Russian ex-spy put pressure on Manafort over debts owed to Kremlin-linked oligarch: report

In a video shared with MSNBC, an unidentified fan of Donald Trump complained that the organizers of the CPAC conference in Dallas, Texas, took money from customers wanting in and then kept them from entering the main rooms because the event was oversold.

In the interview with The Good Liars' Davram Stiefler, the man and his wife -- both wearing MAGA hats -- explained how they were treated.

On the day that the Texas CPAC conference in Dallas, Texas drew to its conclusion, former president Donald Trump fired off a series of posts on his Truth Social account boasting about his straw poll popularity over Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) who appears to be the greatest threat to his plans to be the 2024 Republican presidential nominee, as well as a few other surveys taken at the conservative confab.

Of particular note, the former president seemed to be pleased that a survey taken by pollster McLaughlin & Associates showed that his Truth Social media platform came in second to Facebook when attendees at the conference were asked which "social media networks do you use."

According to a report from the Washington Post, a small group of die-hard conservatives and Donald Trump supporters who took part in the the so-called "People's Convoy" have yet to go home and have been living in their cars or vans for weeks, meeting each day and wondering why their movement didn't catch on.

The trucker convoy, also known as the "1776 Restoration Movement," was ostensibly organized to protest vaccine mandates, but gradually changed into a grab-bag protest against the policies of President Joe Biden which mostly dissipated as they were ignored and then was dogged by accusations about where donations were going.