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Gray TV’s Full Court Press host Greta Van Susteren has slammed her former Fox News Channel colleague Christopher Wallace for withholding his source while reporting that a “well-connected Republican” told him the GOP could vote to impeach President Donald Trump. “Chris Wallace should know better than to use anonymous ‘well connected Republican’ – he should name names or not say this at all as without the identity (what is a ‘welll [sic] connected??’),” Van Susteren wrote on Twitter Sunday. “[I]ts purpose is merely to smear and cause trouble – name names or don’t say this at all.”

Newt Gingrich joined "On the Record" to talk about the state of the 2016 race ahead of next week's New York primary and other Northeastern contests. The former House Speaker said he believes Donald Trump can make it to 1,237 delegates -- the necessary number in order to secure the Republican nomination -- ahead of the national convention in Cleveland. "Trump is a guy who moves in surges," he said. "You just watch him. He focuses very intently and then he puts enormous resources and again, this is a guy who is worth somewhere between 4 and 10 billion dollars....

A Democratic congressional candidate who has promised "war" on Fox News, the Tea Party, the NRA and "other trash" went 'On the Record' with Greta Van Susteren tonight to explain his threat. "Why do you hate me?" Greta Van Susteren asked Virginia candidate Mike Dickinson. Dickinson is challenging Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.). "I have a problem with all of Fox News," Dickinson replied. "Well, but no, what about me? I'm Fox News, I'm 'trash,' apparently, so what's wrong with me?" Van Susteren pressed.

Greta Van Susteren DESTROYS Martin Attorney 'Jasmine Rand' In Feisty Interview - July 15, 2013

When former Democratic National Committee chair/former Democratic presidential hopeful/yeller Howard Dean recently criticized Fox News as nothing more than “a very expensive, incredibly well-funded, right-wing propaganda organization,” it was only a matter of time before someone at the network responded. Today, On the Record anchor Greta Van Susteren did.Writing for her Fox News blog, Van Susteren asked, “What’s Up With Howard Dean?” and wondered why he seems to be devoting so much thought to her network:

On her blog, Greta Van Susteren comments that she noticed Mediaite’s article on Bill Maher’s recent controversial joke about Sarah Palin (Maher called her the “c-word”), and also gives our own Tommy Christopher a shout-out. Greta apparently has had enough of Maher’s remarks and doesn’t understand why other cable news channels continue promoting Maher? To be clear, Greta doesn’t advocate that Maher be silenced, since “he has the right to be a pig.” Yet she asks:

Here is video of South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford on Greta van Susteren's On the Record last night, where he explained why he may decide to reject $700 Million of Stimulus money if the Obama Administration does not allow them to use it as they see fit to pay down state indebtedness to make South Carolina more fiscally sound. Sanford does not want to take money that will create new services that will last beyond 24 months, resulting in the need to raise taxes to continue those services or programs. . . . . (Watch Video)

Lise Van Susteren, a psychiatrist and sister of Fox News' Greta Van Susteren, withdrew from her Senate race Friday, saying she could not raise enough money for a statewide race. Van Susteren declined to endorse another Democrats in the race.

Bringing a microphone and camera crew to the gates of an Aruba landfill this past week, Greta Van Susteren returned to the island that her nightly Fox News Channel program has figuratively called home recently. Van Susteren's "On the Record" has relentlessly followed the mysterious disappearance of 18-year-old Natalee Holloway of Alabama while on a graduation trip to Aruba in May. Critics find it an obsession bordering on the bizarre, twisting traditional notions of news judgment and becoming Exhibit A in the media's fascination with missing people - as long as they happen to be young, white, female and pretty....

NEW YORK (AP) - Bringing a microphone and camera crew to the gates of an Aruba landfill this past week, Greta Van Susteren returned to the island that her nightly Fox News Channel program has figuratively called home recently. Van Susteren's "On the Record" has relentlessly followed the mysterious disappearance of 18-year-old Natalee Holloway of Alabama while on a graduation trip to Aruba in May. Critics find it an obsession bordering on the bizarre, twisting traditional notions of news judgment and becoming Exhibit A in the media's fascination with missing people - as long as they happen to be young,...

Bo Derek and her date -- John Corbett, of "Northern Exposure" and "Sex and the City" fame -- had gotten up from their table at last night's White House correspondents dinner at the Hilton Washington when they set eyes on one suddenly popular young man in a crowd studded with movie stars, comedians and political leaders (and even television's "Bachelorette," Trista Rehn). The young man in question was Lance Vandaniker. He's 23 years old, hails from Sevierville, Tenn., and he'd never been in a room filled with famous people before. He also happened to have his left arm encased in...

<p>"Power struggle."</p> <p>That's how FOX News Sunday's Tony Snow summed up this year's mid-term election.</p> <p>Plus, is this election a referendum on President Bush's handling of the War on Terror, his plans for Iraq and his management of the economy?</p>