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Celebrity podcaster Joe Rogan's fury at President Donald Trump reached new heights this week when he erupted in a curse-laden tirade over the war in Iran.

Rogan was speaking with right-wing British politician Rupert Lowe when he cut in to vent his frustration with the president he endorsed in 2024, the Daily Beast was first to report.

Critics of President Donald Trump roasted him on Wednesday night after video of a press gaggle Trump held on Air Force One was published.

Trump traveled back to the U.S. from his meetings with NATO allies in Ankara, Turkey, where he shocked and horrified some political analysts with the way he treated global leaders. During the trip, Trump spoke to reporters about a wide range of topics, including whether he should have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize instead of Venezuelan opposition leader and pro-democracy activist María Corina Machado.

President Donald Trump appears to have a sinister plot hidden up his sleeve, as illustrated by his latest nominee to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to one lawyer.

Last week, Trump nominated Lance Schroyer, a former law enforcement officer in Oklahoma, to lead the embattled agency following Todd Lyons's departure from ICE in May. Schroyer previously worked for a special unit for the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and does not appear to have any experience enforcing federal immigration law, according to reports.

President Donald Trump seemed to cast doubt on Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's sexual assault accuser when asked by the press on his way back to Joint Base Andrews from the NATO summit in Turkey.

"Do you think the Democrats should be able to pick a replacement for Graham Platner? He's had all these new allegations that have come out now. Democrats are talking about picking a replacement for him," said a reporter. "Should they be able to do that?"

The Trump administration's move to investigate election workers in Fulton County, Georgia, hit a major roadblock as a judge quashed a Justice Department subpoena to reveal those workers' personal information.

That's something that almost never happens, former federal prosecutor Elie Honig told CNN's Jake Tapper — and it reveals just how far the Trump administration's abuse of power has gotten.

MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace opened her show Wednesday by rattling off what President Donald Trump had just told the world — the Iran ceasefire is over, all trade with Spain is cut off, and, in her recounting, "Japan is now apparently an Islamic republic."

She was reacting to Trump's rounds of news conferences at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, where the president mixed up Iran and Japan, claiming "111 missiles" had been fired at a U.S. aircraft carrier by the "Islamic Republic of Japan." Moments earlier, seated beside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Trump had gestured to him and asked reporters if they had a question for "President Putin." He also called TikTok "tic tac," branded Iran's leaders "scum," and declared the ceasefire over.

President Donald Trump has a new strategy to protect the GOP in the midterms, where he is betting it all on attacking Democrats by painting them as communists — and former Gov. John Kasich (R-OH), in conversation with MS NOW's Katy Tur, found it so weak as to be literally laughable.

"I know enough about Lenin and Marx to know that communism has not turned out well," said Tur. However, democratic socialism, the very leftmost wing of the Democratic Party, is something "people associate ... with Denmark. They associate it with the Nordic countries, maybe even France, where you have a pension, you have healthcare, etc.," and not Soviet breadlines or price controls.