CNN’s Jake Tapper grilled Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) following the congressman's attempts to defend former President Donald Trump over the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago search.

Crenshaw joined Tapper on Sunday's State of the Union, where the CNN anchor asked the congressman if he was bothered by the fact that the FBI located top secret classified documents at Trump’s estate.

“I want to get to the truth,” Crenshaw answered, yet added, “It’s hard to justify what the Department of Justice did here, in my opinion.”

"I still haven’t seen any evidence that Trump was even asked to give these documents back. He’s been cooperating with them on these issues for a while now," Crenshaw continued. "Why take it to this extreme extent?”

While Tapper acknowledged the unknowns surrounding the search, he pointed out that the search warrant was executed under the watch of Trump-appointed FBI Director Christopher Wray.

As Crenshaw stood by his point that the search, while authorized, was still a “very unprecedented measure,” Tapper highlighted that the search also follows Trump’s dispute with the National Archives and Records Administration over his claim to the classified documents.

“Why not just ask him [for the documents],” Crenshaw said, parroting Trump.

“I thought they were negotiating and trying to get the information from him,” Tapper pushed back.

Tapper went on to point out that Trump did not turn over several boxes of materials, according to the Justice Department.

Crenshaw continued to insist that Trump has been cooperating, prompting Tapper to note, “But his lawyers said we didn’t have any more classified information, and the Justice Department said ‘yes you do,’ and they went and got it.”

Tapper cornered Crenshaw into acknowledging the argument, with the congressman admitting it was a “huge mistake” for Trump’s lawyers to say they didn’t have anything left.

Breitbart senior editor-at-large Joel Pollak got duped by a poll that appears to be fake on all accounts.

The alleged poll Pollak is citing showed Pennsylvania Democratic Senate nominee Lt. Gov. John Fetterman with a 0.4 percentage point lead over GOP Senate nominee Dr. Mehmet Oz

“Fetterman has led Oz in most polls, often by double digits. However, the race may be tightening,” Pollak wrote in a Sunday article.

“One poll, by former Republican internal pollster Carleton Polling, suggests that Fetterman is less than one point ahead.”

The poll also claimed 4.5 percent of the vote went toward "Others," while 3.3 percent were undecided.

Carleton Polling later crowed about being cited in Breitbart with a tweet dripping with sarcasm.

"Any doubts that we are not a legitimate pollster have now been quelled. We are a very serious organization and anyone saying otherwise is spreading misinformation," read the Twitter statement, sounding rather unconvincing.

Despite Pollak touting the poll as coming from a “former Republican internal pollster,” there is little trace of “Carleton Polling” online.

Pollak essentially promoted a poll that gave no indication of methodology. While there are some cross tabs provided for the Ohio Senate and Pennsylvania gubernatorial races, but they are incomplete and amateur looking.

The cross tabs provided were simple Google docs, which really should have been a red flag for Pollak

The poll was also tweeted alongside the claim, “Carleton was the most accurate Senate internal in 2020." But Carleton Polling only joined Twitter on Saturday, when it released the fake poll. It also has no website.

Pollak, who has yet to address the apparent mistake, completely failed to do the leg work here.