Chris Sununu joked that if Donald Trump was admitted to a mental hospital, he wouldn't be a Republican. The annual Washington gathering featuring skits and speeches from Democrats, Republicans and journalists that are expected to be singe, was skewered by Sununu. Sununu roasted members of both parties as well as the Washington journalists who cover them. The press often asks the governor if he thinks Donald Trump is crazy. I don't think he's so crazy that you could put him in a mental institution. If he were in one, he wouldn't be getting out. When Trump was in New Hampshire for a political rally, Sununu was left astonished by his encounter with the former president. Sununu said Trump insisted he ride with him to the venue after greeting him at the airport. Sununu said that at one point, Trump broke his train of thought to point out that all the people holding American flags along the motorcade route were his fans. Sununu said that Trump pointed to a man with a flag and sign before he talked about polling. Sununu joked that he could notice the guy he pointed at, the sign he was holding. Sununu poked fun at himself in his address. The White House press secretary would be smart to get her money upfront if she joined MSNBC. The Washington Post had a list of 10 potential GOP presidential candidates. He said that his foreign policy experience included building a wall on the New Hampshire-Canada border. Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland, remarked that he had not heard a Republican use the F-word since the Nixon administration. The kind of insurrection the GOP needs today is due to Gov. Sununu's eloquent profanity. The president usually attends the event. President Joe Biden, who was in Delaware over the weekend, sent a video message. Gina Raimondo was the Commerce Secretary. Republicans tried to get Sununu to run for senator in 2022, but he decided to run for governor. The seat is one of several that Republicans are eyeing as they look to win control of the Senate in upcoming elections. Sununu told the Washington Examiner that after hearing GOP leadership's plan for the next two years, he decided not to be a roadblock to Biden's agenda. The MyPillow CEO said during an interview Saturday that he only found out the previous day that some networks did not want him starring in the ads. The governor of Florida said that he does not support Disney having special privileges. Charlie Shrem, the man who bought bitcoin at $5, is urging people to mark their calendars for April 27th. Roger Stone, a long-time ally of Donald Trump, claims he is being blocked on the ex-president's social media site. According to The New York Times, Biden told his allies that Trump should be prosecuted for his role in the riot. They named me the Man of the Year in Michigan, Trump said once again. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. 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As a source with knowledge of the dynamics among owners, I told PFT. I never knew... Young Ukrainians use quad bikes under the cover of night to ambush Russian columns and set up an elite drone unit called Aerorozvidka. What, exactly, is Kansas' junior senator talking about with the Supreme Court nominee? Putin can hang on for some more time, but more people inside the system will question his policies, according to Vladimir Milov. These writings on public toilet stalls are hilarious. Ukrainian and European officials expressed outrage on Sunday at what they said were atrocities committed by Russian forces near Kyiv before they withdrew from the region to focus their attacks elsewhere. 300 people were killed during the monthlong occupation of the town by the Russian army, according to the mayor. The Ukrainian army said on Saturday that it had regained complete control of the region for the first time since Russia invaded. There would be no suggestion from the President that Putin should leave after Russia invaded Ukraine. The last three Russian soldiers in this Ukrainian town are in the mortuary, with their uniforms torn and bloodied. The first one has a frozen face. The second has something in his lap. The third is inside his sleeping bag. There are more dead in Trostyanets, a strategically located town in the country's northeast, where Russian forces fled several days ago in the face of an orchestrated Ukrainian assault. A monthlong Russian occupation. Can you pass the world map quiz? President Biden will own the calamity at the southern border after the repeal of the Title 42 policy, according to a statement from House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. In October, the National Archives sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security expressing concern that the use of the app could lead to violations of record-keeping rules. 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