lake, of course, dodged the question, asking, "Can we talk about water really quickly?" Lake lost that race to Katie Hobbs.

Very sad and infuriating segment on Morning Joe about the effect Trump conspiracy theories are having on FEMA aid. "Republican Congressman Chuck Edwards of North Carolina is pushing back on the disinformation and conspiracy theories Donald Trump and his allies continue to spread in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and now around Hurricane Milton," Willie Geist said. "In an email to constituents yesterday, Congressman Edwards, who represents western North Carolina, ravaged by the flooding after Helene, wrote this, quote, "The conspiracy theories, mile while frustrating, have done more harm than people realize.

"We do a lot of these beautiful rallies, and it's so great," the felonious scandal-plagued, repetitious former president said on Wednesday. "We never have an empty seat, never have, look at it." Even though the Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania, can accommodate between 7,200 and 8,800 attendees, where Trump spoke, there were a massive number of empty seats.

Podcaster and comedian Andrew Schultz this week cracked up when guest Donald Trump stated he was personally honest. Trump was appearing on Schultz's "Flagrant" podcast when he described himself as "basically a truthful person," which prompted Schultz to break up laughing -- as any normal, intelligent person would. Trump has played so many parts for so many reasons, he might just believe himself.