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GOP strategist reveals possible inspiration for Trump's Alcatraz plan

President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement that he intended to order the notorious Alcatraz prison to be rebuilt and reopened — and a former Republican strategist revealed the possible inspiration to his plan.

Trump posted Sunday evening on Truth Social that he would reopen and restore Alcatraz, which closed 60 years ago due to its crumbling infrastructure and high maintenance costs, as a "symbol of Law, Order, and JUSTICE."

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Ex-advisor would 'be leading GOP with pitchforks' if​ Dem had said what Trump just did

President Donald Trump's first-term communications director, Alyssa Farah Griffin, was aghast to see the clip of Trump's interview with NBC News' Kristen Welker.

Among the questions from Welker was whether Trump thinks he must uphold the Constitution of the United States as president.

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'We're going to lose the midterms': MTG gripes that 'Republicans are the problem'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) warned that Republicans are on track to "lose the midterms."

In a Monday interview, MAGA influencer Steve Bannon asked Greene what advice she would give to President Donald Trump as Congress tries to pass legislation based on his agenda.

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'It's your fault!' MSNBC experts crack up as they listen to Trump passing blame

President Donald Trump spoke for an hour with NBC News White House correspondent Kristen Welker and claimed that things going wrong in America are the fault of former President Joe Biden — and things that go well are because of him.

The comment prompted an MSNBC economics panel to laugh Monday.

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MTG rages at Trump advisers: 'Anyone that gets in the president's ear and is lying to him'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) raged that unnamed advisers to President Donald Trump were "lying to him."

During a Monday interview with MGA influencer Steve Bannon, Greene reflected on complaints she made last week about the Trump administration moving closer to war with Iran — and losing his MAGA base.

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'Unmistakable vibe of corruption': MSNBC panelist accuses Trump of 'market manipulation'

A panelist on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" called out the possibility that President Donald Trump and his high-ranking officials were engaged in "market manipulation" with his trade war.

The president has rattled global markets with his on-again, off-again tariffs against numerous U.S. trading partners. Sportswriter Pablo Torre told fellow panelists that Trump's comments about children making do with fewer toys were unintentionally revealing.

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'Fight back': CNN's Harry Enten warns Trump promise doesn't have MAGA backing

As President Donald Trump continues to sell his 2028 merchandise, CNN analyst Harry Enten says even Republican voters are blocking his re-election path.

Enten found that 76% of Americans don't want Trump to run for a third term — including a majority of Trump's own voters.

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'Never heard any president say that': Morning Joe stunned as Trump shrugs at coming crisis

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough expressed shock at President Donald Trump's latest comments about the impact of his tariffs.

The president dismissed concerns about the economic consequences of his sweeping tariffs, saying Americans would simply have to make do with less and brushing aside fears of a recession. The "Morning Joe" host was stunned by his lack of concern.

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'Demented dumb Don': Jasmine Crockett fires back at Trump for questioning her IQ

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) blasted President Donald Trump after he suggested she was a "low-IQ person."

Trump made the remarks about Crockett during a Sunday interview with NBC's Kristen Welker.

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'That will end this': Trump warned to not push his luck with the Supreme Court

Acknowledging he is "cynical " enough to believe the conservative-majority Supreme Court will side with Donald Trump on a bevy of DOJ lawsuits appeals headed their way, former DOJ official Andrew Weissmann suggested there are a few the president might want to might want to nip in the bud to avoid a humiliating loss.

Speaking with the hosts of MSNBC's "The Weekend," he was asked about the president's growing legal problems as his policies are challenged in federal court.

Referring to the Supreme Court being the final stop, Weissmann was asked, "What should we expect there?"

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"I think some of them will definitely end up there," he began. "One thing to note about the judges, in spite of the administration saying these are activist judges, the judges who are ruling against the administration are from, you know, Democratic appointees, Republican appointees, you have Trump appointees. You have a unanimous Supreme Court decision saying that these people in El Salvador were entitled to due process and have to be given due process."

Pointing out that Trump has seen "judges who have just had it," with his flood of appeals, he singled out attempts to force law firms into submission.

"I think the orders where all judges have said the law firm orders, they are four executive orders that have all been struck down by the courts, left and right, so to speak. I don't think if the administration is smart, they're going to take that to the Supreme Court because that will end this," he predicted. "I mean, I think they will los and right now they're doing pretty well on just the sort of fear factor and the terrorizing effect of the executive orders, even though they keep on getting struck down unanimously."

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'Don't talk over me!' Fox News pundit blows up at Democrat during immigration spat

Republican pundit Ben Domenech yelled at Democratic strategist Leslie Marshall after she suggested that the Latino community did not agree with President Donald Trump's immigration policies.

During a Sunday panel discussion on Fox News, host Howard Kurtz noted that Trump was besieged with poor approval ratings as his administration hit 100 days.

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Trump gets confused on TikTok: 'I have a warm spot in my heart for tic tac'

President Donald Trump said he could extend the deadline for a deal to spin off TikTok's U.S. assets because he has a "warm spot" in his heart for the social media platform.

"I have a little sweet spot in my heart because, as you know, I won young people by 36 points," Trump claimed after NBC host Kristen Welker asked him about TikTok. "No Republican ever won young people, and I won it by 36 points."

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'Could happen': Trump won't 'rule out' US military invasion of Greenland

President Donald Trump suggested that the U.S. military could be used to take over Greenland.

During an interview broadcast by NBC on Sunday, Trump refused to back off his call for Canada and Greenland to join the United States.

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