Les Moonves was the chairman and CEO of CBS from 2003-2018, when he resigned amid reporting that several women said he had sexually harassed and abused them.

Kaitlan Collins has been a White House correspondent for CNN since 2017. Prior to joining CNN, she was a White House correspondent for conservative website The Daily Caller

Joe Klein has been a columnist for Time magazine since 2003. He previously was a columnist at The New Yorker and wrote the book Primary Colors about the 1992 Democratic presidential primary.

Joe Kernen currently co-hosts CNBC's Squawk Box. He has frequently denigrated climate science and the links between human activities and climate change on the show.

Jay Sekulow is a conservative legal activist deeply tied to the religious right, and he runs the American Center for Law and Justice, which pursues right-wing legal cases. He is also a talk radio host and regular Fox News guest. In 2017, he joined Trump’s personal legal team.

Jason Mattera was editor of the right-wing website Human Events from 2010-2012 and also wrote books mocking progressives.

Christopher Ruddy is the founder and CEO of the right-wing political website Newsmax and a contributor to ABC's This Week. He is also one of President Donald Trump's unofficial advisers.

Carl Bernstein became famous for reporting on the Nixon administration’s Watergate scandal while working with Bob Woodward for The Washington Post. He has written several books and is currently a CNN political commentator.

Todd Starnes is a bigoted fake culture warrior at Fox News and has a history of pushing the hoax that Christianity is under assault in America and spouting anti-LGBTQ and anti-Muslim comments. Starnes regularly features guests from extreme anti-LGBTQ groups on his show.

Americans for Legal Immigration, also known as ALIPAC, is an anti-immigrant political action committee whose president, William Gheen, has extreme nativist views.

Alex Marlow hosts Breitbart News' radio show Breitbart News Daily in addition to serving as editor-in-chief for the far-right website.

Rose Tennent was a co-host of the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, conservative talk radio show The War Room with Quinn and Rose, which went off the air in 2013. The show regularly featured incendiary rhetoric.

Rick Klein has worked at ABC News since 2007, providing political commentary and formerly writing a daily political blog called The Note. He is currently ABC News’ political director.

News of the World was owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News International and was the primary focus of the British phone hacking scandal, which forced the newspaper to shutter in 2011. Several newspaper staffers were arrested during the phone hacking investigation.

Margaret Sullivan has been writing on the media for The Washington Post since 2016. Prior to that, she was The New York Times’ public editor and addressed readers’ concerns about the Times’ journalism.

Lauren Southern is a Canadian far-right media personality. She formerly worked for the far-right website Rebel Media and gained fame on the right by demonizing minorities and downplaying the prevalence of sexual assault of women.

Joe Pagliarulo, also known as Joe Pags, is a longtime conservative talk radio host. He was also a regular substitute host for Glenn Beck’s radio show during the first term of the Obama administration.

James Taranto edits op-eds for The Wall Street Journal, formerly wrote a column for the newspaper titled “Best of the Web,” and frequently made sexist comments about women and sexual assault.