The one-time supporter also offered a message directly to the president.

“I feel terrible for the Americans, but it’s one person, it’s President Trump, that’s creating this chaos," said Ontario Premier Doug Ford.

The late night host said a "vicious rumor" led to an eyebrow-raising claim.

The New York Times journalist said the group chat story isn't "going away" despite the president's attempts to push "a number of other issues."

Not many people are buying his latest claim about the president.

Harry Enten broke down why the president is "not with the American public" on this particular issue.

CNN's Kasie Hunt looked puzzled as Peter Navarro turned back the clock with a bonkers remark on media coverage of Trump officials' group chat.

The directive is "restoring truth and sanity to American history," the White House said.

The actor said the supposed incident left him with a "bit of a thorn in the side.”

Social media had mixed reactions to Netflix announcing a live version of the viral YouTube dating show.