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'Clown show': Dem appalled by GOP lawmakers at Clinton-Epstein deposition

Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ) had a scathing message for her Republican colleagues in the House Oversight Committee following a closed-door deposition for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Chappaqua, New York on Friday.

Ansari told reporters she was appalled by Republicans and their behavior during the hearing, calling it "a clown show of a deposition." She claimed that Republican lawmakers in the room were not taking the investigation into the Epstein files seriously.

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Dan Bongino predicts 'good chance' GOP loses Senate, House — or both

Dan Bongino, President Donald Trump's former deputy director of the FBI, admitted there was a "good chance" that Republicans would lose both the House and the Senate in the midterm elections.

The former government official made the prediction during his Thursday podcast.

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GOP candidate calls to 'bring back smoking on airplanes' as opponent battles affair claim

Brandon Herrera, the Second Amendment advocate running against a GOP lawmaker facing affair allegations, called to "bring back smoking on airplanes."

During a Thursday interview, MAGA influencer Benny Johnson noted that Herrera could find himself with a seat on the Oversight Committee if he defeats Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) amid the affair scandal. The interview came as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was testifying to the Oversight Committee about sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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Ex-Trump official snaps at GOP hearing that may 'set a trap' for president: 'Come on now'

A former Donald Trump appointee to the State Department expressed frustration over the Republican-controlled House Oversight Committee forcing Hillary Clinton to give a deposition on her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein that could end up backfiring on the president.

Sitting on panel on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe,“ Republican Matthew Bartlett became animated when co-host Jonathan Lemire asked, “So talk to us about how you see today going and indeed weigh in on that notion here, that the Republicans may be inadvertently setting a trap in some ways for President Trump.”

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Comer says it's 'very possible'  Trump cabinet member may be brought to testify on Epstein

A member of President Donald Trump's cabinet could be brought in to testify before Congress about his relationship with deceased convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) was speaking with reporters in Chappaqua, New York, just before the deposition of former Secretary of State and former First lady Hillary Clinton, when a reporter asked if Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick would be asked to testify before the House Oversight Committee.

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New swing state Trump polling is making 'Democrats jump for joy': data analyst

President Donald Trump is constitutionally prohibited from serving a third term in the White House, but new polling shows he would have a hard time winning two key states he picked up just over a year ago.

The 79-year-old president won both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin on his way to re-election in 2024, but CNN's Harry Enten said his unpopularity in those key battleground states could cost Republicans their congressional majorities this fall.

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'Everyone is stunned' as nude teen pics left unredacted for weeks in Epstein files horror

The Department of Justice failed to take down more than a dozen problematic images released from the Jeffrey Epstein files, including nude photos and identifying details from passports and drivers licenses.

CNN worked with Israeli software firm Visual Layer to analyze tens of thousands of photos released by the DOJ and found more than 100 explicit photos that show what appears to be naked teenagers and other images that should have been redacted, and some of those lingered online for weeks.

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Eyebrows raised by Trump's 'truly strange' disappearing act after new Epstein bombshell

Asked how the White House is dealing with reports that multiple documented interviews with a woman who claimed she was sexually assaulted by both Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump are missing from the notorious Epstein files, MS NOW’s Jonathan Lemire noted an oddity in the president’s schedule on Wednesday.

With a new cloud hovering over the presidency, Lemire told his colleagues on “Morning Joe,” that “There's been frustration all along with how this has been handled. And that's sort of counterintuitive, because so much of what the DOJ is doing is at the direction, at least unspoken direction, perhaps, of the White House. But the president has said to people close to him in the last few months that he's been soured on how Attorney General Bondi has handled this. And then we see Bondi try to do a course correction to protect him, and that only seems to make it worse.”

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Ex-GOP aide predicts 'perfect storm' for Dems to capture 'white whale' state in midterms

Former Republican strategist turned anti-Trump crusader Kurt Bardella flagged an opening for Democrats in Texas — a place they have tried to compete for decades but has always been out of their reach.

This comes as Democratic primary turnout surges in the state, driven by a competitive contest between Dallas-area Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and Austin-area state Rep. James Talarico — and as the GOP primary descends into anarchy.

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'Bestiality is on the table': MAGA network sounds 'End Times' alarm over 2014 headline

The hosts of the pro-MAGA network Real America's Voice warned that the End Times could be on the horizon because of a 2014 New York Times opinion piece describing pedophilia as a "disorder."

"Elon Musk is just one of many now out there slamming the Times, the New York Times, for an op-ed they published, look at this," co-host David Brody began. "It framed pedophilia as a psychological disorder rather than a crime."

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Todd Blanche tied to new missing Trump-Epstein sex assault interviews: 'Such a cover-up'

During a MS NOW segment on the missing Jeffrey Epstein files documents that have cast a larger and growing cloud over Donald Trump’s ties to the convicted sex trafficker, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche became a central figure of discussion.

At the center of the latest revelation over what is, and isn't, in the Epstein files, are multiple interviews with a woman who accused President Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her decades ago when she was approximately 13 that are nowhere to be found despite being listed on an evidence log provided to the attorneys representing Ghislaine Maxwell.

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'It's all a lie': Ex-RNC chair doesn't 'buy an inch' of Trump admin's election promises

President Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security has made a guarantee to state elections officials that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers will not be stationed at polling places in November — an election intimidation move that was highly sought by the far-right elements of the MAGA camp.

But MS NOW pundit Michael Steele, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee and frequent Trump critic, does not buy this promise whatsoever.

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'Sick man': Widower threatens embattled GOP Rep with more 'salacious' messages

The husband of Rep. Tony Gonzalez's late aide, who took her own life after being involved in an affair with the Congressman, spoke out on Wednesday during an interview on CNN.

Adrian Aviles, the widower of Regina Santos-Aviles, spoke to CNN's Erin Burnett about the evidence he still has against Gonzalez. The lawmaker has faced growing calls to resign after text messages surfaced between himself and Santos-Aviles that appear to show him coercing her into a sexual relationship.

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