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Trump whines that Putin bombed Ukraine minutes after 'very lovely' conversation

President Donald Trump revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin would have "very lovely" conversations with him — and then turn around and attack Ukraine right after.

Speaking in the Oval Office on Monday, Trump vowed to place 100% secondary tariffs on Russia if Putin did not agree to a ceasefire in 50 days.

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'Don’t eat carrot cake': Dr Oz gives advice to Americans facing Medicaid cuts

After President Donald Trump passed his 2026 budget bill, significant cuts to Medicaid are on the horizon — and Dr. Mehmet Oz is handing out advice to those fearful about the future: don't eat carrot cake.

Fox Business spoke to Oz on Monday about his role as the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The former TV doctor said that programs like Medicare and Medicaid "were a promise to the American people to take care of you if you're having problems financially or you're having an issue because you're older and need healthcare."

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'Just so you know': MAGA rep schooled live on CNN as he tries to dismiss scandal

MAGA Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) wasn't convinced of the merits of appointing a special counsel to investigate the elusive Jeffrey Epstein files when asked about conservative activist Laura Loomer's suggestion on Monday.

Loomer, who appears to have President Donald Trump's ear when it comes to firing "disloyal" White House staffers, has been calling for Attorney General Pam Bondi's ouster over her bungling of the Epstein issue.

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'Bad to downright terrible': Data guru sees Trump crashing on what was key issue

President Donald Trump's approval rating has plummeted on one of his key issues — and he's dragging down support for the agency tasked with enforcing his immigration policies, a data analyst said Monday.

The president won re-election promising mass deportations, but CNN's Harry Enten said the public has seemingly turned on his crackdown less than six months after returning to office.

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'Nightmare': Expert warns GOP crises will make midterms 'killing field'

President Donald Trump's much ballyhooed One Big Beautiful Bill Act could flush out the Republican congressional majorities in next year's midterm elections, according to a political analyst.

The sweeping domestic policy legislation was signed into law earlier this month by the president after months of debate and revisions, and former Barack Obama campaign manager Jim Messina told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Democrats had a powerful weapon to use as they try to win back the House and Senate.

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'Real panic': Analyst sees White House scrambling as MAGA 'anger' builds

The Jeffrey Epstein matter has prompted more backlash than just about any other scandal in Donald Trump's second presidency, and the White House isn't sure how to turn the page.

The president directed his followers to stop discussing the notorious sex trafficker in a Truth Social post over the weekend, but MSNBC's Jonathan Lemire said on the show "Morning Joe" that his demands were met with anger, confusion and derision — and the MAGA base has turned on some key Trump officials.

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'Very bizarre few minutes' with Trump includes 'odd statement' about war: expert

President Donald Trump's press conference on Sunday amounted to little more than "arguably, a very bizarre few minutes," according to one MSNBC host.

Trump held the press conference after traveling back from New Jersey to attend the FIFA Club World Cup match between Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain. The president rattled through some of his favorite talking points, like whether he should fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin, before concluding with the discomforting refrain, "We will see what we will see."

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'Spiritual warfare': MAGA host calls Texas floods an 'attack' on Trump

MAGA television host Shemane Nugent suggested that the recent deadly flood in Texas was an "attack" on President Donald Trump.

During her Sunday Faith & Freedom program, Nugent spoke to Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller about the tragedy.

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Trump will fire Dan Bongino first because 'he's had enough': GOP strategist

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino may be looking for a job in the very near future because Donald Trump has grown weary of his act.

That is the opinion of Republican strategist Susan Del Percio on MSNBC on Sunday, where she claimed the president may rid himself of the former conservative podcaster who has created waves at the Department of Justice over differences of opinion on what is exactly in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

According to reports on Friday, Bongino never showed up for work on Friday after storming out on Attorney General Pam Bondi and reportedly giving Trump an ultimatum that either Bondi goes or he will quit.

