Claim: Hillary Clinton threw a tantrum, and a water glass, after NBC's "Commander-in-Chief" Forum in September 2016.
Verdict: REFUTES

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title: Scottie Nell Hughes
text: rap music artist and Hillary Clinton supporter Jay-Z begins "with a crowd throwing mazel tov cocktails." Six months later, comedian Samantha Bee poked fun at what Hughes called her "silly verbal stumble" and "slip-of-the-tongue" on Not the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Hughes responded by demanding an apology, claiming Bee "attacked my intelligence with a cheap ‘brain damage’ insult." On September 18, 2017, Hughes sued Fox News Channel claiming she was raped by Fox Business Network host Charles Payne and was eventually fired in retaliation after reporting it. Hughes claims the subsequent two-year sexual relationship with Payne was coerced and that

title: Eye to Eye with Connie Chung
text: her son thought of then-First Lady Hillary Clinton, and, when Kathleen didn't answer right away, Connie said she could whisper, and it could be between them. Subsequently, Ms. Gingrich's microphone volume was turned up, and her reply was "He thinks she's a bitch", which sparked instant attention. Congressman Gingrich complained publicly, saying the network "took advantage" of his mother. The unwanted publicity to both Chung and CBS News contributed to Chung being dropped as co-anchor of the "Evening News" in May 1995, which prompted her to leave the network altogether. "Eye to Eye" would continue airing until that August, although

title: Radio and Television Correspondents' Association
text: Clinton"". In 1996, speaker Don Imus made coarse jokes about President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, which White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry termed "tasteless". During the 2004 dinner, President George W. Bush mocked himself in a slideshow including images of him searching under furniture in the Oval Office for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, which liberal commentator David Corn termed a "callous and arrogant display". In 2007, President George W. Bush attended the event for the third time, and JibJab premiered its latest satiric animation, "What We Call The News" On Tuesday, June 16, 2009, president Barack Obama and

title: 2016 New Hampshire Democratic primary
text: Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz, it aired on ABC News. Ahead of the debate, WMUR-TV's co-sponsorship had been revoked by the DNC due to a labor dispute. Participants were Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Martin O'Malley. The topics covered during the debate included Sanders' campaign's breach of Clinton's campaign data, strategy for defeating ISIS, gun control, the issue of whether to depose President Assad of Syria, if Wall Street favored each candidate, stability in the Middle East enforced by dictators and whether regime change was necessary, and the role of the First Spouse. A fifth forum, a Town Hall

title: Great America PAC
text: the attack, her response was a disgrace." Great America PAC spent two million dollars to produce the ad. In July 2016, Great America PAC released its third ad entitled "Leadership" featuring former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. In the ad, Mayor Giuliani says "The world must come together and America needs to lead, yet President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton just wants to stay the course. The incompetence Hillary Clinton displayed during the Benghazi attack and her singular focus on protecting her own reputation proves she is not ready to be commander-in-chief. We face many challenges as a nation,

title: Kellyanne Conway
text: growing frustrated by Conway's failure to become a team player." On December 1, Conway appeared with senior aides of the Trump campaign, at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, for a forum on the 2016 presidential race; the quadrennial post-presidential election forum has been held at the School of Government since 1972. Sitting across from Conway were senior Clinton campaign aides, including Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook. As tempers began to flare, the forum escalated into a "shouting match"; during one exchange, Clinton senior strategist Joel Benenson said "The fact of the matter is that more Americans voted for Hillary Clinton

title: 2016 Democratic Party presidential debates and forums
text: Clinton for invoking 9/11 to cover her Wall Street connections. The Democratic Party's third presidential debate ahead of the 2016 U.S. presidential election was held on December 19, 2015 at St. Anselm College, in Goffstown, New Hampshire. It aired on ABC News and was moderated by journalist David Muir, anchor of "World News Tonight", and Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz. On December 11, 2015, the DNC had announced that it would revoke the sponsorship of the debate by WMUR-TV because of a labor dispute with its unionized employees. The topics covered during the debate included Sanders' campaign's breach of

title: Tina Fey
text: alongside Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton. Their repartee included Clinton needling Palin about her "Tina Fey glasses". The sketch quickly became NBC's most-watched viral video ever, with 5.7 million views by the following Wednesday. Fey reprised this role on the show of October 4, on the show of October 18 where she was joined by the real Sarah Palin, and on the show of November 1, where she was joined by John McCain and his wife Cindy. The show of October 18 had the best ratings of any "SNL" show since 1994. The following year Fey won an Emmy in

title: Saturday Night Live parodies of Hillary Clinton
text: Tina Fey glasses!" It was during the 2008–09 season, while Poehler was playing Clinton, that Hillary Clinton herself made an appearance on the show, and faced off with Poehler as her doppelgänger. The real Sarah Palin also made a guest appearance during season 34. Kate McKinnon has portrayed Clinton regularly since March 2015 (after playing the role once prior in 2013). As of December 2016, she is the most-frequently appearing Hillary with 20 performances in the role, ahead of Amy Poehler at 19 performances, and Ana Gasteyer (at 16), despite having played it for less than half as long as

title: Hillary Clinton 2008 presidential campaign
text: to continue with the debate after the apology was offered. In a February 12 interview with Chris Plante on WMAL-AM, "former President Bill Clinton implied the media has been unfair to his wife, stated that she was standing up to sexism when she took on NBC, and -- when asked about MSNBC's David Shuster's comments about his daughter, Chelsea -- said there was a double standard." Other critics have also argued that this incident was part of a larger pattern of "sexist coverage." Clinton got an ironic supporter in conservative radio show host Rush Limbaugh. Limbaugh executed a plan for

