Breitbart

Sunday night’s 60 Minutes interview with ex-porn star Stormy Daniels ended up being the Al Capone’s vault of anti-Trump news. A big, fat nothing. In 1986, Geraldo Rivera hosted a live special surrounding the opening of a vault owned by the late gangster Al Capone. But all Rivera found was dirt, empty bottles, and an embarrassment he will never live down.

The Washington Examiner

Allegations from porn star Stormy Daniels about an affair with President Trump and threats from Trump backers to stay quiet, cheered by the media leading up to Sunday’s 60 Minutes interview, are now being greeted with skepticism by the very same media.

WND

It’s also worth noting that CBS famously passed on interviews in the 1990s and thereafter with Paula Jones and Juanita Broaddrick – one of whom won a sensational sexual harassment case against former President Clinton and the who accused him of a brutal rape.
 

RedState

Both sides seem to believe that children carry some sort of moral authority on big issues even when they haven’t mastered skills like blowing their own noses or chewing with their mouths closed. On the left, we’ve seen a big spike in the practice coinciding with the election of Donald Trump.

Townhall

Rachel Alexander: It should have been called “March Against Our Rights.” The marchers claim they don’t trust the government, yet they want the government to take their guns away.

Infowars

While the ‘march for our lives’ against gun violence was ostensibly about the effort to regulate so-called “assault weapons,” protest signs seen at the event betrayed its real agenda – the end of the Second Amendment, by force if necessary.

LifeZette

Thousands of participants marched up Pennsylvania Avenue, others stationed themselves outside the Trump International Hotel to champion the Second Amendment.

The Daily Wire

Initial crowd projections seem to indicate that Saturday's March For Our Lives drew around 200,000 anti-gun protesters to Washington, D.C. — less than half of what organizers predicted.

Fox News

Organizers of the March for Our Lives demonstration in Washington, D.C., claimed Sunday that some 850,000 people attended the pro-gun control event, but an imaging company said the turnout was much less.  Virginia-based Digital Design & Imaging Service Inc., which uses aerial photos to calculate crowd sizes, reported the event’s peak crowd size was at 202,796 people.

NewsBusters

The promoters of Saturday's March For Our Lives claimed that 800,000 attended the DC event.  No one believes that — except USA Today, which was clinging to that inflated figure Sunday afternoon, well after more sober observers estimated a 75 percent smaller turnout.

The Daily Caller

Saturday’s “March For Our Lives” rocketed interest in NRA membership to “peak popularity.” In fact, membership in the NRA and other pro-gun groups have  ever since the Parkland shooting, as more and more Americans seek to protect their Second Amendment rights.

The Conservative Tribune

The entire top of the home page was turned over to the march coverage, with pictures and texts designed to elicit maximum sympathy for the cause – and nary a mention that there are millions of American with equally valid viewpoints who aren’t supporting the demonstration’s goal of greater government control over a supposedly free people.

The New York Post

Michael Goodwin: Already there are rumblings that Russia, China and North Korea won’t be happy to see Bolton having the president’s ear — which proves Trump chose wisely.

Todd Starnes

Carlo Magno and his wife have been serving food to judges and attorneys at the court house in Rancho Cucamonga, California for the past 11 years making Cafe Justice is a popular gathering spot...Last October, the cafe’s religious music and inspirational decor triggered microaggressions among local atheists.

Townhall

Mark Davis: With one presidential decision, America gained one of its boldest National Security Advisers, and lost one of its best cable news guests.