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CNN Just Played A Montage Of Trump Attacking Women To Call Out Scott Jennings' Selective Outrage—And His Reaction Speaks Volumes
Aug 21, 2026
After conservative commentator Scott Jennings tried to cry foul over Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff's quip about President Donald Trump's problematic relationship with his aide Natalie Harp, CNN highlighted his selective outrage by playing a montage of Trump attacking various women.
Ossoff drew attention to the Trump-Harp relationship while discussing U.S. Navy sailors who have complained about the conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been deployed in the Middle East since November of 2025.
There are reports of poor conditions aboard the Lincoln, including sailors allegedly being served spoiled food and several reported attempts to go overboard during the carrier’s extended deployment amid the Iran war. Trump and administration officials have largely dismissed those reports.
Ossoff said:
"While the sailors on the Lincoln fight his war, while he fruitlessly drains our munitions and oil reserves, the president sleeps through his meetings. He golfs and trades stocks. See, he doesn’t want to do the job; he wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenseless flying palace gifted by the Emir of Qatar.”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Ossoff's remarks angered Jennings, who called Ossoff a "coward" and said he should "own [his] sexist joke." Jennings said Ossoff had delivered "quite a message for the Democratic Party to send to young women working in politics."
Jennings brought his grievances to his latest NewsNight appearance, which you can see below.
Jennings argued that Ossoff's remark was inappropriate because Harp "is not a public figure" even though Harp is the executive assistant to the president and her salary is paid by taxpayers:
“I expect Ossoff to criticize Donald Trump. I expect every Democrat running for president to criticize Trump.What I thought was appalling about this is that Harp is not a public figure."
"She’s not a household name. Nobody knows who she is. And when he injected her into this, he knew what he was doing, which is punching down on someone who’s effectively defenseless.”
Mediaite founder Dan Abrams pushed back, telling Jennings that if he's this angry about Ossoff, then he should "also be criticizing the way Donald Trump talks about women."
Indeed, Jennings complaint overlooked that women have long borne the brunt of Trump's misogynistic pejoratives and other attacks.
Trump was found liable for the sexual abuse of writer E. Jean Carroll, and oft-maligned adult film actor Stormy Daniels despite going so far as to falsify business records to conceal hush money payments he made to her to illegally stop her from influencing the 2016 election. He has also used the Justice Department as a weapon against those who've accused him of sexual assault.
In response, NewsNight host Abby Phillip played a montage of Trump publicly disparaging several prominent women, including CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins, actor and comedian Rosie O’Donnell, and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The montage ends with Trump responding "Quiet, piggy" to a reporter who'd asked him a question on Air Force One.
Afterward, Phillip pressed Jennings on whether he was willing to express the same outrage over Trump’s comments that he had shown toward Ossoff’s remark. “I do not believe in demeaning women in any way,” Jennings responded, but Democratic operative Keith Boykin interrupted, accusing him of avoiding the question and demanding to know whether he was actually outraged.
As Jennings attempted to explain his “issue” with the situation, Boykin continued pressing him:
"You are not answering the question!"
The exchange grew increasingly heated, with Jennings turning to the camera to tell viewers, “You have no idea how loud this is.” “You have no idea how dishonest you are,” Boykin shot back, as Phillip struggled to regain control of the discussion.
Jennings was criticized after a clip of the exchange went viral.
Harp's brother, Preston, criticized his sister's "sad" and "unhealthy obsession" with the president as CNN reported that she once rode in the trunk of an SUV in Trump's motorcade when she was told there were no seats left.
He said his sister’s fascination with the White House began when she was a teenager during the George W. Bush administration. He told Burnett that she had been “obsessed” with the presidency since she was about 16 and had written letters to other presidents before her relationship with Trump.
Trump has not responded to criticisms about his relationship with Harp.
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Trump Dragged After Bragging That He's 'Very Good At Flagpoles' In Bizarre Video
Aug 21, 2026
President Donald Trump was widely mocked after randomly boasting that he's "very good at flagpoles" while discussing his various White House construction projects with members of the press.
