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VIDEOPoor Tom Arnold. He dedicated his life to pursuing "The Hunt for the Trump Tapes." And now the New York Times reporter Matthew Rosenberg has revealed the Pee Tape does NOT exist. Hopefully Tom will handle the ruin of his life's dreams well and not attempt to kill the pain of his tragic loss with too many sedatives.

Tom Arnold shared Hope Hicks' personal cell phone on Twitter just hours after news broke that she'd tested positive for coronavirus. Hicks, a counselor to President Trump, tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday, according to an administration official, and she had traveled with the president a number of times within the last few days. In a since-deleted tweet, Arnold offered fans an opportunity to speak with Hicks directly.

Jimmy Kimmel, who urged actor Tom Arnold to release an alleged "N-word" tape of President Trump in 2018, admitted years ago that he imitated rapper Snoop Dogg's voice for a track in a 1996 Christmas album -- an original song in which Kimmel used the "N-word" several times. The admission came in a January 2013 podcast obtained this weekend by Fox News. In the podcast, Kimmel also changed his speech pattern in an attempt to adopt the voice of black comedian George Wallace, in what host Adam Carolla called Kimmel's "crazy black voice." Kimmel acknowledged imitating black people on other...

Tom Arnold hitting Rob Reiner up for a second Civil War by borrowing their dad’s hunting rifles may accidentally be the funniest thing the G-List actor has ever tweeted. Nothing says you’re a threat like talking about borrowing your daddy’s gun … Carol Roth was good enough to make an example of him:

In a since removed tweet, actor Tom Arnold tweeted a thinly veiled assassination reference to President Trump after he landed in Dallas, Texas for his campaign rally on Thursday. Trump tweeted that he had just arrived at the American Airlines Center and would be taking the stage shortly. In a reply, Arnold tweeted, "Don't get too cocky traitor. They showed up for JFK too." Arnold was referring to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy when he was driving through Dallas in 1963.

On Friday, actor Tom Arnold tweeted a death threat against Donald Trump Jr. Arnold had previously challenged President Donald Trump to a fistfight. Since Arnold has 250,000 followers, Secret Service warned him that this kind of inciting tweet could encourage his followers to engage in real violence. How much more so a bona fide death threat! Arnold began his attack by tweeting out a picture of Trump Jr. holding the tail of an African elephant he had killed while on safari in 2011. "This is Donald Trump Jr. He is holding the tail of a beautiful African elephant he murdered...

Anti-Trump Hollywood actor Tom Arnold professed his undying emotions Tuesday for Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), who’s spent her short tenure in Washington advocating radical far-left policies and pushing antisemitic tropes, saying he would be “lucky” if he and the “Squad” member “[fell] in love.” “She’s beautiful, smart & brave. If I’m lucky we’ll fall in love,” Arnold wrote on Twitter of Ilhan Omar, before launching into a defense of the Minnesota Democrat for promoting the actor’s remarks justifying Sen. Rand Paul’s (R-KY) neighbor’s vicious assault against the libertarian-leaning lawmaker last year. “Rand Paul is a horrible neighbor a terrible Senator...

When Rep. Ilhan Omar ignited steep controversy in March describing the September 11 attacks as “some people did something,” it was then that a longtime cop in her neighborhood decided he needed to do more than just bemoan what he perceived as a shocking trivialization of a terrorist attack that tore through the fabric of his beloved country. Now, Chris Kelley, who has collected eleven military medals as a 27-year veteran of the U.S. Army and Army Reserves and clocked more than 36,000 hours patrolling the Minnesota streets as a 20-year veteran of the Minneapolis Police Force, has his sights...

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) promoted a tweet on Monday fantasizing about violence against Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) in response to a Breitbart News interview the senator did in which he offered to buy her a plane ticket to return to Somalia to see the conditions of the African nation.

Leftist actor Tom Arnold told a group of young conservatives outside Craig’s restaurant in Los Angeles that he would prefer to vote for an actual Nazi than endorse President Trump in 2020. The bizarre, pro-Nazi tirade features Arnold speaking to the Vice President of X Strategies Michael Gruen. “I would endorse a f*cking Nazi against Trump,” Arnold said to audible surprise from his sidewalk audience.

Michael Cohen, in Recorded Phone Call, Walks Back Parts of Guilty Plea Michael Rothfeld 8-10 minutes Michael Cohen has disavowed responsibility for some of the crimes to which he has pleaded guilty, privately contending in a recent recorded phone call that he hadn’t evaded taxes and that a criminal charge related to his home-equity line of credit was “a lie.” As he prepares to begin a three-year prison term on May 6, Mr. Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer, expressed dismay during the conversation that after testifying for more than 100 hours to federal and congressional investigators about his work for...

