Newsmax

Trump has a strange ability to abstract himself from his own administration that he often comments on as if he's a pundit with no responsibility for it. In Helsinki, he talked about the United States the same way, as an entity he stands apart from and critiques accordingly. The result was dismaying...

Pat Buchanan

With his remarks in Helsinki and at the NATO summit in Brussels, Trump has signaled a historic shift in U.S. foreign policy that may determine the future of this nation and the fate of his presidency.

Rush Limbaugh

Why are former members of the intelligence community still working to undermine Donald Trump and why is he supposed to speak up for 'em?

Townhall

If you were expecting Donald Trump to wag a finger at Putin at that lectern in Helsinki, throwing down an ultimatum to never, ever mess with our elections again, that was enormously foolish. Not because it would be undeserved. Because it would have sprouted more negatives than positives.

One America News Network

The vice president welcomed the bilateral meeting, saying President Trump put the U.S. national interest first during the summit, while speaking at the Commerce Department Monday.

The Daily Caller

While Dobbs’ panelists, Ed Rollins and Michael Goodwin, both felt that Trump could have taken a stronger tone toward Putin on the issue of Russian election interference, Dobbs defined Trump’s critics as “morons” who seem to prefer a hot war than diplomacy.

TheBlaze

Fox News host Laura Ingraham defended President Donald Trump’s controversial press conference with Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin by explaining that he was turning on the charm for the sake of a “true reset.”

NewsBusters

It’s highly disturbing that ABC would push such an accusation and they were the only broadcast network irresponsible enough to actually do so. What made their elevation of such a theory even more troubling was that the punishments for treason include the death penalty.

WND

Let’s set aside all the deceit, demagoguery and mass hysteria associated with the left’s ongoing campaign to overturn Trump’s election by endlessly accusing him of “colluding with the Russians,” and consider the biggest scandal of all: For the past 100 years, it’s the left that has been continually “colluding with the Russians.”

Bill O'Reilly

The most important story from last week is former FBI agent Peter Strzok exposing the entire Russia-collusion investigation. This is a criminal matter and Strzok’s documented bias against Donald Trump means there is “reasonable doubt” about the entire case. Period.

The Daily Caller

Whenever the countries with the world’s largest nuclear arsenals can come together, it’s a win for diplomacy...Of course, the left-leaning mainstream media leveraged the U.S.-Russia summit to criticize President Trump’s competency and patriotism.

Fox News

Media bias was flying as fast as Air Force One as President Trump went from announcing a Supreme Court nominee to traveling to a NATO meeting in Belgium and then to Britain.

The Boston Herald

Howie Carr: People tend to forget, or maybe never knew, just how corrupt the famous but incompetent Federal Bureau of Investigation has always been. This current scandal is just business as usual for the agency that has metastasized into America’s secret police.

CNS News

Bill Donohue: As a social scientist who has analyzed and written about polling data for many years, I am always taken aback when I encounter dishonest surveys. The latest example of this is a survey done by Gallup on the subject of abortion; it follows a pattern established by the Pew Research Center on this subject.

Townhall

In the Mueller farce, the Dems decided that the smart play was to publicly run interference for creepy weirdo Peter Strzok when he went on national TV doing his impression of Lotion Boy from Silence of the Lambs...How did Trump luck out by getting such hopeless geebos for opponents?