Trump, per CNN's Kasie Hunt, "spent 32 minutes… explaining in painstaking detail the changes that he’s bringing to the People’s House.” And at one point, he bragged about the “two beautiful flag poles on both sides of the White House.”
He said:
“As you remember, I donated the flagpoles. One on each side, ’cause the White House really didn’t have an appropriate American flag. It had a small one on top. We left that.”
“This is a great pole. This is a top-of-the-line — it’s tapered. This isn’t a straight up-and-down job, which looks terrible, frankly. It’s a tapered pole, great — I’m very good at flagpoles!”
You can hear what Trump said in the video below.
Trump's meandering remark caught the attention of former Illinois Republican Representative Adam Kinzinger, who said the moment raises further questions about Trump's cognitive fitness for office.
Speaking to CNN anchor Erin Burnett, Kinzinger said, in part:
“I don't mean to laugh because he is literally the president of the United States and makes key decisions for my four-year-old son's life in the future, our life and everything else. But honestly — and I'm not saying this as a gratuitous hit. I just mean it."
"Like, if you were sitting down with your uncle or your grandfather or your parents and they were talking like that, you'd start to ask some follow up questions to make sure they were okay."
“I mean, it's just we're in this weird time where we've become — we've grown numb to this kind of stuff. The obsession with the tapered flagpole, the, you know, where you land your helicopter, is plush. We've become so numb that we're not thinking about it."
"But if you just, if you would transport each of us from 2018 to this moment and play those soundbites, we would think we were in bizarro world or Earth 2, or something, that's not real.”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
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The mockery was swift.
Of course, Trump also took the opportunity to defend his White House ballroom project, a project now at the center of a legal battle before the Supreme Court.
The administration filed an emergency petition with the court last week after a 2-1 ruling by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals found that construction could not proceed without congressional approval.
The administration has argued that Trump has the authority to build the ballroom and that stopping work on the ballroom would create a national security risk. Without intervention from the Supreme Court, construction is scheduled to halt today, August 21.
Trump told reporters that he “can’t imagine” the Supreme Court ruling against him. He also dismissed the underlying lawsuit, suggesting it was brought by someone who simply “didn’t like the view.”
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Sean Hannity Hit With Brutal Reminder After He Defends Darline Graham's Lack Of National Security Knowledge
Aug 21, 2026
Fox News personality Sean Hannity was called out for his hypocrisy after defending Republican Senate candidate Darline Graham's stunning debate admission that "national security is not my thing."
Last month, Darline Graham was appointed by Governor Henry McMaster to temporarily fill the Senate seat previously occupied by her brother, the late Senator Lindsey Graham. President Donald Trump backed her candidacy for a full six-year term.
Graham was widely mocked after debate moderator Greta Van Susteren asked her whether Taiwan and the South China Sea represent "national security issues for the United States."
Graham replied:
“I’m just going to be honest here, I’m not that informed on national security. But I do support the military. My brother was in the Air Force for 33 years, so I will do everything I can to support the military.”
“My dad was in the Army. I’m not a polished politician up here, national security is not my thing, not my area of expertise, but I do support the military.”
You can hear what she said in the video below.
Graham's response, critics said, highlighted her lack of political experience. But Hannity came to Graham's defense, saying others had made a "big deal" about her answer.
He said:
“I’m like, I wonder how many people around the country, if I gave them a map, could pick out Taiwan? I don’t think many. And not just — the whole country, never mind South Carolina."
But Hannity had the polar opposite response just months ago when he mocked New York Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pausing awkwardly during the Munich Security Conference before answering a reporter's question about the future of Taiwan.
At the time, he said:
“Wow, even worse than Hillary [Clinton], though, radical squad leader AOC simply could not answer basic questions about global affairs. This is about as close to a Kamala Harris ‘word salad’ as you’ll ever get.”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Hannity was harshly criticized.
You can always count on the GOP to change their tune when it comes to one of their own.
