it was a very good one.

...about Sanders lying, as well.

Most unfiltered comedy is too raunchy for that type of televised forum. That blunt form of humor can deliver hard truths in an uncompromising way which challenges listeners to think and react. Wolf's delivery was as devastating as it was uncomfortable for some. There isn't one person associated with Trump who didn't deserve her rant, if not much more.

It is incomprehensible how this administration and his republican Congress can be allowed to dismantle so many lives and fortunes in their self-serving quest for money and power. It's baffling to me why the country tolerates even one more day of this national tragedy.

The people who are actively promoting, excusing, and furthering this abomination are fortunate that they're just subjected to words, and not reciprocal consequences for the hundreds of thousands of lives and livelihoods they've ruined and threaten to destroy.

...Trump's advance was a gold mine, in comparison to their dwindling email canard.

Still, they couldn't resist giving it one more try after Comey's letter to Congress was revealed.

It's easier to pretend you're outraged over the Huckster, Jr. comments than it is to answer the charge leveled against them by Wolf.

...gets more press over her jokes, than the President of the United States trashing our country (at almost the same moment in time), trashing our people and our institutions, in his vain attempt to deflect from his own crimes and malfeasance.

Very telling.