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'Disgusting': Karoline Leavitt under fire after bizarre new 'terrorists' claim on Fox News

White House press secretary is drawing criticism after alleging that members of the Democratic Party are mainly terrorists, undocumented immigrants and violent criminals.

Speaking to Fox News on Thursday, Karoline Leavitt claimed, "The Democrat Party's main constituency is made up of Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals."

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'Republicans are losing their crap!' Ex-RNC chair laughs over GOP's new bogeyman

A former GOP insider laughed Thursday about how "Republicans are losing their crap" over the new conservative bogeyman: Zohran Mamdani.

Michael Steele, MSNBC host, former Republican National Committee chair, and former lieutenant governor of Maryland, described the Republican reaction to Mamdani's run for New York City mayor and told MSNBC's Chris Jansing that this isn't just a local race — it has national impact — following pro-Trump billionaire Bill Ackman's $1 million donation to Defend NYC, an anti-Mamdani super PAC.

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New Dem floats stunning DOJ-Epstein theory as Mike Johnson stalls swearing in

Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva (D-AZ) questioned what the Justice Department might be doing with the Jeffrey Epstein files while Speaker Mike Johnson refuses to swear her into the post.

Johnson told Fox News that Grijalva has keys to her office and can be doing her job and taking calls, prefacing it with the southern phrase, "bless her heart," and saying "she doesn't know how it works" in Congress.

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'Normalized it': Ex-Trump aide blasts 'dark underbelly' allowing 'racism' in GOP chats

Former Donald Trump communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin attacked the "dark underbelly" of the Republican Party that was exposed in a group chat this week.

Politico reported thousands of pages of chat conversation between members of the Young Republicans across the country in which they expressed racist, sexist, homophobic and anti-Semitic ideology while also making rape jokes.

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'Give me a break!' Tom Homan flees reporters as he refuses to deny taking $50K bribe

Border czar Tom Homan dodged reporters at the White House as he refused to say if he took a $50,000 cash bribe in an FBI sting.

Despite finding time for a Fox News interview on Thursday, Homan immediately turned and walked quickly to avoid other reporters at the White House.

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'We defended that evil ideology': Mike Johnson makes horrific gaffe in Nazi speech

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) made a horrific apparent gaffe when discussing a swastika spotted in a Republican congressman's office.

U.S. Capitol Police were called to investigate a display of an American flag altered to show the Nazi symbol pinned to a wall in a cubicle used by Angelo Elia, a staffer for Rep. Dave Taylor (R-OH), and the GOP speaker attempted to distance the party from fascist ideology.

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'I was sad': MAGA TV segment laments Trump not getting into heaven

A segment on the pro-MAGA television network Real America's Voice worried that President Donald Trump may not get into heaven.

On Thursday, host Emily Finn spoke to pastor Jonathan Shuttlesworth after Trump told Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy that he didn't think he was going to heaven.

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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith storms off debate stage after losing it over shutdown

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith dramatically interrupted a NewsNation panel's debate on the government shutdown, delivering a passionate critique of Washington's disconnect from everyday Americans' struggles — before storming off the stage.

"You know what I'm going to do?" he asked his co-guests on the panel, including Republican Jim Jordan (OH), as well as Democrats Ro Khanna (CA), and Madeleine Dean (PA). "I'm going to take a break."

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Challengers lining up to take out 'Trump's favorite Democrat': report

Midway through his first term as Pennsylvania’s sole Democratic member of the Senate, Sen. John Fetterman could be headed for a rough primary for breaking with his own party on key issues and frequently defending Donald Trump.

According to a report from Axios, which Fetterman mocked as “clickbait,” there are already rumblings that three lawmakers with strong ties to the Democratic Party could challenge him for his seat.

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Trump's 'nervous' GOP is about to come out 'on the losing end again': MSNBC's Lemire

Donald Trump and the GOP leadership are growing increasingly nervous that the budget impasse and the subsequent government shutdown are not going their way as the questions about healthcare costs loom larger and larger in the debate.

Moments after the co-hosts of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” shared video of an interview with Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SC) attempting to pin blame on Democrats for the shutdown when Republicans control both chambers of Congress and the White House, co-host Jonathan Lemire claimed the Republicans may have painted themselves into a corner.

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'The scandal is in the open now': MSNBC guest blows up on new wave of Trump threats

Reacting to Donald Trump’s Wednesday press conference, where he made it clear he expects Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel to focus their energies on pursuing his political foes, Politico’s Jonathan Martin couldn’t contain his incredulity and fury.

Appearing on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Martin followed a rant on the same topic that a yelling co-host Joe Scarborough opened the show with.

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Lara Trump suggests herself as performer at MAGA alternative Super Bowl show

President Donald Trump's daughter-in-law Lara Trump suggested herself as a performer in conservative counterprogramming to the Super Bowl halftime show.

The Fox News host fielded questions on her podcast, "Right View With Lara Trump," and one listener asked who she would like to see perform at Turning Point USA's alternative to pop superstar Bad Bunny's concert at the NFL championship game, reported The Daily Beast.

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Trump may fire Pete Hegseth​ by the New Year because he's 'underwater' at DOD: analysts

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may be the first member of Donald Trump's cabinet to be fired from the job, and at least one analyst thinks that was part of the plan all along.

Hegseth has had a tumultuous year as Defense Secretary. In April, he was embroiled in a scandal where he leaked a classified strike to a journalist in a Signal group chat. He also held an awkward town hall with all of America's generals, which attendees described as a "waste of time." Meanwhile, he is also busy removing the television cameras from the Department of Justice, which some say will make it harder for Hegseth to appease the president through his favorite medium.

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