title: Sean Hannity
text: intended to treat seizures, when he in fact was holding a small flashlight. He booked doctors on his show to discuss Clinton's health; although these people had never personally examined Clinton, they made alarmist statements about her state of health which turned out to be false. At one point, Hannity promoted an unsubstantiated report that Clinton was drunk at a rally; at another point, he suggested that Clinton was drunk and that her campaign needed to "sober her up". In October 2016, Hannity claimed that WikiLeaks has revealed that "everything that conspiracy theorists have said over the years" about Clinton

title: Michelle Collins (comedian)
text: segment that presidential candidate Carly Fiorina's face looked 'demented' when smiling during a primary debate. Collins also humorously defended Hillary Clinton's marriage against statements made by Fiorina, coining the hashtag: #BitchCommits. On June 3, 2016, it was announced that Collins was fired from "The View", effective immediately. Collins made a statement confirming her departure from the show on June 17, 2016 via Instagram. On July 13, 2016, a new show hosted by Collins was released on ABC Digital titled "All My Gay Friends Are Getting Married". Collins was also announced as the host of "," the live after-show of "Bachelor

title: Morning Joe
text: in their upcoming interview. In late June 2017, a row erupted between the hosts of "Morning Joe" and President Trump. On the morning of June 29, the president posted a series of tweets mocking Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, with his comments about the latter widely condemned as misogynistic. The hosts responded with an op-ed in the "Washington Post", in which they described White House officials warning them of a negative article that would be published in the "National Enquirer" if they refused to apologize for their coverage of Trump. Although the initial tweets received negative responses from both Republican

title: Maxine Waters
text: to the violence that erupted at a white nationalist protest rally in Charlottesville, Virginia on August 12, 2017. Following President Trump's 2018 State of the Union address Waters released a video response wherein she addressed what most of the members of the Congressional Black Caucus see as the racist viewpoint and actions of Trump saying, "He claims that he's bringing people together but make no mistake, he is a dangerous, unprincipled, divisive, and shameful racist." Trump later retaliated against her impeachment views, calling her a "low IQ individual". On April 24, 2018, while attending the Time 100 Gala, Waters urged

title: Frontline (U.S. TV program)
text: hosted the program for five years, combining their job with a sub anchor place on "The MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour" when Jim was away. In 1990, episodes of "Frontline" began airing without a host, and the narrator was left to introduce each episode. Since 1988, "Frontline" has also aired "The Choice"—a special edition aired during the lead-up to the presidential election every four years, focusing on the Democratic and Republican candidates contending for the office of President of the United States. "The Choice 2016" is the most recent installment, aired on September 27, 2016, featuring Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The previous

title: Roger Ailes
text: 2016 that she approached Fox News executives about Ailes' behavior towards her in 2015. She stated that her allegations resulted first in her being demoted, and then in her being taken off the air in April 2016. Tantaros filed a lawsuit against Fox News in August 2016 for sexual harassment, also accusing Bill O'Reilly and Scott Brown. On August 8, 2016, Shelly Ross, writing for "The Daily Beast", described her encounter of sexual harassment with Ailes in 1981. She claimed that at a lunch meeting Ailes asked her, "When did you first discover you were sexy?" When Ross explained to

title: Andrea Tantaros
text: pulled from the show for what Fox News said were "contract issues." In August 2016, Tantaros filed a lawsuit claiming that she approached Fox News executives about Roger Ailes sexually harassing her in 2015. She said that her allegations resulted first in her being demoted from "The Five" to "Outnumbered", and then in her being taken off the air in April 2016. The lawsuit also claimed that Bill O'Reilly, Dean Cain, and Scott Brown made inappropriate comments to her, and that Brown and Cain touched her without her consent. Her amended complaint, filed on January 29, 2018, contained details intended

title: Morning Joe
text: a final apparent attempt to offer an olive branch of humor to the show's host Mika Brzezinski, Brand quipped "this woman is a shaft grasper" after she appeared to nervously stroke her water bottle. Early in 2016, the show and its hosts were criticized for their support to then-candidate Donald Trump; Matt Taibbi described the hosts as "lapdogs" and their relationship as "brown-nosing". The criticism was further exacerbated by a hot mic recording published by Harry Shearer on his podcast, where Scarborough and Brzezinski discuss with Trump the positive coverage of him, and the possible questions the candidate could get

title: Don Imus
text: him on air as "an arrogant fucking doctor who doesn't mind letting a child suffer". On March 21, 1996, Imus delivered a speech at the Radio and Television Correspondents Dinner in Washington, D.C., which Imus later called "The Speech from Hell". The dinner was attended by President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton. The initial line of Imus's speech was considered a direct reference to Hillary Clinton, who was at the time involved in a specific aspect of the Whitewater scandal concerning billing records that were discovered just a few weeks before on a table in the resident section

title: Hillary Clinton 2008 presidential primary campaign
text: on Obama, by making reference to a "Saturday Night Live" skit on the same point from the weekend before. "New York Times" writer Alessandra Stanley said that the debate, hosted by MSNBC and featuring grillings from Tim Russert, "did look a bit like the 'S.N.L.' parody." Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama battled for votes over the airwaves and on the ground in Texas on February 29. Hillary Clinton met her match while appearing on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" to deliver the show's trademark opening line and provide an "editorial response" to a mock presidential debate. On March 2, 2008, Hillary