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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller yelled at Fox News host Bill Hemmer for asking if President Donald Trump's administration would return a man who was wrongly deported to El Salvador.

During a Monday interview, Hemmer wondered if the Trump administration would follow a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that said it must "facilitate" the return of Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Republicans, and particularly legacy Republicans, secretly hate what their own party has become under President Donald Trump, Politico's Jonathan Martin told a panel on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Monday — but their options for doing anything about it have basically vanished.

"We're talking about 10 years on in the Trump era, and he's consolidated power in his own party and the voices of dissent have lost retired, or muted themselves, or frankly they're living a lie," said Martin. "And I think that that's one of the great untold stories, because it's hard to to write it, but i think a lot of Republicans, especially in the Senate but certainly some in the House, they're humiliated by this. They don't like it, but they also don't like the left and they sure as heck don't like being guilted about it because that's why it's awkward. Because they know it's true. You know, on policy on politics, on presentation, they're embarrassed by it. It's not their party, it's not their country, it doesn't reflect who they are, the public life they want to lead. They look, you know, at their newer colleagues and it's hard to forge a connection."

Maine's governor Janet Mills discussed her reaction to president Donald Trump's threats to her state during an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Monday.

A federal judge recently ordered the Trump administration to unfreeze federal funding allocated to Maine by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which Trump ordered to be withheld because state law allows transgender student athletes to participate in girls sports, and the governor told "Morning Joe" that she was surprised when the president called her out at a February event at the White House.

The White House is defying a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court ordering the return of a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, and a pair of panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" warned they deliberately setting up a constitutional crisis.

A federal judge overseeing the case of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia has ordered the Justice Department to provide "daily updates" on the government's efforts to bring him back, saying the high court was clear in its directive to facilitate his return, but U.S. District judge Paula Xinis said "nothing has been done" to comply with those orders.

America's tariff policy was thrown into further confusion over the weekend when Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that the tariff exemptions that were unveiled on Friday were only temporary and that tariffs on electronics imported from China would be back in the near future.

Panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Monday hammered the Trump administration for adding yet more uncertainty to American trading policy that has already sent stock markets plunging in recent weeks.

Right-wing influencer Russell Brand admitted that he needed help from Jesus to prevent him from ogling women in his yoga class.

Less than two weeks after being charged with rape and sexual assault, Brand spoke to conservative musician Ted Nugent about what he did to relax himself.

According to a Fox Business News correspondent, Donald Trump's Commerce Secretary has set off a panic at the White House over comments he made on ABC Sunday morning where he created new doubts about Trump's tariff plans.

Late Friday night, the administration announced there would be a tariff carve-out for specific electronics such as laptops and iPhones coming from China, but Secretary Howard Lutnick created new confusion when speaking with "This Week" co-anchor Jonathan Karl.

Right-leaning Fox News host Kevin Corke admitted that there was "a great deal of alarm" from the public after a series of airplane and helicopter crashes during President Donald Trump's latest term in office.

"I want to show all the aviation accidents in 2025, 48 fatal, 219 non-fatal," Corke told Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) during a Sunday interview. "I share that because, Congresswoman, there's a great deal of alarm in the country, or there seems to be more reporting about crashes, fatal crashes, lately."

Fox News contributor Leslie Marshall blasted President Donald Trump for a "screw up" after he walked back his so-called reciprocal tariffs for 90 days.

During the Sunday Fox News Media Buzz program, host Howard Kurtz pointed out that White House Secretary Karoline Leavitt blamed reporters for not understanding Trump's "Art of the Deal" in response to the decision to postpone tariffs.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed to take back the Panama Canal because he said that he could "feel" communism there when he visited.

While speaking to Fox News host Maria Bartiromo on Sunday, Hegseth reflected on his recent trip to Panama.

Reflecting on the weeks of economic chaos Donald Trump has inflicted on American consumers and Wall Street investors as he has brashly instituted tariffs, then backed off, ramped them up again, and then started doing "carve-outs," a former GOP campaign consultant cautioned the president he is tempting fate.

Speaking with the hosts of MSNBC's "The Weekend," Tara Setmayer detailed the economic pain Americans are experiencing while Trump's rich buddies get richer.

That, she explained, could come back to bite him because he is ignoring what she called "Rule #1 in politics."

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"He [Trump] doesn't care about anyone this hurts except for his billionaire buddies and his own bottom line," she explained. "Back in 2012, Donald Trump is talking about how he loves when there's a bad economy, when the economy is bad, then I can buy things more cheaply. So, I mean, this is all we need to look underneath about who's benefiting from this and it sure as hell isn't the average American."

"Because it's the billionaire tech bros and all these other people who, you know, [GOP Rep.] Marjorie Taylor Greene selling off stocks and buying things, and you know, what's going on with the insider trading, like the market manipulation," she added.

"There's a bigger thing at play here and playing chicken with China is a losing battle," she elaborated. "This country relies on, fortunately, since permanent normal trade relations in 2000, relies heavily on China –– our economies are intertwined."

"Are there issues that we could do to try to work around that and get better deals? Yes," she conceded. "But it was also called the TPP, the Trans-Pacific Trade Partnership that Donald Trump blew up in 2017. If we had moved forward with that, we wouldn't be here now either. So this is all a very dangerous game that Donald Trump is playing, here, that is going to cost the American people a lot, and rule number one in politics is you don't mess with people's money."

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said he would let Vice President J.D. Vance "defend himself" after he called Chinese people "peasants."

During a Sunday interview on ABC's This Week program, host Jonathan Karl noted that Vance had recently insulted the Chinese people.