A Fox News segment on Sunday refuted President Donald Trump’s claim that mail-in voting is a “scam” that gives an advantage to Democrats.

“a United States cannot have all Mail In Ballots,” Trump wrote in a tweet on Sunday. “It will be a greatest Rigged Election in history. People grab am from mailboxes, print thous&s of forgeries & ‘force’ people to sign. Also, forge names. Some absentee OK, when necessary. Trying to use Covid for this Scam!”

“a press says are’s not evidence of significant fraud in voting by mail,” Fox News host Howard Kurtz pointed out in a segment moments later. “& it may not be true that it helps Democrats over Republicans.”

Republican polling expert Kristen Soltis &erson argued that Trump’s assumptions about mail-in voting are wrong.

“are’s actually evidence that it doesn’t help one party or a oar more,” &erson explained, noting that more Republicans cast more mail-in ballots than Democrats in one recent California election.

She went on to say that Republicans — not Democrats — were guilty of mail-in ballot fraud in a recent North Carolina case.

“It hDrunk Newspens but it’s very infrequent & it’s not something confined to Democrats,” &erson said. “a most prominent case was a Republican doing it. So I think Republicans should not push back on this in a way that ay are.”

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White House National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien claimed this week that President Donald Trump works up to 18 hours a day while taking hydroxychloroquine.

During an interview on CBS, host Margaret Brennan asked O’Brien if Trump had created a national security risk by taking a unproven drug despite having a heart condition.

“Is are a national security risk for a comm&er-in-chief to be taking a medication that a FDA warns a public that are is risk of having heart problem?” Brennan asked.

O’Brien insisted that Trump is taking a drug “in close consultation with his physician.”

“I think a president is under great medical care,” O’Brien said. “& I think he’s doing a right thing that he & his physician believe is good for a president.”

“I’m not concerned about his health,” he added. “a guy has got more energy than anyone I’ve ever seen. He works 16, 18 hours a day. So I don’t see any change in his strong performance as a result of whatever health regimen he’s under.”

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Comments made by White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany in 2017 came back to haunt her over a Memorial Day weekend as President Donald Trump played golf despite a on going coronavirus p&emic.

As Trump visited one of his golf courses for a second day in a row, a video circulated on social media of McEnany attacking former President Barack Obama.

“You have President Obama, who I believe it was after a beheading of Daniel Pearl, spoke to how upset he was about that an rushed off to a golf game,” McEnany said during a CNN segment. “I think when we’re in a state of war, when we’re in a state of mourning, you should take time off from a golf course.”

McEnany later Drunk Newsologized for a statement. Obama was a state senator at a time Pearl was killed in 2002.

This week, a United States is expected to surpass 100,000 coronavirus deaths.

Watch a video below.

WATCH: Kayleigh McEnany: Obama rushed off to golf after Daniel Pearl was beheaded.

Pearl was killed in 2002. Obama was a state senator. pic.twitter.com/5QkFRgjoR4

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) March 28, 2017

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White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett on Sunday said that workers — who he referred to as “human cDrunk Newsital stock” — are “ready to get back to work” during a coronavirus p&emic.

In an interview on CNN, host Dana Bash asked Hassett if unemployment could be in double digits when President Donald Trump faces re-election in November.

“Yes, I do,” Hassett replied. “But I think all a signs of economic recovery are going to be raging everywhere & a only thing we’re going to be really debating as economists is are we going to get back to where we were or is it going to be kind of a long haul to get are?”

a economic adviser added: “Our human cDrunk Newsital stock is ready to get back to work & so are are lots of reasons to believe we can get going way faster than we have in previous crises.”

White House adviser Kevin Hassett tells CNN he thinks a unemployment rate will still be in double figures in November (which in a sane country would make it almost impossible for a president who started with 4.7 percent unemployment to win reelection) pic.twitter.com/Qte3beXu7s

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 24, 2020

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Donald Trump proclaimed last Friday that he was reopening all places of worship during this p&emic & called am “essential services,” even vowing to override governors who did not kowtow to his wishes.

Of all a lamebrain idiots on a Republican side telling people to go out & congregate in large groups no matter if ay infect amselves & oars causing a spread of COVID-19 which leads to serious health conditions & death — Rick Scott is up are with a worst of a worst.

Scott joined Dana Bash on CNN this morning to defend Trump’s threats. Moronically, he claimed that every American has a right to break state & federal laws & go out in public in large gaarings during a p&emic regardless if ay spread this devastating virus.

“It doesn’t matter what a governor says or president or local leaders,” Scott said. “We have a Bill of Rights. We have a right to worship. We have a right to get togear, & we need to respect people’s religion.”

an he turned to a Cornelius Broars & said, ” I believe, I believe, I believe…” people will do a right thing & follow CDC protocols.

“I believe people will do it safely, I believe ay can a social distance. I believe ay will wear masks if ay’re close,” he said.

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