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Man At Beach With Metal Detector Becomes Internet Hero After Helping Woman Find Her Lost Engagement Ring
Aug 20, 2026
As beautiful as sandy beaches are, they're like quicksand for jewelry and keys, so if someone drops their ring or necklace or house key into the sand, there's a pretty good chance that it's gone forever.
Fortunately for one engaged couple, a man was using his metal detector and was able to help when the woman dropped her engagement ring in the sand.
The couple had been sitting together on the beach, enjoying the view, and after they packed up, the woman realized she'd dropped her engagement ring. Thinking back through their afternoon, she realized she'd removed it to put on sunscreen, and it more than likely had fallen from her lap.
The couple returned to the approximate area where they'd been sitting that afternoon and began searching, but they couldn't find the engagement ring using their eyes alone.
Fortunately, the groom-to-be saw another man further down the beach using a metal detector. He approached him and explained that his future wife had dropped her ring, and asked if he would spare a few minutes to help them look.
The man was quick to oblige and crossed the distance to the area they were searching. The woman pointed out where she thought she'd been sitting, and when he hovered his metal detector over the area, he quickly received a beep.
Shifting through the sand a bit, he continued his search when the metal detector locked in on an object.
He scooped that portion of the sand into a sifter and began looking. The woman was certain he'd found it, but he tried to reassure her that he wasn't sure yet but would continue looking, until his fingertips closed around the ring.
The couple was incredibly grateful, sharing how they'd been looking and couldn't find it, and that their wedding was just two weeks away.
The man was happy to help and refused to accept money for his time when they offered.
You can watch the video here:
The video was shared by X user @Rainmaker1973, and fellow X users were glad the man was there.
It seems like when you drop something, if you just look long enough and hard enough, you're bound to find the dropped object again, but sometimes that's just not how it works, especially when there's sand involved.
Fortunately, the man was there, and he'd brought his metal detector, and he was happy to help. Without him, the couple might have lost a vital keepsake from their engagement story.
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Indian-American Man Floored After Stranger Gives Him Racist 'Compliment' In Infuriating Viral Video
Aug 20, 2026
Sometimes, people are so racist, it's hard to tell if they're just that hatefully racist, or if they're intentionally trying to bait innocent people for views.
A woman approached an Indian-American man in a restaurant while he was enjoying a meal with his daughters, and she pretended to compliment him—but it was totally backhanded.
She said:
"Excuse me, sir. You smell quite nice for an Indian man."
The man looked immediately shocked but asked her to say it again, probably to see if he heard her correctly.
When she repeated it, the man called her out.
"I smell 'quite nice'?"
The woman continued to push him.
"Yes, you don't smell like curry."
The man confronted her:
"Is that intended to be a compliment?"
The woman insisted:
"Yes. Yes, quite."
The man pushed back:
"It's actually not."
"No, that's odd."
Instead of listening to him, the woman repeated the "compliment" again, to which the man said:
"It's really odd the way that you say that."
"Maybe you need to revisit the way you say that."
You can watch the video here:
Instagrammer OC Justice Initiative stitched the video with his commentary, pointing out:
"In what type of disrespectful insult is that a compliment?"
"The racism Indian people get is very overlooked."
"This man is out with his daughters, having a good time, just eating, and you go over there and tell him, 'You smell good for an Indian man'?"
"That's supposed to be a compliment? Just degrading a random human being?"
"And look how nice he was. He said, 'Is that intended to be a compliment?' and you could have revised that."
"That man was so respectful, and you could tell that hurt him a little bit. And the fact that he's there in front of his daughters makes it even more sad."
X user Rajeev Sharma shared the Instagrammer's video and said:
"Casual Hinduphobia in front of the kids? The gloves are off!"
Other X users were equally disgusted by how the man was treated.
This was very disturbing behavior on the woman's part, very uncalled for, and incredibly hurtful.
Telling someone that their perfume or cologne smells good might be nice. Saying they smell nice "despite" their race is not.
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