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Trump blames raspy voice on shouting at 'stupid' people: 'I blew my stack!'

President Donald Trump explained his raspy voice by revealing that he had recently shouted at "stupid" people "about something having to do with trade."

During an Oval Office event on Monday, one reporter asked Trump if he was feeling well.

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Border Patrol chief vows retaliation after judge releases wrongly held detainees

U.S. Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino threatened to retaliate after a federal judge suggested as many as 600 detainees could be released due to violations of a consent decree requiring warrants for arrests.

In an order issued on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings said that the Department of Justice must release 13 detainees who were caught during the "Operation Midway Blitz" enforcement operation in Chicago. The judge also ordered the review of 600 others.

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Megyn Kelly suggests Epstein wasn't an 'actual pedophile' if victims went through puberty

Conservative host Megyn Kelly suggested that she did not initially believe Jeffrey Epstein was an "actual pedophile" because he reportedly victimized girls aged 15 and older.

Kelly spoke to journalist Batya Ungar-Sargon about Epstein on Wednesday after Democrats released emails suggesting President Donald Trump "knew about the girls" during his friendship with the pedophile. The conversation was first reported by Media Matters.

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'Everything's falling apart': GOP pollster panics as Trump numbers 'start tanking'

The lead pollster of the conservative Rasmussen organization predicted that Republicans would continue to underperform throughout the midterm elections because President Donald Trump failed to deliver on his campaign promises.

During a Thursday interview with Steve Bannon, pollster Mark Mitchell said, "Republicans are going to lose because they don't understand politics."

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Karoline Leavitt hit with brutal X community note for 'misleading' claim on food prices

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt received a fact check in the form of a community note on the X social media platform after she made "misleading" claims about a DoorDash report on food prices.

"Prices are steadying and wages are climbing, new DoorDash report shows," Leavitt wrote on Tuesday, echoing a Fox Business report.

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'She's lost!' Trump flips out at MAGA ally for saying 'prices are up'

President Donald Trump lashed out at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) after the MAGA loyalist argued the cost of living had gone up since he took office.

During an Oval Office event on Monday, one reporter told Trump that Greene "would rather see you focused on nonstop domestic policy meetings here at the White House instead of nonstop foreign policy meetings."

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'They were winning!' Charlie Kirk host stunned as Dems cave on shutdown

The decision by some Democrats to embrace a deal to end a government shutdown without a guarantee of extending health care subsidies shocked conservative Charlie Kirk Show host Andrew Kolvet.

"They feel like they had all this momentum in New Jersey, Virginia," Kolvet told conservative pundit Ryan Girdusky on Monday. "So why concede any points? Why give in? Why open the government back up?"

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MAGA host panics over big Dem election wins: 'I'm afraid our midterms will look like this'

Pro-MAGA host Gina Loudon feared Republicans would lose in the midterms after Democrats dominated election night on Tuesday.

Loudon spoke on Real America's Voice about the election results following President Donald Trump's address to Republican senators on Wednesday.

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Mike Johnson defends Trump's 'obligatory' Gatsby party amid SNAP cuts

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) defended President Donald Trump for throwing a Great Gatsby-themed party at Mar-A-Lago as his administration was expected to suspend supplemental food aid for Americans.

During a press conference on Tuesday, a reporter asked Johnson about the "split-screen" optics of Trump's lavish party, which occurred as recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP or food stamps, wondered how they would feed themselves.

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'Don't know anything': Johnson deflects as Trump does same thing he slammed Biden for

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) played dumb after President Donald Trump stated Sunday night that he did not know that he had pardoned a crypto billionaire.

During a press conference on Monday, CNN's Manu Raju noted that Trump claimed to "know nothing" about Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, even though the president had pardoned him after his company boosted the Trump family's crypto business.

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'I'm speechless': MSNBC host stunned into silence over Newsmax figure's 'racist' comment

On MSNBC, host Jonathan Capehart was stunned into silence early Sunday morning as he reacted to a right-wing Newsmax figure's "racist" comment.

Capehart was addressing the issue of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, which are in danger as the federal government shutdown looms over the nation, when he said, "Let's stop talking about brother man for a minute and let's talk about, still on SNAP, what a host [on] Newsmax had to say."

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'We disagree': Trump aide whines about paying SNAP food benefits after judge's order

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett complained after U.S District Judge John McConnell ruled that the Trump administration could legally use a contingency fund to pay Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits while the federal government was facing a shutdown.

In Friday's ruling, just one day before the food benefits were set to lapse, McConnell ordered the Department of Agriculture to distribute money owed to recipients "as soon as possible."

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Stephen Miller's wife threatens to get US citizen deported as TV debate gets heated

MAGA influencer Katie Miller, the wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, suggested that President Donald Trump's government could deport progressive pundit Cenk Uygur after she became frustrated with him during a television debate.

On Wednesday's episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, host Morgan noted that Israel had recently responded to the death of an IDF soldier after Palestinians allegedly violated a ceasefire agreement.

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