Ben Domenech said Donald Trump trying to secure a $454 million bond by Monday to appeal his guilty verdict in the New York civil fraud trial has produced “no limit to the amount of glee on the part of a lot of Trump critics and punditocracy.” He also said that it was “irresponsible” for Trump to say that Jews who support Democrats hate their religion, and it is “absurd” to say you have to vote a certain way to be a good Jew.

Lucy Caldwell said that Donald Trump is at least partially to blame for his bond crisis because “he created the context” since he “constantly talks about how much cash he has.” She also said that Trump’s comment attacking Jewish Democrats "is not going to be effective” and that “if you’re told that what you’re doing is hateful or that you should be ashamed, that doesn’t warm you to the person who’s saying it.”

Kevin Corke said that Wednesday’s House Oversight Biden impeachment hearing wasn’t praised by the media because it covered “well-tread ground,” and its inconclusiveness “makes the Republican push for this all the weaker.” He also said that the move by Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) to try to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson represents “chaos” to the media.

Shelby Talcott said that “selection bias … is playing a really big role” in how outlets play up or ignore the Biden impeachment hearings. She also said Trump “has been under immense pressure from the media to give a solid answer on where exactly he stands” after refining his abortion stance to a 15-week ban.

Griff Jenkins said on Kate Middleton’s “courageous” video disclosing her cancer diagnosis that it “is a lesson in humanity for the media” after conspiracy theories and speculation “clearly forced” her to make the disclosure “at some level.”