Speaking with MSNBC's Alex Witt, Del Percio claimed Bondi will end up on top in the squabble that is roiling the DOJ.

Calling Trump's inner circle, "The gang that still can't shoot straight," she elaborated, "There may always be a group that are going to challenge 'what happened with Jeffrey Epstein? Is there a client list? Let me see the video.' But the administration itself gets its signals all crossed."

RELATED: 'What did he know?' Ex-CNN anchor claims Trump is in the midst of 'freaking out'

"That being said, don't put it past Donald Trump to fire Dan Bongino immediately because he has had enough," she predicted. "He does not like what he's seeing in Dan Bongino. Dan Bongino, from what I hear, really doesn't like working as hard as he's been working and has been figuring out his escape hatch, if you will, so this may have presented a time."

"I think where this is going to play out is that Trump will turn on Bongino before he does on Pam Bondi, no doubt for things that Don said. But the bigger question is, and I think this is what everyone's kind of keeping an eye out is, how will Donald Trump control the narrative, and will that narrative appease the MAGA base? Does he still have control? Because if he doesn't, that will have him all outraged and doing who knows what."

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Watch: MAGA crowd goes wild as speaker trashes Trump for Epstein 'cover-up'

A pro-MAGA crowd cheered over the weekend as a libertarian comedian trashed President Donald Trump for allegedly covering up for Jeffrey Epstein.

During Turning Point USA's Student Action Summit conference on Sunday, founder Charlie Kirk hosted a debate on Israel between comedian Dave Smith and columnist Josh Hammer.

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'What did he know?' Ex-CNN anchor claims Trump is in the midst of 'freaking out'

Appearing on MSNBC, former CNN anchor and White House correspondent Jim Acosta expressed surprise at how Donald Trump is mishandling the chaos at the Department of Justice due the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Speaking with host Ali Velshi, Acosta claimed he knows Trump well enough to recognize that things are going horribly wrong and that the president now seems to be in a state of panic.

"Now Donald Trump is saying on Truth Social that leading Democrats wrote the Epstein files and that they're a fake," he began. "And so, you know, he's twisted himself into a pretzel on this and it takes me back to that Cabinet meeting that he had last Tuesday where, you know, somebody asked the question of Pam Bondi about the Epstein files and he flipped out."

"You know, I've been around Donald Trump. I've been up close with him. I think I know when he's worried and he is freaking out right now over these Epstein files," Acosta continued. "And it just raises the question, what is going on here? What is going on with Donald Trump and these Epstein files? We just don't know and that's why Steve Bannon and so many others over the last several days have been saying, go ahead and release the Epstein files."

He later pointed out, "What gives? And, Ali, the question that iIhad earlier this week when the Justice Department put out that memo that tried to sweep the whole thing under the rug, is did some kind of directive come out of the white house come from Susie Wiles, Stephen Miller, or donald trump himself to put out that memo?"

"If that's the case, then that ties this whole matter back to the White House and so that's why I think the age-old Watergate question is operative here: what did the president know and when did he know it?" he concluded.

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'15% of calls were answered': NBC host fact-checks Kristi Noem on flood response

NBC host Kristen Welker called out Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem because the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reportedly responded to fewer than 16% of calls in response to the recent deadly flooding in Texas.

"The New York Times is reporting that thousands of calls from flood victims to FEMA call centers went unanswered in the middle of this ongoing disaster because you didn't renew contracts to keep call center staff in place until nearly one week after the floods," Welker told Noem on Sunday. "Why did it take so long to extend those contracts?"

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'This leads back to Trump': Fox News pundit casts blame for Epstein 'cover-up'

Fox News pundit Lucy Caldwell accused President Donald Trump's administration of "a cover-up of a cover-up" on Jeffrey Epstein.

During a Sunday panel discussion, Caldwell explained why she thought Trump's Epstein scandal was a "turning point" for the MAGA movement.

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