The former first lady left customers stunned in "The Tonight Show" bit.

A federal judge said Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) had a valid legislative purpose in issuing the subpoena to former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz.

The former first lady burned the former president on "The Tonight Show" without even saying his name.

The Florida governor's speech didn't go over very well on Twitter.

"The poor community's only poor because they were redlined by the U.S. government via the G.I. bill. Come on, now," argued Bowman on Wednesday.

“Man oh man, is Rupert Murdoch gonna be mad when he finds out about this," Kimmel said.

The Twitter owner's appearance on Fox News received a fun summary.

"Everyone working at Fox was too stupid to know those legal safe words," said the MSNBC anchor.

Quinta Brunson, Halle Berry and Mark Hamill joined a number of stars who reacted to news that Twitter would drop their verified status.

The "Late Show" host mocks the ex-president's latest money grab.