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Fox Business host and Kellyanne Conway beg Trump: 'Less insults, more insights'

A Fox Business host and Kellyanne Conway — both former Donald Trump advisers — are on the outside looking in and neither likes what they're seeing.

Speaking Monday, Larry Kudlow ranted, "Don't wander off. Don't call her stupid and all kinds of names."

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'Holy Toledo': Fox News host shocked to hear 'Blue Wall' back to being a 'toss-up’

Polling shows Kamala Harris is inching closer to edging out Donald Trump’s lead in battleground states, and flipping just one could lead her to the White House, Real Clear Politics co-founder Tom Bevan told Fox News on Monday.

In a segment with Neil Cavuto, Bevan said that the latest polling shows the changeover from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris has improved the Democrats' standings in seven key swing states –Pennsylvania, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina, Georgia and Arizona – and narrowed Trump’s lead there from 3.5 percent to just 1 percent.

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Steve Bannon's daughter slams Mike Johnson as she admits dad will serve 'full' jail term

The daughter of right-wing figure Steve Bannon admitted that her father was expected to serve his full four-month prison term despite muted objections from some elected Republicans including House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA).

During a Monday interview on Real America's Voice, Maureen Bannon was asked what members of Congress were doing to free her father from prison after he was sentenced to four months for contempt of Congress.

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Karine Jean-Pierre shuts down Peter Doocy's 'gotcha' question on Border Patrol

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made quick work of Fox News' Peter Doocy when he asked her a question about providing more funding for the Border Patrol.

During a press briefing on Monday, Doocy asked about recent ads released by Harris touting her support for more Border Patrol funding, and he questioned why she wasn't doing something right now to get them what they need.

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'Get him off Truth Social': GOP strategist hints Trump campaign intervention needed

Republican strategist Shermichael Singleton on Monday suggested that some kind of intervention is needed when it comes to former President Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.

During an appearance on CNN, Singleton was asked by host Jim Acosta about Trump's behavior in recent days, which has included lengthy rants falsely claiming that Vice President Kamala Harris used artificial intelligence to inflate the size of her crowds at rallies.

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Trump’s Harris rally size attack ‘precisely’ mirrors fraud case conviction: legal expert

The former head of the U.S. Dept. of Justice's fraud division says Donald Trump's false claim Vice President Kamala Harris used artificial intelligence to create the false impression there were thousands of supporters at her rally inside a hanger at the Detroit Metro airport last week is "precisely" the type of action Trump was convicted for in the New York business fraud/hush money case. Multiple media outlets have documented there were thousands in attendance at the rally, despite the ex-president's claim his Democratic presidential opponent "cheated."

"Taking the stage before a rollicking crowd gathered at a hot Detroit Metro Airport hangar on Wednesday night, Vice President Kamala Harris made her first appearance as the Democratic presidential nominee in Michigan," the Pulitzer-prize winning Detroit Free Press reported that night.

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Donald Trump returns to X with grievance-filled campaign ad

After months of silence on X, the social media platform that was formerly known as Twitter, Donald Trump returned Monday with a political advertisement filled with grievances.

In the first post since his 2023 arrest in Georgia, Trump sought to counter Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' surge.

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'Catastrophic error': Peter Navarro begs Trump to 'reset' campaign after Harris takes lead

Disgraced former White House adviser Peter Navarro called on Donald Trump to "reset" his presidential campaign after making the "catastrophic error" of debating President Joe Biden before he was officially the Democratic nominee.

In a rant on the War Room podcast on Monday, Navarro questioned whether Trump advisers were telling the former president that polls were sliding in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris.

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'Acting like a fool again': Ex-GOP lawmaker warns Trump he's on track to be 'smoked'

Any attempts by Donald Trump to claim the upcoming presidential election is rigged will be undermined by the fact that he's making the same bad decisions he made in 2020, a former Republican lawmaker from a key swing state argued Monday.

Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan (R-GA), who has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, discussed on CNN Sen. J.D. Vance's weekend media blitz, during which the Ohio Republican tried to walk back repeated claims that childless Americans are sociopaths.

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Trump backers 'sadly mistaken' if they expect him to change: Morning Joe

Donald Trump is unwilling and unable to rise to the occasion as he fights for his political life, according to MSNBC's Joe Scarborough.

The former president has been knocked off balance by the ascendance of Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee, and the "Morning Joe" host pointed to a recent report showing that Trump had told GOP donors not to expect any substantial changes in his campaign.

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'Ridiculous!' Republicans clash on CNN in aftermath of J.D. Vance's latest interview

A conservative shouting match erupted on CNN Monday morning as panelists argued about a confusing comment from Donald Trump's running mate Sen. J.D. Vance and one Republican's controversial take.

Matt Gorman, former advisor to Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), started screaming when David Frum, onetime speechwriter for former President George W. Bush, suggested there was a dark motive behind Vance's attacks on Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN).

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Trump's latest 'meltdown' a 'profoundly dangerous' sign of things to come: conservative

Charlie Sykes offered a sinister explanation for Donald Trump's social media posts suggesting that Kamala Harris was sharing fake photos of her crowds.

The former president claimed his Democratic rival had used artificial intelligence to make it appear thousands of supporters had greeted her at a Michigan airport, and the conservative commentator told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Trump was setting the stage for another attempt to overturn an election loss.

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'Very, very sad': George Conway urges 'intervention' from Trump family after latest posts

George Conway questioned Donald Trump's mental health Monday and wondered why his family hadn't stepped in to get him the help he said he apparently needs.

The former president and current Republican nominee claimed in a Truth Social post that Kamala Harris had shared a fake photo showing throngs of supporters greeting her at a Michigan airport, and the conservative attorney Conway expressed alarm to MSNBC's "Morning Joe."

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