Secret Service agents recently paid a visit to washed up actor Tom Arnold and interviewed him about his threatening tweets towards President Trump. Mother Jones exclusively obtained the video of the SS agents questioning Tom Arnold for an hour in his home on October 25th to determine if he posed a threat to President Trump.

Full Title: Tom Arnold Challenges Trump to a Fight – Issues Thinly Veiled Beheading Threat “Next Time Kathy Won’t be Holding His Fake Head!” At the time of this publication, the threatening tweet is still on Twitter–Trump-haters can tweet vile threats to President Trump and his supporters without fear of reprisal. Twitter never takes action against celebrity accounts that tweet threats to Trump. Peter Fonda previously called for President Trump’s 11-year-old son Barron to be kidnapped and put in a cage with pedophiles and Twitter took zero disciplinary action against Fonda. In contrast, Trump supporters are banned and suspended from...

Former Superman actor Dean Cain recently confronted Tom Arnold after he accused Cain of racism and homophobia. The two would hug it out, but as soon as Arnold got away from Cain, he was back on Twitter throwing nasty insults at him. But Cain wouldn’t be the only one that Arnold would go after. He would go into complete meltdown mode as anyone who called him out for his nasty, defaming insults would become his new target. He would target Daily Caller contributor Ian Miles Cheong claiming he harasses women. He would go on to say that he bullies women...

If Tom Arnold was ever relevant, he’s working overtime to recapture that nanosecond. And his tactics are brilliant: act like a petulant baby. He was belligerent during his interview with Megyn Kelly, and quite combative during a recent sit-down with Ben Shapiro. Most recently, Arnold has been recorded being a complete jerk to Gosnell star Dean Cain, using politics as an excuse to smear and yell at him. During a guest slot on Larry King’s show, Arnold ran into Cain and things got a little heated to say the least. This was their first meeting since a prickly social media...

"I'm not a racist person; I never have been," an irritated Cain told Arnold. Actors Tom Arnold and Dean Cain took a feud that began on Twitter and turned it into a real-life heated argument backstage at Larry King’s studio on Tuesday. “I’m not a racist person; I never have been,” an irritated Cain says to Arnold in video obtained by The Hollywood Reporter. Cain, best known for his portrayal of Superman in the Lois & Clark TV series, was challenging Arnold over his Sept. 22 tweet that read: "@RealDeanCain is another @realDonaldTrump loving fake Christian coward which makes Dean...

Tom Arnold's The Hunt for the Trump Tapes premieres on Tuesday but unfortunately there seems to be nefarious forces out there trying to hinder his quixotic quest. According to Arnold, one of those trying to stop his hunt is the former producer of The Apprentice, Mark Burnett, whom Arnold is accusing of choking him at a pre-Emmys party in Los Angeles on Sunday night. In another interview, TV Guide summerized the comedian: "Bob Woodward and I" "are basically the same guy."  A barely coherent red-faced Arnold describes the confrontation to a flock of reporters who might be wondering if the former...

Eyewitness Says Tom Arnold Set Mark Burnett Up for Confrontation Another eyewitness just walked us through what he saw ... he says Mark and Roma were walking up the stairs and stopped at the top to talk to someone. Within seconds, the eyewitness said, "Tom came charging up the steps and it was on." The eyewitness says it was clear Tom was there to confront Mark and, in a flash, Mark had his hands on Tom's throat, and Tom was tearing at Mark's shirt and ripping off his crucifix. The eyewitness says it was all over in 15 seconds because...

basically fake news.... President Trump strongly criticized Bob Woodward's new book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," as "a total fraud," "work of fiction" and "totally discredited." But Woodward said he drew from hundreds of hours of interviews for his book, which is published by Simon & Schuster, a division of CBS. The book depicts a chaotic White House with details from participants and witnesses to the Trump administration. Asked whether he would release any of the interview tapes, Woodward told "CBS This Morning" on Thursday: "Well, if somebody really wants to challenge me, of course. Of course. But I...

"Oh, I remember this tape I saw, and I described it exactly," Arnold tells Kimmel. "He says the n-word. He calls Eric [Trump] the r-word." Tom Arnold was all over the place during a frantic and "crazy" interview with Jimmy Kimmel Wednesday night, but all of his manic energy was aimed directly at Donald Trump. The stand-up comedian has long been one of Trump's most vocal opponents, and he's been one of the loudest voices demanding the release of the so-called "n-word" tape that allegedly exists and contains the president using the derogatory term during his "Apprentice" years. Arnold insists...