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President Donald Trump's MAGA movement is falling apart because it is based on little more than attacking and bullying others, former Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich told MS NOW's Antonia Hylton on Monday — and the falling out between Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is a sign of what is to come.

"Governor, do you think that kind of soul-searching is happening right now?" asked Hylton. "I ask because, you know, as part of this profile with The New York Times, Marjorie Taylor Greene describes herself as having been naive. She also says that 'Our side has been trained by Donald Trump to never apologize and to never admit when you're wrong. You just keep pummeling your enemies no matter what. And as a Christian, I don't believe in doing that.'"

Political analysts and observers bashed President Donald Trump on Monday after he accepted a "fake award" from a foreign leader at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago.

Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday to discuss the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, and other topics. During a press conference after the meeting, Netanyahu said he would award Trump the "Israel Prize," regarded as the country's highest cultural honor.

President Donald Trump revealed that he will likely sue Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell over renovations to two buildings.

During a Monday press conference at Mar-a-Lago, a reporter asked Trump if he would choose someone new to chair the Federal Reserve in the coming months.

President Donald Trump's Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, vowed months ago that the economy would take off at any minute thanks to the administration's policies — but Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, told MS NOW's Antonia Hylton on Monday that the economy is showing warning signs of just the opposite.

"Heather, help me understand what's driving this economic anxiety for so many Americans, if the economy is ostensibly, allegedly doing well?" said Hylton.

President Donald Trump's penchant for violence reared its head again on Monday during a press conference when he made another ominous threat toward Iran.

Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu at his Florida residence, Mar-a-Lago, on Monday, where the two leaders discussed the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. During a press conference after the meeting, Trump threatened to conduct another bombing campaign against Iran's nuclear facilities if rumors of the country rebuilding its nuclear capacity are true.

President Donald Trump's hint that a pardon could be forthcoming for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Monday's joint question-and-answer session with reporters at Mar-a-Lago greatly intrigued CNN White House reporter Alayna Treene.

Netanyahu, the far-right on-again, off-again Prime Minister and head of the Likud Party, is a close international ally of Trump, who wants a resolution to the two-year-long war in Gaza that he can take credit for brokering. The prime minister has also faced a years-long criminal prosecution for bribery, and Trump has previously demanded Israeli President Isaac Herzog shut down the case, much the way Trump has shut down criminal investigations into himself and his political allies.

President Donald Trump was caught on a hot mic complaining to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about his failure to win a Nobel Peace Prize in 2025.

During a late December lunch at Mar-a-Lago, the U.S. president was overheard bragging about the wars he has claimed to have stopped.

President Donald Trump scolded reporters who he said suggested that he was trying to bribe them by providing lunch at Mar-a-Lago.

After taking a brief question-and-answer session with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, Trump suggested he would serve lunch to the reporters.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem sent ICE agents to Minnesota to investigate what she called "rampant fraud" — even after FBI Director Kash Patel suggested he was leading the investigation into allegations of daycare fraud in the Somali community.

"The FBI is aware of recent social media reports in Minnesota," Patel explained in a Sunday post on X. "Fraud that steals from taxpayers and robs vulnerable children will remain a top FBI priority in Minnesota and nationwide."

Vice President JD Vance is building up a significant lead as the Republican presidential frontrunner thanks to some "really weird" numbers, according to CNN's Harry Enten.

The prediction markets love the vice president's chances of as the heir apparent to President Donald Trump, and Enten told "CNN News Central" that Vance was building up a historic lead in a key Republican primary state more than two years out from the presidential election cycle.

Building upon a column from The Atlantic‘s Jonathan Lemire, who suggested the president is “suddenly looking a lot smaller” as his polling numbers collapse, the New York Times’ Mara Gay claimed the president now finds himself stuck in a political quagmire with no idea how to get out of it.

During a segment on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe,“ Gay made the case that Trump looks “weak” because he has not been able to fulfill his campaign promises despite the Republican Party controlling both the House and the Senate.