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Trump admits GOP scheme means 'we'll never lose'

President Donald Trump made a startling admission during a speech in Georgia on Thursday.

Trump traveled to Rome, Georgia, home of former Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, where he spoke to voters at the Coosa Steel Corporation. Trump brought up a bill currently before Congress, the SAVE Act, which would make sweeping changes to U.S. elections. While the president has consistently spoken about election security, he turned heads with his comments on the bill's impact.

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Gobsmacked CNN host caught on hot mic as Trump's ramble takes bizarre turn

President Donald Trump left a female CNN anchor gobsmacked Thursday when he veered spectacularly off the rails during his star-studded Board of Peace meeting in Washington.

After global bigwigs awkwardly waited for Trump to show up, with his favorite tunes blaring through speakers, he hit the stage to introduce member nations.

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Trump's new 'word salad' on Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping leaves observers taken aback

President Donald Trump's newest "word salad" about the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie earlier this month left observers taken aback.

Trump commented on Guthrie's case during a press gaggle on Air Force One on Thursday as he traveled to Rome, Georgia. Guthrie, the mother of "Today" show co-host Savannah Guthrie, has been missing for more than 18 days, and authorities in her hometown of Tucson, Arizona have released relatively little information about her alleged kidnappers or her condition.

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Trump claims Obama in 'trouble' for revealing secrets on aliens: 'He made a big mistake'

President Donald Trump claimed that former President Barack Obama might be in "trouble" after he suggested that there could be extraterrestrial life in the universe.

During a Thursday gaggle on Air Force One, Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy asked Trump about Obama's remarks.

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'Infuriating': Disbelief as Trump struggles to keep eyes open at Board of Peace meeting

Observers of the inaugural Board of Peace gathering in Washington were in disbelief as President Donald Trump appeared to nod off while hosting delegates from more than two dozen countries to discuss Gaza’s reconstruction and security.

Trump announced at the meeting that member states pledged roughly $7 billion toward rebuilding Gaza and thousands of personnel for an international stabilization force aimed at enforcing the ceasefire and helping disarm Hamas.

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FCC chair makes wishful joke about Stephen Colbert: 'These are MAGA airwaves now'

Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr joked that Stephen Colbert had been prevented from airing an interview with Texas state Rep. James Talarico, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, because "these are MAGA airwaves now."

During a Thursday interview on the Charlie Kirk Show, co-host Andrew Kolvet asked Carr why CBS had prevented Colbert from airing the Talarico interview.

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GOP donor's Epstein denials dismantled on MS NOW: 'Come on, man. No one believes that'

US billionaire Les Wexner, who is a central character in the Jeffrey Epstein files and who helped the convicted sex trafficker amass a substantial portion of his wealth, told lawmakers on Wednesday that he was a victim of being suckered and taken advantage of during their time together.

Those excuses did not fly with MS NOW host Joe Scarborough who called out the former CEO of women’s lingerie retailer Victoria’s Secret on Thursday morning.

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Pam Bondi's 'incredibly stupid' outburst continues to haunt Trump: MS NOW host

Using the Thursday arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on charges of misconduct in public office, most likely over his involvement with convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, MS NOW personality Mika Brzezinski did not hesitate to bring up the many failures of Attorney General Pam Bondi at a time when the White House would like the scandal to go away.

Earlier, with an assist from co-host Joe Scarborough, accusing the Donald Trump appointee of a cover-up, since the Department of Justice was handed the notorious Epstein files months ago, “Morning Joe’s” Brzezinski claimed the focus on the president has only increased after Bondi's House Judiciary Committee hearing meltdown a week ago.

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Trump admits he hoped to get paid for 'Board of Peace': 'Could always use extra cash'

President Donald Trump opened his first Board of Peace meeting by admitting he expected to be personally paid.

Speaking on Thursday from the recently-named Donald J. Trump U.S. Institute of Peace, the president insisted that world leaders, such as Pope Leo XIII, would eventually accept his invitation to join the group.

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Dem gov baits Trump after being banned from White House dinner: 'Getting under their skin'

An amused Gov. Jared Polis (D-CO) taunted Donald Trump on Thursday morning for running scared of him by singling him and Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) out for exclusion from a black-tie dinner on Saturday, where governors from both sides of the aisle are being welcomed with open arms.

The nation’s governors are headed to Washington, DC, this weekend for the National Governors Association’s (NGA) winter meeting and the White House will be holding a soirée for them — with the exception of Polis and Moore.

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Royal family undoubtedly knew of arrest but threw ex-prince 'to the wolves': expert

A British royal watcher explained the significance of the royal family's reaction to the arrest of the former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

Police arrested Mountbatten-Windsor, who was stripped of his remaining royal titles last year, on suspicion of misconduct in public office, likely related to his longtime friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and British TV broadcaster Bidisha Mamata told "CNN This Morning" that the ex-prince's family has seemingly cut off all remaining ties to him.

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'Outrageous': Joe Scarborough tears into James Comer for burying Republicans' Epstein ties

MS NOW's Joe Scarborough slammed Republican lawmakers on Thursday for their ongoing obfuscation of President Donald Trump's involvement with the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case — an issue laid clearer by their absence from this week's deposition of Epstein-linked billionaire Les Wexner.

"The Republican members of that committee, not even turning up to the deposition," noted panelist and British journalist Katty Kay.

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Pam Bondi accused of cover-up after ex-Prince Andrew arrest on Epstein involvement

Reacting to the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in the United Kingdom, presumably over his involvement with convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough went on an extended rant aimed at Attorney General Pam Bondi for her inaction after having the Epstein files for months.

With King Charles throwing his support behind British law enforcement after the arrest of his younger brother, co-host Joe Scarborough exclaimed, “I mean, imagine what's in those documents that are being held by Pam Bondi, who wouldn't even turn around and look at the women who said they're victims, wouldn't even look at them? Do we trust Pam Bondi to give Americans information that would be negative to Republicans, to her boss, to other people in the administration?”

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