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Coach Larry Coker did not mind the carping from fans and pundits about Miami's spotty performances this season.

But they weren't listening to the pundits about how what judgment they should make about the president.

Instead, anchors Jake Tapper and Nicolle Wallace, respectively, interviewed journalists and pundits about Wolff's book and Trump's reaction to it.

I have asked various officials and policy pundits about the risks in recent weeks and most duck the issue, offering no solution.

ASK Washington's pundits about America's future policy on global warming, and most of them will tell you that things are changing too quickly to make firm predictions.

His victory speech consisted of taunting his former rivals and political pundits about the scale of his five wins on Tuesday.

He has appeared as a pundit about the economy on television (MSNBC's "Morning Joe," ABC's "This Week" and "Fox News Sunday," among others) and in newspapers (The Financial Times, Politico and The New York Times).

Here's some punditry about the pundits: Opinions about Trump are easy; seeing the future isn't.

Count, too, on pundits talking about the surprising result and not about how they read things wrong.

After all, in a few decades when pundits talk about "minority turnout", they'll be talking about folks who look a lot like Messrs Buchanan and King.(Photo credit: AFP).

Years ago, pundits worried about a "digital divide".