The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback is also great at media evasion, as evidenced by him deftly weaving out the pocket after a tough question about his connection with Donald Trump.
Raw Story is reporting that Chansley's lawyer, Albert Watkins, has let it be known that the insurrectionist from Arizona wants to tell the senate his side of the story now that he's facing fed time for following the orders of Cheeto Jesus.
Brian Williams has jokes. Last night (Jan. 29), the MSNBC anchor and host of The 11th Hour "accidentally" shared a clip from Jerry Maguire the 1996 film starring Tom Cruise instead of a meeting between politicians.
Michael Harris, the man who privately funded the start-up money to launch Death Row Records, is a free man.
According to the prosecutor on the case, Tarrio's cooperation led to the prosecution of 13 people on federal charges and helped local authorities investigate a gambling ring. Even though the Proud Boys leader denies all of this, his former lawyer is confirming Enrique was in fact dropping dimes to save his own skin.
In one of his final acts as a disgraced president, Donald Trump issued 73 pardons and 70 commutations on the eve of Joe Biden's Inauguration. The bizarre list raised more questions than answers, leaving us to wonder why he left out a few key names that would have been an easy pick for a second chance at life.
The former President of the United States pardoned Weezy on Wednesday, January 20.
Stepping behind the mic with his pornstache in tow, the Seattle rapper took aim at Trump, his horde of white nationalists, and even liberals who overlooked the sociopolitical issues that the resistance fought for and against for the past 4 years.
Donald Trump's term is officially up, and Rihanna got in on the fun, saying goodbye to the worst president the United States has ever had.
As his final act as president of the United States, Donald Trump handed out pardons and commutations to people who really didn't deserve them. One, in particular, came at the request of his favorite tap-dancing coons.
In a final sweeping act, Trump pardoned 73 people and commuted the sentences of 70 others.
According to the New York Post, on his final day in office, Donald Trump officially commuted the sentence of Harry O, whose real name is Michael Harris, after it was revealed that former Death Row artist and Hip-Hop legend Snoop Dogg had been secretly lobbying at the White House for Harris's release. Snoop, who has been an outspoken critic of Trump and his administration, had reportedly called the move a "Godsend" before thanking the administration for serving his longtime friend justice.
