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CNN data analyst Harry Enten was left floored Sunday after new polling showed President Donald Trump’s support among independents has plummeted to staggering lows just shy of a year into his second term.

According to the new data, Trump’s net approval rating among independent voters fell by a stunning 42 points from January to December, from -1 to -43, a drop so severe that Enten compared the president to French oceanographer and filmmaker Jacques Cousteau, known for his undersea expeditions.

Ankush Khardori, lawyer and senior writer for Politico, called out the Justice Department Saturday for a major contradiction regarding Jeffrey Epstein, and one that he said hadn’t “gotten enough attention.”

While the DOJ is now releasing its Epstein files in a phased rollout – which it’s compelled to by law – last summer, the agency attempted to shut down further investigations into the disgraced financier, claiming to have reviewed all related files, according to a DOJ memo that leaked in June.

As the Trump administration faces growing scrutiny over its failure to release files on Jeffrey Epstein with limited redactions – as it's required to by law – former federal prosecutor Kristy Greenberg charted a path Saturday for Democratic lawmakers to force the administration’s hand.

Trump’s Justice Department was hammered last week after failing to comply with the newly enacted Epstein Files Transparency Act, a bill that required the DOJ to release all of its files on Epstein by Dec. 19, and with redactions limited to protecting the identities of victims and minors.

Fox Business host and conservative journalist Charles Payne said Saturday that the monumental investments into artificial intelligence risk sparking a Great Depression-level global market crash, but that it was “worth it” to see the United States come out “on top” and “stay in control.”

“The Second Industrial Revolution where America superseded everyone in the world from the very bottom was driven by railroad investing – guess what that gave us?” Payne said Saturday on Fox Business.

An answer given by FBI Director Kash Patel to a Republican senator about who Jeffrey Epstein was trafficking teens and young women to, was resurrected and dismantled on MS NOW on Saturday morning.

As part of a “The Weekend” segment on Donald Trump’s Department of Justice, fill-in host Molly Jong-Fast asked the the producers to run a clip from September where Patel was grilled by Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) when the FBI director said there was no evidence of Epstein trafficking to others, which has since been disproved.

Donald Trump’s Truth Social outburst on Friday, where he flipped out over reports that there are one million more Jeffrey Epstein documents that the Department of Justice needs to review and release, is another example of the president’s wild mood swings, making it difficult for the White House to take the focus off of him.

That is according to conservative David Drucker, who appeared on MS NOW’s “The Weekend,” and claimed Trump has gone from being sympathetic about others being swept up in the focus on the documentation on the convicted sex trafficker and snarling that he is caught up in it.

President Donald Trump attacked the process of releasing the Jeffrey Epstein case files on Friday, claiming that they just suddenly "found" a million more documents and that it's all a hoax manufactured by Democrats.

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner, however, pointed out on his "Justice Matters" YouTube show that Trump's own FBI director has already contradicted this.

A New York Republican-turned Democrat who once voted for President Donald Trump went scorched earth over the president's "total chain of lies" during a C-SPAN broadcast Friday of Washington Journal.

A caller named Russell called into the program and said he was a 73-year-old former conservative who "stepped over the line" and voted for Trump in 2016.

A CNN panel on Friday argued that President Donald Trump’s repeated references to Jeffrey Epstein over the Christmas holiday have spiraled into an obsession that is now hurting him with his own political base.

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said during an appearance on CNN’s “The Arena” that Trump helped create a "culture of conspiracy" that is now consuming the MAGA leader.