Sheriff Joe Arpaio -- also known as "America's toughest sheriff" -- made an appearance on CNN Friday afternoon to discuss the lawsuit being brought against him by the Department of Justice, which is accusing Arpaio and his department of allegedly violating civil rights. Arpaio told CNN's Don Lemon that he isn't "going to stand" for the DOJ's actions. "I don't like the Justice Department saying we are racist, that we have a pattern of racial profiling," he said.Similar News >>

Fox News host Greta Van Susteren took to her GretaWire blog Friday afternoon to defend Good Morning America anchor Robin Roberts against the snark she's received from some media types over her having landed an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama about his take on same-sex marriage.Similar News >>

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On Friday, Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough weighed in on the timing of this week's big headline that presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney had held down a presumably gay fellow student and cut his hair. It it mere coincidence, he wondered, that this story has come out right on the heels of President Barack Obama's "big nothing" of an announcement that, while he personally supports gay marriage, he'll leave it to individual states to decide for themselves whether they will allow it?Similar News >>

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On Friday, Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough weighed in on the timing of this week's big headline that presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney had held down a presumably gay fellow student and cut his hair. It it mere coincidence, he wondered, that this story has come out right on the heels of President Barack Obama's "big nothing" of an announcement that, while he personally supports gay marriage, he'll leave it to individual states to decide for themselves whether they will allow it?Similar News >>