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C-SPAN political editor Steve Scully suspended after admitting he lied about his Twitter feed being hacked New York (CNN Business) C-SPAN said Thursday that Steve Scully, the network's senior executive producer and political editor, has been placed on "administrative leave" for lying about being hacked earlier this month. Scully admitted to "errors in judgement" and apologized in a  statement . And President Trump took a victory lap, proclaiming on Twitter, "I was right again!" Scully had been selected by the Commission on Presidential Debates to moderate the town hall-style debate that was supposed to take place on Thursday night. It would have been a pinnacle moment for his career. Last week, however, the debate was scrapped after Trump objected to the virtual format imposed by the commission. While the debate was up in the air, and Trump was criticizing Scully publicly, the C-SPAN veteran sent a tweet to Trump friend-turned-foe Anthony Scaramucci. &

'I just feel so powerful.' Trump hits the campaign trail in Florida for first rally since COVID-19 diagnosis WASHINGTON – Faced with a daunting new political environment, President Donald Trump returned to the campaign trail Monday as he proclaimed himself healthy and took the podium maskless at a Florida rally just a week-and-a-half after  testing positive for COVID-19. "I don't have to be locked up in my basement and I wouldn't allow that to happen anyway," Trump told supporters at Orlando Sanford International Airport, his first big campaign rally since getting sick with the coronavirus. Trump hit the stage with new political challenges as well: a string of polls show him trailing Democratic challenger Joe Biden both nationally and in key battleground states like Florida. While claiming himself cured of COVID, Trump also asserted he is "immune" from the virus moving forward, though some medical professionals said there is no guarantee of that. &qu