One of President Donald Trump‘s most dedicated groups, Bikers for Trump, is not happy about recent headlines at some right wing political blogs and news sites that claimed they're headed to Seattle to break up the so-called Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone.

“The fake news story saying that Bikers For Trump are riding with the Oathkeepers and other motorcycle groups into Seattle is Fake News and spreading out of control,” a spokesperson for Bikers for Trump told Mediaite.

Apparently, we were the first ones who thought to check with them.

No criminality

The New York Police Department has determined there was “no criminality” committed by Shake Shack after police unions accused employees of the burger chain of deliberately poisoning law enforcement with milkshakes.

The accusation that they were poisoned in retribution for policing protests spread like wildfire on social media overnight.

Shocking video

At a protest in Albuquerque, New Mexico, one person was shot and another taken into custody, when clashes quickly escalated to violence as one group attempted to pull down a statue and others objected.

The altercation that resulted in shots fired was caught on video from several angles. It is an alarming capture of how quickly things can escalate.

Welcome back Kaepernick?

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says he supports a return to the NFL for Colin Kaepernick. In fact, he encourages it.

"I’ve been around!"

Dan Bongino and Geraldo Rivera got into quote the heated shouting match on Monday night. The two were on with Sean Hannity to discuss the shooting of Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta.

Shouting ensued.

Outnumbered Overtime's Outstanding Numbers

Harris Faulkner’s news-making interview with President Donald Trump boosted Fox News’ Outnumbered Overtime to a big ratings win on Friday, while CNN’s recent, protest coverage-fueled audience surge continued to fade.

The interview helped the network win the time-slot with 318,000 viewers in the coveted 25 – 54 age demographic, as well as a total viewers win.



Meanwhile, Tucker Carlson is riding high while CNN is slipping into a slump.

Get all the details here, from Mediaite+.

Laurence Tribe apologizes

Professor Laurence Tribe apologized for comments in which he advocated for Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s selection as Joe Biden’s running mate by referring to a potential black nominee as “cosmetics.”

Tribe's commentary sparked backlash online, and on Tuesday he offered an explanation and said he did not mean to express himself the way it sounded. 

Medical Deep State

Fox News host Laura Ingraham mockingly referred to Dr. Anthony Fauci as “the medical deep state” during her show Monday night, responding to his new concerns about how long it will be before Americans can see things going back to normal.

“The president and his campaign should simply not react to any of this alarmist Covid drivel," said Ingraham.

Bad News

Bars and restaurants in Washington, D.C. may be forced to close for good, they say, if landlords don’t give them a break on rent. Dozens of proprietors participated in the open letter, published by the Washington Post yesterday.

“None of us could have predicted that on Monday, March 16, we would be shut down by the mayor because of a global pandemic,” they added. “The boom is over, and it does not appear to be coming back soon. If hospitality was hard before, it’s nearly impossible now.”

When Is it Enough?

An emotional Trevor Noah questioned why Rayshard Brooks was killed over “a law not worth dying for” during a fiery monologue on Monday night, pleading to know when the police shootings would stop.

“As a policeman, if a drunk person does an illogical thing, I feel like you should acknowledge the fact that they’re drunk,” The Daily Show host said. “It doesn’t mean they deserve to die. We know what drunk people do. I’ve been drunk, you’ve been drunk, everyone has been drunk — you don’t deserve to die for being drunk.”

“How long? How much? When is it enough?” Noah asks in this compelling and powerful clip.