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Trump branded 'traitor' for Camp David outburst: 'All he wants is revenge'

President Donald Trump enraged the nation Friday when he blamed Minnesota for a water system cyberattack that investigators suggest could have been orchestrated by Iran.

Trump disputed law enforcement officials' claims that Iran could be to blame for cyberattacks on more than 30 facilities during a cabinet meeting Friday at Camp David.

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'Do not disrespect Bad Bunny': White House's mass deportation celebration slammed

The White House used a Bad Bunny song to promote its deportations and harsh immigration agenda — and Tik Tok was not happy about it, TMZ reported on Friday.

A TikTok posted Thursday shows ICE agents handcuffing and hauling off detainees to Bad Bunny's "LA MuDANZA," according to TMZ.

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'Last days!' Sky preacher removed from flight during 'demon' tantrum

Florida evangelist Whitney Lynn declared "we're in the last days" as flight crew escorted her off a flight out of Orlando for preaching the gospel, according to her latest social media posts.

Lynn — whom the Washington Post recently reported preaches on planes rather frequently — shared footage on TikTok Thursday, tagging @alaskaair and claiming she was removed for sharing her faith with fellow passengers.

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'No words': Laura Ingraham's brother tells off sister over 'boorish' behavior at hearing

Curtis Ingraham said he was left with "no more words" after his sister, Fox News host Laura Ingraham, was caught making faces behind Anthony Fauci at a Senate hearing.

The hearing took place Wednesday before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, chaired by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), who had subpoenaed Fauci to appear. CNN reported Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment — his constitutional right to refuse to answer questions — more than 100 times.

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'Terrible terrible terrible': Analyst astonished by 'absolutely awful' Trump polling

President Donald Trump's approval ratings left a stunned CNN analyst spluttering Friday morning.

Three separate surveys released this week — CNN at 34 percent, AP-NORC at 33 percent, and Quinnipiac University at 32 percent — all show Trump's approval sinking to new term-two lows, according to CNN's Harry Enten, saying the Quinnipiac figure represents an all-time low for Trump, while the CNN poll ties his previous record low.

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Trump aide busted on Fox as big economic bet blows up in his face

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett scrambled Friday after being confronted by Fox Business’ Maria Bartiromo about the “way lower than expected” economic growth that fell far short of his previous predictions.

In early May, Hassett told Bartiromo that he “personally would make a bet” with his “friends” that U.S. economic growth would be 4% for the “rest of the year.” He doubled down on that prediction in early July.

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'Womp Womp': Trump trolled on MS NOW over 'satanic levels' of bad news

An entire MS NOW panel burst into laughter this morning as the show's producers trolled President Donald Trump for dragging down the economy.

On Thursday, it was announced that the US GDP grew at an anemic 1.5 percent rate which led “Morning Joe” co-host Joe Scarborough to blurt, “Oh my God, that is not good.”

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Trump 'forgot' key defense in case he's begging Supreme Court to hear: conservative lawyer

A conservative lawyer explained that President Donald Trump waited years to make his key defense in a defamation case because he "forgot" it.

During an episode of The Illegal News, congressional candidate and former MAGA insider George Conway talked about Trump's case against E. Jean Carroll. The Trump administration's Solicitor General recently asked the Supreme Court to overturn Carroll's successful $83.3 million defamation lawsuit against Trump.

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Todd Blanche can't hide behind Trump pardon on Epstein files: ex-prosecutor

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is inching closer to criminal charges, and even a Trump pardon won't save him, according to a legal expert.

During an interview on Legal Breakdown, former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner dug into a new development with the Epstein files. The Trump Department of Justice handed over unredacted Epstein records to a judge on Thursday, and host Brian Tyler Cohen asked what kind of consequences Blanche still faces.

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Trump resorting to yelling at White House staffers as his admin 'stuck' in neutral: author

President Donald Trump has been yelling at his White House staffers as he deals with a lingering frustration, an author revealed.

In a recent episode of Inside Trump's Head, Trump biographer Michael Wolff explained to co-host Joanna Coles why the president has resorted to "yelling at people" to resolve his frustrations with the war in Iran. Trump's recent yelling about the Iran war has been reported in The Wall Street Journal and NBC News.

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Kaitlan Collins astounded as GOP squeezes Trump into 'unusual position': 'Nothing to lose'

President Donald Trump is finding himself in a position he's never been in before with Senate Republicans, CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins said on Thursday evening.

Specifically, she noted, he is now facing negotiations and demands from an intransigent bloc of Republican senators, as his nomination of Todd Blanche for attorney general spirals into chaos.

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Trump's 'twitches and glitches' alarm expert amid fresh health concerns

Speech-language pathologist Hillary Shea is seeing a number of red flags indicating President Donald Trump's cognitive decline is getting worse.

She elaborated on what she could see, in her expertise as a clinician, on the David Pakman Show on Thursday.

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Alarms sound as Trump makes 'striking' turn away from his 'corrupt bargain'

A Democratic lawmaker reacted Thursday as Republicans were revolting against President Donald Trump, who threatened to pull the nomination for Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) told CNN anchor Erin Burnett that it would be hard to imagine that the demands from Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) and Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) could not be met after both lawmakers threatened to withhold support for Blanche over the president's IRS settlement and anti-weaponization fund.

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