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Trump insider threatens 'deadly force' against cops who arrest law-breaking ICE agents

Mike Davis, a Trump insider who runs the Article III Project, vowed that ICE agents would use "deadly force" if local cops try to arrest them for breaking state laws.

Davis made the remarks after Reps. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Kevin Mullin (D-CA) noted that "state and local authorities may arrest federal agents if they break California law."

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Trump prosecutor's inexperience 'may seem funny but it's also dangerous': legal expert

President Donald Trump’s hand-picked prosecutor for the Eastern District of Virginia, Lindsey Halligan, is facing scrutiny both in and out of court as New York Attorney General Letitia James enters her plea in the housing case against her.

Halligan, a close ally of Trump, was appointed after the previous U.S. attorney declined to indict some of the president’s rivals due to insufficient evidence.

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'Republicans might get wiped out' because Trump is trapped in a 'bubble': MSNBC panel

A combination of Donald Trump’s obsession with building his White House ballroom and staying out of the government shutdown impasse while withholding funds from battleground states, is setting the Republican Party up for a fall in next year's midterms, analysts say.

According to the members of an MSNBC panel on Friday morning, Oval Office insiders are claiming the president is “super distracted” and seems to have no idea that he is placing his party in peril as polls show Democrats gaining more and more support.

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Stephen Colbert takes major dig at Trump's White House demolition with Epstein jab

Late night talk show host Stephen Colbert took a dig at the Trump administration’s demolition of the East Wing of the White House Thursday night, and by reminding the president of a controversy that has continued to plague his second presidency.

The Trump administration began demolition on the East Wing on Monday, with photos and video of the structure’s destruction shocking critics from across the political spectrum. Erected in 1942, the East Wing’s destruction was ordered to make way for President Donald Trump’s $200 million ballroom, the price of which increased to around $300 million, Trump admitted Thursday.

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Alarm raised Trump will plunge opening World Series game into chaos

Donald Trump’s furious late-night announcement that trade negotiations with Canada have been terminated may have repercussions beyond just a war on words with America’s neighbor.

During a discussion on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” about the president’s late night outburst on Truth Social about an ad featuring Ronald Reagan, where Trump wrote, “They only did this to interfere with the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court, and other courts. TARIFFS ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO THE NATIONAL SECURITY, AND ECONOMY, OF THE U.S.A. Based on their egregious behavior, ALL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CANADA ARE HEREBY TERMINATED,” Jonathan Lemire raised the prospect it could impact the World Series which begins Friday night.

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'Blatant corruption': Ex-GOP analyst flags sign Trump has been 'defeated' by 'the swamp'

President Donald Trump recently admitted that he has been defeated by his long-time nemesis, the proverbial "swamp" of the Washington, D.C. establishment, according to one ex-GOP analyst.

Tim Miller, host of "The Bulwark Podcast," said in a new episode on Thursday that Trump's announcement that he is fundraising private dollars to finance the construction of a "gilded" ballroom at the White House is an admission that he's been defeated by the swamp. He also described the project as "blatant corruption."

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'I know the secrets': Author reveals lawsuit against Melania might blow up in Trump's face

Journalist Michael Wolff, who has written four books about President Donald Trump, revealed in an interview on Thursday that the lawsuit he filed against the First Lady could blow up in Trump's face.

Wolff sued First Lady Melania Trump on Wednesday, accusing her of trying to prevent him from reporting on her ties with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Melania Trump previously threatened Wolff with a $1 billion lawsuit because of claims he made during an episode of "The Daily Beast Podcast."

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Trump's press secretary just committed her 'biggest unforced error' yet: Dem analyst

President Donald Trump's press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, just committed her "biggest unforced error" yet, according to one Democratic analyst,.

Progressive YouTuber Brian Tyler Cohen said on Thursday during a new episode of his eponymous podcast that Leavitt made the error during her daily press briefing. In response to a question about other planned renovations at the White House, Leavitt claimed that the "ballroom is really the president's main priority."

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'Very unusual' arrangement flagged by investigative reporter in Trump's latest pardon

A New York Times investigative reporter flagged what he described as a "very unusual" arrangement in President Donald Trump's latest pardon during an interview on Thursday on CNN.

Eric Lipton joined CNN's Anderson Cooper on "AC 360" on Thursday to discuss Trump's pardon of Changpeng Zhao, the former chief executive of Binance, who was convicted on money laundering charges. Binance paid a $4.3 billion settlement for financing terrorist activities for Hamas and Al-Qaeda. Zhao also pleaded guilty to the same charges as his company and paid a $50 million fine.

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Steve Bannon drops stunning prediction about 2028: 'There's a plan'

Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon made a stunning prediction about President Donald Trump's chances of running again in 2028 during an interview with The Economist on Thursday.

Bannon, who hosts the MAGA podcast "The War Room," said during the interview that Trump is an "instrument of divine will" and that the country needs him to be president for "at least one more term." Trump has made passing remarks about running again in 2028, but some have speculated that he won't run because of his old age.

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'Gonna lose my mind': Trump's new act of 'staggering corruption' leaves analysts aghast

Two Democratic analysts were stunned on Thursday after President Donald Trump announced his latest pardon.

Trump pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the convicted founder of the Binance cryptocurrency exchange who was convicted of failing to create adequate anti-money laundering protections on his exchange. Binance paid a $4.3 billion fine, and Zhao paid an additional $50 million settlement. He had served four months in jail before being pardoned, Reuters reported.

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'Dangerous rot' inside Trump's Republican Party just got exposed: analyst

An analyst warned of a "dangerous rot inside the modern Republican Party under [President Donald] Trump" amid rising "Nazi rhetoric" that Republicans appear unclear on how to address.

Just in the last few weeks, an alarming number of Neo-Nazi-related scandals — including the leaked Young Republicans racist, homophobic and antisemitic messages and Paul Ingrassia's messages saying he has a "Nazi streak" — are tied to the GOP and its followers, Bulwark Managing Editor Sam Stein and journalist and political commentator John Avlon discussed Thursday in a Substack interview.

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'Most beautiful ballroom anywhere!' Trump's project just got an eye-popping new price tag

The cost of President Donald Trump's ballroom addition to the White House has gone up, from its original stated price of $200 million to nearly double that, the president admitted while speaking to reporters on Thursday.

"Have you raised the full $300 million needed to fund your ballroom, and how much specifically are you donating to this construction?" asked a reporter.

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