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Karoline Leavitt, the national spokesperson for the Trump 2024 campaign, showed up on Steve Bannon's War Room program Monday just hours after CNN abruptly ended her interview for insulting the network's debate moderators.

"And why are we in Atlanta, ma'am, with CNN, who controls the microphone on Thursday?" Bannon asked about the upcoming debate.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough shook his head in astonishment after watching Donald Trump revive his widely mocked rant about electric boats and shark attacks.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee sparked widespread speculation about his mental fitness earlier this month with a rambling story about electric boats sinking and electrocuting their passengers that then drifted into a rumination on whether that would be a worse fate than being killed by a shark, and he reprised the story over the weekend.

Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt on Monday got booted off the air after CNN host Kasie Hunt grew fed up with her bashing her colleague Jake Tapper.

During the interview, Hunt tried to ask Leavitt about the Trump campaign setting expectations for this week's debate between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were astonished by Donald Trump's latest rant that was so rambling and incoherent that Fox News cut away from a live broadcast of his remarks.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee spoke to supporters Saturday evening at Temple University in Philadelphia, where he raged about "Joe Biden's wave of bedlam and death and terror" and then prattled about shampoo lather water pressure – for the second time in a week – before the conservative network dropped live coverage.

NewsNation host Chris Stirewalt rebutted the Trump campaign's claim that it could win 25% of the Black vote in the 2024 presidential election.

Stirewalt, a former Fox News contributor, made the remarks during a Sunday interview with former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson.

Brian Glenn, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) boyfriend, ended an interview with MeidasTouch content creator Adam Mockler after he was asked about Donald Trump's 34 felony convictions.

"Do you think Donald Trump, when he was convicted on all 34 counts, what did you think about that?" Mockler asked Glenn in an interview that was shared on Sunday.

At the tail end of a CNN "State of the Union" panel on the upcoming presidential debate the network will be hosting on Thursday night, one analyst said all the speculation by political observers and planning by the two candidate's campaign staff could be tossed out the window by a Supreme Court ruling.

According to CNN analyst Jamal Simmons, the long-delayed ruling on whether Donald Trump should be afforded blanket immunity for criminal acts is still pending and could be delivered just hours before President Joe Biden and convicted felon Donald Trump take the stage in Atlanta.

"Here's one thing that we haven't talked about," Simmons proposed. "We might have a Supreme Court decision on Thursday, right? A couple of them and that might blow the entire debate coverage, like, really up."

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"You have a water balloon full of kerosene that lands on this debate. That can either happen Thursday and now they've extended it to Friday, could happen Friday," he added.

"Yeah, the decision on immunity, which could be huge," CNN host Kaitlan Collins interjected.

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A panel of voters clashed over former President Donald Trump's claim that if he wins re-election, he wants to be a dictator on day one.

During the Sunday panel discussion on CBS, Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan asked the panel if Trump or President Joe Biden could say anything at Thursday's debate to change their minds.

During an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday morning, a former executive vice president of the Trump Organization revealed that her former boss thought it was funny to make jokes about the Nazi ovens around Jewish employees.

Speaking with host Ali Velshi, attorney Barbara Res, who worked for the former president for years before reportedly leaving because she refused to tolerate his "explosive moods" any longer, was asked if the "weird rants" he has been going on lately are something new.

Eric Trump, the son of former President Donald Trump, predicted his father would "do awesome" at Thursday's debate with President Joe Biden on CNN.

On Sunday, Eric Trump spent most of his interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo complaining that CNN was biased against his father.

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) said he would "demand" that President Joe Biden take a test for performance-enhancing drugs before the debate on Thursday.

On Sunday, Jackson told Fox News host Maria Bartiromo that he was sending a letter to the White House.