Flynn was ousted from the Trump administration after information surfaced highlighting his connection to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak. Flynn has since plead guilty for making false statements to the FBI about his contact with Kislyak. 

Dennis Miller was a television comedian who worked on Saturday Night Live and had his own HBO special before gravitating toward conservative politics. Between 2007 and 2015 Miller had a syndicated talk radio show, and he had a weekly segment on Bill O'Reilly's Fox News show until it was canceled and O'Reilly was fired in 2017.

Katie Couric has worked in broadcast television for decades throughout the big three broadcast television networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC. She was also the global news anchor for Yahoo News from 2014-2017.

Peters resigned from Fox News in March 2018, calling the network a “propaganda machine.”

OANN/OAN is a right-wing and pro-Trump outlet that is often called on by Trump administration officials at White House briefings and public events. Its hosts often use incendiary rhetoric and sometimes push far-right conspiracy theories.

Instapundit is a libertarian blog founded by law professor Glenn Reynolds in 2001 that became popular after the September 11 terrorist attacks. The blog is currently affiliated with another conservative website, PJ Media.

Ted Nugent is a musician and a member of NRA's board of directors. He has used violent rhetoric against Democratic politicians and pushed conspiracy theories about the survivors of the 2018 Parkland, FL, mass shooting.

Bill Sammon is a senior Fox News executive who has worked to slant the channel's coverage even further to the right.

Jeffrey Lord was a bigoted pro-Trump CNN political commentator who was fired in 2017 after tweeting a Nazi salute.

U.S. News & World Report was founded in 1933 as a weekly news magazine and is well known for its annual rankings of the best colleges and hospitals in America. In 2010, the magazine announced it would cease print publication and transition to a web-based publication.

Formerly a Washington Post reporter, then executive editor for the right-wing Washington Times and a reporter at Sinclair Broadcasting Group's Circa, John Solomon wrote misleading opinion pieces criticizing the special counsel's probe into President Donald Trump at The Hill, where he was also its executive vice president for video. Solomon's opinion pieces were often promoted by Trump allies such as Sean Hannity.

Yahoo News launched in 1996 as a website aggregating other online news articles and later expanded to publish its own original reporting.

Andrew Sullivan has written several books and has been a political blogger, editor, and writer for many years. He currently writes for New York magazine.