Taylor, who served in Congress from 2017 to 2019, argued that “there are a lot of folks out there, literally millions of Americans, who had a big problem with 2020.” Cooper in

A fed-up CNN anchor Anderson Cooper cut off a former Republican congressman three times as the ex-lawmaker tried to defend Donald Trump's assertion Sunday that one-fifth of mail-in ballots in a key battleground state are "fraudulent.

Cooper said how he doesn’t normally respond when Trump makes a claim about him, referencing a Truth Social post from May in which Trump refers to Cooper as “Alison Cooper,” likely a homophobic joke since Cooper is a gay man. Cooper even acknowledges this as a “third-grade gay taunt.”

CNN’s Anderson Cooper set the record straight Friday night after former President Donald Trump attacked him again over the anchor’s interview with writer E. Jean Carroll.

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper on Monday criticized Republican former Rep. Scott Taylor’s “high school debate” strategy while trying to defend Donald Trump’s false claims about voter fraud.On AC360, Taylor was pressed about Trump’s latest false declaration over the weekend about massive fraud in Pennsylvania regarding mail-in ballots.