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President Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen teased a new interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos on Sunday night. “Spent Saturday afternoon with @GStephanopoulous @abc (not on camera) interview for Monday’s [Good Morning America]” Cohen tweeted Sunday with a photo of him with the ABC anchor. “My silence is broken!” Cohen wrote. Stephanopoulous also shared a photo prior to the new interview. "Tune in tomorrow morning on ["Good Morning America"] for more on my conversation with President Trump's longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen," he wrote. Cohen has been at the center of a media firestorm after it was revealed earlier this year...

Video at Link. President Donald Trump sat down for an exclusive one-on-one with ABC News chief anchor George Stephanopoulos after the president's summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday in Singapore. Among a host of topics, Trump said he trusts Kim to follow through on his pledge to denuclearize, discusses how long it will take, the "terrible" Iran nuclear deal and explains the now-viral photo of him facing down Angela Merkel at the G-7 summit in Quebec.

Good Morning America anchor George Stephanopoulos tried desperately to connect President Trump to former campaign adviser Carter Page, presenting him as a Russian agent working with the Kremlin during an interview on the ABC morning show. However, no matter how hard the former Clinton staffer pressed Page, he didn’t gain any ground in proving his Democrat-agenda-driven talking points. The ABC anchor started off the interview by graciously letting Page argue his defense first, before trying to tear it apart. “You say this Republican memo that was released shows the abuse of your civil rights was even worse than you imagined. Why?”...

Good Morning America anchor George Stephanopoulos couldn’t hide his surprise at his own network’s poll results, during Monday’s show. The ABC News/Washington Post poll over the weekend revealed positive numbers for the President, going against the media’s negative narrative that supporters had abandoned Trump. Not only that, but the poll revealed Trump would win the election again, if it were taken today. A flabbergasted Stephanopoulos admitted he was surprised by the results, in two different segments on today’s show. In the first report by White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl, ABC led with Trump’s low approval ratings among the general population....

For anyone not in the tank for the Democrats, the far-left, or the Nanny-State who would like to witness the absolute gold-standard of how to deal with the biased and increasingly rage-filled anti-Trump media, I urge you to run, not walk, to watch the video of White House Senior Policy Adviser Stephen Miller eviscerating George Stephanopoulos from the ABC News “This Week” broadcast this Sunday.The tape should become required viewing for any Republican, conservative, or faith-based communicators hoping to inject some sanity back into policy debates hijacked by the dishonest, hate-filled, and increasingly inflammatory rhetoric of a growing part...

https://youtu.be/X4ATHnEhX2E For some reason George's reaction reminded me of this -- https://youtu.be/e0sPh9dCInU?t=26s

George Stephanopoulos’ Wife Tells ‘The View’ Their Daughters Are Scared After Election BY: Nick Bolger December 13, 2016 4:09 pm Ali Wentworth, the wife of ABC host George Stephanopoulos, said Tuesday on “The View” that the couple’s teenage daughters are scared following Donald Trump’s election victory. While discussing the 2016 presidential election with the hosts of ABC’s show “The View,” Wentworth described how her daughters were handling Hillary Clinton’s loss. “I have an eleven-year-old daughter who doesn’t really understand what ISIS is but she knows that she is scared and she is now sleeping in bed with us every night,”...

Watch How Stupid George Stephanopoulos Sounds Now Telling Eric Trump His Father Is Going To Lose

In an exclusive interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, police officer Darren Wilson breaks his silence about the shooting of Michael Brown. Wilson told ABC News that he did not execute Brown on August 9 but was in fear for his life and was just doing his job. Wilson told ABC News that Brown reached into his car and grabbed his gun. He described how Brown charged toward him and he felt that he had to shoot Michael Brown. Tune into World News Tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST to see Wilson's first public remarks about the fatal shooting.

On Sunday’s This Week With George Stephanopoulos, Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan argued that the tea party was a new fixture in American politics, a movement that doesn’t want to usurp a major political party but eliminate it. The comment came during a discussion of electoral forces going into the 2014 midterms, with former Bush consultant Matthew Dowd arguing that demographics were shifting in the Democratic Party’s favor. “Candidates matter,” ABC News’ Jonathan Karl responded. “They’ve nominated far-right candidates.” “Lesson for the tea party?” Stephanopoulos asked. “A lot of people may be cruisin’ for a brusin’,” Noonan replied. “Big...