"He's done his time, he's done his service, we're moving on," said New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu.

The departing Republican lawmaker criticized the Republican National Committee’s vote to censure him over his participation in the Jan. 6 committee.

“He’s selling NFTs like a crypto bro. While he’s running for president."

The former president's "major announcement" was, of course, fodder for the "Late Night" comic.

“Immigrants aren’t just workers, they're particularly flexible, mobile workers who help address acute labor shortages,” economist Adam Ozimek said.

"Prophets ... and other holy men, have told me that only prayer can close the demonic portal," which is "swirling like a cauldron," said Stone.

The former White House chief strategist said, “I can’t do this anymore.”

It did not go down well.

The outgoing House Budget chairman said bypassing the issue in the lame duck period is akin to giving Republicans “a legislative nuclear weapon.”

Three moderate bills aimed at reining in Big Tech excesses have bipartisan support, but industry leaders have gone to great lengths to stop them.