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Watch: Irate Hillary Clinton goes off on Lauren Boebert for sharing deposition photo

A newly released video shows former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton raging at Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) after a picture of Clinton was published by a MAGA influencer during her deposition last week.

Clinton answered questions for nearly six hours from lawmakers on the House Oversight Committee about her relationship with disgraced financier and convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein. During the deposition, which was closed to the public despite Clinton's insistence, Boebert shared photos of the former first lady with MAGA influencer Benny Johnson, prompting the deposition to be temporarily suspended.

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MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace says MAGA got a 'generational stabbing in the back' from Trump

President Donald Trump's bombing of Iran was one of the biggest betrayals of his own voting base yet, MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace said on Monday — and she compared Trump's past words to his actions now in a devastating sequence of clips.

"Our current strategy of nation-building and regime change is a proven absolute failure," said Trump in one clip. "We have created the vacuums that allow terrorism to grow and thrive. These globalists want to squander all of America's strength, blood, and treasure chasing phantoms overseas while keeping us distracted from the havoc they're creating right here at home."

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Video shows Hillary Clinton losing it at MAGA lawmaker during 'outrageous' deposition

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost her patience with a MAGA lawmaker during her nearly six-hour deposition last week, new video footage shows.

Clinton was asked by Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) whether she reviewed any materials in the recently released Jeffrey Epstein files that discussed the infamous Pizzagate conspiracy theory, which claimed Democrats were running a child sex trafficking ring out of the basement of a Washington, D.C.-based pizzeria. The question seemed to bother Clinton and her lawyers, one of whom characterized the theory as "wacky."

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National security expert slaps down Rubio's 'implausible rationale' on Iran bombing

A historian and national security specialist was skeptical Monday of Secretary of State Marco Rubio's first public comments defending the Trump administration's decision to launch strikes against Iran.

CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen expressed doubt about Rubio's argument of an "imminent threat" and what could happen next in the war with Iran, which has left six American service members dead.

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5 striking moments from newly released video of Bill Clinton's deposition on Epstein

Republicans on the House Oversight Committee released video on Monday of the nearly five-hour deposition of former President Bill Clinton about his relationship with the disgraced financier and convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.

The interview happened about four days after former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified before the committee.

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Rubio claims US faced 'imminent threat' that forced Iran bombing campaign

Secretary of State Marco Rubio argued Monday that the U.S. faced a significant and "imminent threat" that prompted strikes in Iran.

Reporters asked Rubio in Washington, D.C., whether Congress was notified about the national security threats, and Rubio said he told the "gang of eight" leaders that strikes were coming.

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Melania talks children at UN after Trump strikes Iranian school: 'Peace will be yours'

First lady Melania Trump told the United Nations that she hoped the children of the world could experience "peace" just days after her husband, the president of the United States, was said to have bombed an Iranian girls' school because of outdated maps.

While presiding over the UN Security Council on Monday, Melania Trump made a statement in her "capacity as first lady of the United States."

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Mockery as Trump glitches during Medal of Honor ceremony: 'Brain is plaque and grease'

People had sharp reactions Monday after President Donald Trump dropped a confusing remark during a Medal of Honor speech in Washington, D.C.

Trump spoke during the ceremony — his first time speaking live publicly since the U.S. and Israel initiated military strikes in Iran — amid growing questions about the conflict and his health.

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Charlie Kirk show calls to deport Muslim-American reporter: 'We have a superior culture'

Charlie Kirk Show hosts Blake Neff and Andrew Kolvet called for journalist Mehdi Hasan, a naturalized U.S. citizen, to be deported because he opposed the Department of Education hanging a banner of Kirk because he called college a "scam."

During a Charlie Kirk show broadcast on Monday, Neff and Kolvet appeared irate about Hasan's opposition to President Donald Trump's Education Department's decision to celebrate Kirk.

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White House likely to ignore Americans’ views on Iran despite clear polling: NYT reporter

The Trump administration was expected to move forward with continued strikes in Iran regardless of how Americans feel about it, a New York Times reporter said Monday.

In his first comments since the U.S. and Israel launched strikes against Iran this weekend, President Donald Trump signaled Monday that the campaign was progressing, said Tyler Pager, White House correspondent for the New York Times, during a live broadcast with CNN anchor Dana Bash.

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'Did I hear right?' Trump baffles observers by talking about drapes at military ceremony

On Monday, Donald Trump took time out during his first live address to the nation about the war he set in motion on Iran early Saturday to boast about the gold White House drapes he claims he personally selected.

Combining the presidential address with a presentation of awarding the Medal of Honor to three Army soldiers before a packed room, the president went off script, as is his custom, and pointed out that the drapes behind him concealed the area where his ballroom will be constructed.

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Trump loses appeal to delay Supreme Court's tariff smackdown

President Donald Trump and his administration lost an appeal that would have delayed a Supreme Court ruling striking down the authority to impose emergency tariffs.

In a ruling issued on Monday, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a Trump administration bid to delay the effective date of the Supreme Court's tariff ruling by 90 days.

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Trump wildly rants that Melania 'isn't thrilled' by ballroom during update on Iran

President Donald Trump took time out of an update on his strikes on Iran to rant about his plans to build a ballroom at the White House.

During a Monday event at the White House, Trump said that he had projected "four to five weeks" for the operation in Iran before speaking about his ballroom plans.

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