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  Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy refused to be cornered by CNN host Jake Tapper, who attempted to bait him into criticizing President Trump over his Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) comments. During the interview, Tapper seemingly aimed to create controversy by pressing Duffy for a negative reaction toward Trump. However, Duffy remained composed, skillfully redirecting the conversation to focus on a more pressing issue: transportation safety. He highlighted how the previous administration had been preoccupied with DEI initiatives and politically correct agendas rather than ensuring the safety and efficiency of America’s transportation systems. Jake Tapper asked: “So you just alluded to DEI processes of trying to expand people in the workforce. Is there any specific evidence that backs up President Trump’s claims that DEI or FAA hiring practices are responsible in any way for this tragedy at Reagan National?” Sean Duffy responded: “Jake I think the better question is am I...

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson rebuked CNN’s Jake Tapper on Sunday’s "State of the Union" after the anchor pushed him to agree that  American democracy is on "life support." During an interview centered around the G7 summit, Tapper referenced former President Donald Trump’s unfounded stolen 2020 election claims and the ensuing Jan. 6 Capitol riot. "When I talk to friends in Canada, the U.K., Australia and elsewhere, people express concern about the United States in terms of our ability and our institutions to thrive and continue after what happened with the  election of 2020.  They worry that democracy is on life support in the United States," Tapper said. He then asked Johnson if he was worried about the state of American democracy. "Noooo," Johnson replied, cutting Tapper off mid-question. "I want to say to the people of the United States, I’m not. Let’s get back to what I’ve been trying to say to you throughout this interview...