Great CNN reporting. A Fox clash. A jail tweet. McConaughey. Clooney.

President Donald Trump retweeted controversial MAGA attorney Lin Wood on Tuesday claiming that Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger will "soon" be put in jail for their roles in not overturned the election of Joe Biden.
Also the tweet had a photoshop of Kemp and Raffensberger wearing face masks bearing China's flag.
Alternate reality
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany suggested that, despite the Electoral College confirming President-elect Joe Biden on Monday, there could be a “continuation of power” of a second term for the Trump administration.
Disinformation
As McEnany was leaving the presser, CNN's Jim Acosta shouted "Isn’t it hypocritical of you to accuse others of disinformation when you spread it every day?” The circle is now complete.
Newsmax

Conservative network Newsmax TV will begin recognizing Joe Biden as president-elect after his Monday victory in the Electoral College.

“As a result of the Electoral College vote, Joe Biden is the president-elect and will be referred to as such on Newsmax,” the network admitted.
Also Mitch
“The Electoral College has spoken,” said Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, agreeing that Biden won in floor remarks Tuesday. He also praised Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, and said he looks forward to working with them.
The internet was not impressed with his timeliness.
Later he had to warn fellow Republicans about shenanigans, according to Axios.
JUST IN

President-elect Joe Biden will name former Mayor Pete Buttigieg as nominee for Transportation Secretary.
Cocktail circuit news
Before Donald Trump became president, George Clooney remembers a time when he was simply a guy hitting on cocktail waitresses on the New York City party circuit. In a new interview with the Guardian, the actor recalled seeing Trump at parties in the ‘90s behaving less than presidential.
Pearlstine steps down
Norman Pearlstine, executive editor of the Los Angeles Times, has stepped down.
Pearlstine had announced in October that he intended to retire, but it wasn’t clear when that would happen. His departure comes at the end of a year of highs and lows for the paper, including winning two Pulitzer Prizes, allegations of plagiarism, and a reckoning on racial diversity in the newsroom following the murder of George Floyd and worldwide racial justice protests.
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner

Maria Bartiromo, a Fox anchor, on Monday morning cited an “intel source” declaring President Donald Trump the winner of the 2020 election.

“Challenging election results, as we await today’s Electoral College decision, an intel source telling me that President Trump did in fact win the election,” Bartiromo said.
No, we are not kidding.
"Glad to Do My Duty"

Washington state elector Jack Arends grew emotional during remarks casting his vote for President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris, revealing that he has a terminal illness and was happy to play a small role in unseating “petty dictator” President Trump.
After his emotional comments, the chamber erupted in cheers.
Kiss 'em goodbye

ABC News Chief Legal Analyst and Mediaite founder Dan Abrams brutally mocked Attorney General Bill Barr’s resignation letter to President Donald Trump while guest-hosting The View — roasting its “Dear Leader elements.”
“You expect someone to say, ‘I’m honored to have served, I’m proud of our accomplishments,’ but what is all this other stuff about, ‘Ohh, you’ve overcome! You’re amazing!”

Illiberals and Cancel Culture

Weeks after “aggressively centric” Matthew McConaughey took aim at “arrogant” progressives, the actor continued his raid on the left by blasting cancel culture and “illiberals” for causing division in the United States.

On Tuesday’s Good Morning Britain, McConaughey said "you need liberals" but what you don't need is "the illiberals."

“What I don’t think that some liberals see, is that they’re often being cannibalized by the illiberals,” McConaughey said.

And he was just warming up.