📺DEBUT: ‘Dear John’ starring Judd Hirsch premiered 38 years ago, October 6, 1988, on NBC

Outraged by the shirt on the left, but silent about the one worn by the pardoned Jan. 6er on the right? Well, that says everything, doesn't it?

Unearthed clip from 2018: Q: Are you 100% certain that Brett Kavanaugh will not overturn Roe v. Wade? Susan Collins: I do not believe that Brett Kavanaugh will overturn Roe v. Wade. Q: You have full confidence? Collins: I do.

andrew tate getting dragged by greta is still one of the greatest moments on this app

Biggs ran like a bitch from a lawful congressional subpoena. 🤦‍♂️

Pretty wild that there’s a whole swath of this country that legit doesn’t care that this has become a real possibility. I don’t know what to do about that. Hard to live in the same country as ppl who are cool with seeing us become an authoritarian shit hole

Between this and his “midterm surprise,” the time to prepare for him to try to steal an election is now.

Q: “What do you see is the number one issue for American voters in the midterms?” Trump: “I don’t know exactly.”

Something unprecedented happened during my visit to the Gulf. For the first time in 20 years in Congress, I was denied entry to U.S. military facilities and even meetings with military leaders. An order from Hegseth - that applies to both parties - to hide the cost of the war.

Trump is livid at FOX ... as Abdul El-Sayed becomes a semi-regular and high-profile guest on FOX News Channel

JUST IN: Tropical depression forms in the Gulf, could become a "dangerous hurricane" before landfall in the U.S., NHC says

We still need the money back. The TV companies that took the money should send it back to the Treasury. It's stolen money. But the end result here is that Trump still got free-to-him, taxpayer-funded ads. Still, if the cable companies want to have any credibility opposing his government propaganda, they should eat their mistake and send the money back.

Stephanie Ruhle interview: Tom Tillis is absolutely worthless.

This isn’t a direct quote from Trump, and I very much don’t think it’s a correct paraphrase. Trump has repeatedly argued that the consequences of the war, like higher gas prices, are a small price to pay compared to what an unchecked Iran could allegedly do. Last night, in especially rambling and incomplete fashion, he 1) claimed high prices are temporary and suggested they’re “artificial”; 2) contrasted that to the damage of Iran supposedly taking out a city; 3) and then, in especially confusing style, repeated his old point that “this,” as in the consequences of the war, is a small price to pay to avoid something like a a city being wiped out. It’s Trump’s fault you kinda have to be steeped in TrumpRallySpeak to know what he was saying last night, and of course you can say it’s inappropriate regardless for the president to casually float the possibility of a city being wiped out, but the context exists and is important.

In this timeline, it's just Tuesday.

Trump and his allies are going to try desperately to clean up his completely insane comments last night about Los Angeles and San Diego being blown up. Don’t listen to them. They’ve been trying to sanitize and normalize this dangerous rhetoric for a decade now.

CBS deleted their Dennis Hastert tweet

First Lady Natalie Harp sits next to her man in Marine One as they return to the White House last night, then reenters the building after another day of traveling together #TravelWithNatalie (Tasos Katopodis/Getty)

First Lady Natalie Harp beams at Trump as he brings her on stage last night (Win McNamee/Getty)