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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders came out swinging at Republican front-runner Donald Trump at Sunday's TV One, CNN Ohio Democratic Presidential Town Hall, calling him a "pathological liar."

Obama said he wasn't surprised by Trump's ascendance in the presidential race.

The Oscar-winning singer spoke that good truth calling the GOP frontrunner a "racist."

A group of wealthy Republican donors have determined that the only way to stop Donald Trump from winning the Republican party's nomination is to have former Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice run for President.

The rally, which follows comments Trump made earlier in the day seeming to condone violence at his rallies, descended into chaos when protestors and supporters of the GOP frontrunner clashed on the arena floor.

Omarosa is back to defending her "father" Donald Trump. She's less than empathetic towards the African American protestors that have been physically and verbally assaulted while attending Trump rallies.

Rakeem Jones and friend Ronnie Rouse joined Roland Martin on Friday's edition of NewsOne Now to discuss the disturbing incident at the Trump rally. Jones told Martin he attended the rally as a spectator and not a protester, as opposed to the narrative that was being spun saying he was shouting and denouncing Donald Trump. Jones later said attending the rally was part of a "social experiment."

Zephany Nurse was abducted from a hospital in 1997. Coincidentally she was being raised only a few miles away from her biological family and she even attended school with her younger sister. Unknowingly, the siblings became friends which led to a DNA test proving Zephany wasn't related to her "mother". The kidnapper has since been convicted.

Racially charged violence seems to be an ongoing trend at events for the GOP frontrunner.

A 78-year-old White man attending a Donald Trump rally in North Carolina was arrested and charged Thursday with assault after punching a Black Lives Matter protester in the face. John McGraw was at the Wednesday night event with several other zealous supporters of the Republican presidential hopeful when he threw the punch, WTVR reports.

And the beef continues.

Donald Trump has not been called an extremist for making the statement and the Jerusalem Post has not been called extremist for publishing the statement. Clearly, it is not a matter of what is being said, but who is saying it.