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New scandal embroiling Mike Waltz may be ‘career fatal’: NBC analyst

New allegations surrounding National Security Adviser Mike Waltz’s security procedures could spell trouble for the Trump administration officials who are still dealing with the aftermath of Signalgate.

The Washington Post reported Tuesday that Waltz and his staff used private Google email accounts for official government business. The new revelations followed last week’s bombshell report that Waltz invited a reporter to join an unsecured Signal chat where top administration officials openly discussed a military strike on Yemen.

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'Ruffled some feathers': Wisconsin voters say Elon Musk 'rubbed them the wrong way'

Three Wisconsin voters told MSNBC they cast ballots in the state Supreme Court race on Tuesday — and weren't happy about Elon Musk's involvement in their state politics.

Musk was in Wisconsin over the weekend to campaign for far-right County Judge Brad Schimel, who is supported by the GOP.

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Lauren Boebert confuses Oliver Stone with Trump ally Roger Stone at JFK hearing: Watch

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) confused director Oliver Stone with longtime Donald Trump adviser Roger Stone at a hearing about former President John F. Kennedy's death.

During a hearing before Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's (R-FL) task force on the declassification of federal secrets, Boebert claimed that Oliver Stone wrote a book that accused former President Lyndon B. Johnson of killing Kennedy.

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'You don't do that': Ex-Bush adviser warns Elon Musk committed major faux pas in Wisconsin

Tech billionaire Elon Musk committed a faux pas in Wisconsin over the weekend, said a former campaign advisor to President George W. Bush.

Musk was in Wisconsin as part of his multi-million-dollar effort to elect a far-right judge, who he said could change the world. But one of his first actions was to take the stage and put on the traditional cheesehead hat.

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'Some guy I never heard of': Dem rips little-known Republican for judge impeachment stunt

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) mocked Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) for not being in attendance at a House Judiciary Committee hearing after calling for the impeachment of a judge who temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's agenda.

"We're about two plus hours into this hearing, maybe three, and as I'm taking stock, we're here because some guy I've never heard of, he might be in Congress, introduced an impeachment resolution," Swalwell said at Tuesday's hearing.

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'What if they're wrong?' Peter Doocy asks Leavitt if Trump has plan if tariffs backfire

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt suggested Tuesday that President Donald Trump and his advisers did not have a plan of action if tariffs backfire and damage the U.S. economy.

During Tuesday's White House briefing, Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy told Leavitt that "retired folks down in Florida... are stressed about these wild swings in the stock market because of the tariff uncertainty."

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'I don't like being threatened': 'The View' hosts ask 'how long' before they're silenced

On Tuesday, the co-hosts of "The View" told their audience that if they disappear from the air, it will be because they have lost their right to free speech.

Whoopi Goldberg expressed her concern about those being targeted or silenced for disagreeing with the administration.

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'Finally told the truth': GOP senator mistakenly admits he wants to 'cut Medicare'

Rep. Katherine Clark (D-MA), the House minority whip, called out Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) after he accidentally admitted Republicans want to "cut Medicare."

During a Tuesday interview on CNBC, Cassidy was asked how Republicans would pay for the trillions of dollars in tax cuts that President Donald Trump has demanded.

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'Never': Chair of Joint Chiefs nominee accuses Trump of mistake over MAGA hat story

Lt. Gen. Dan "Razin" Caine, the nominee for the Joint Chiefs chair, insisted that Donald Trump was not talking about him when the now president told a story about the general violating military protocol by donning a red MAGA hat.

Trump made the claim about his choice for top military adviser at last year's CPAC event.

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'Looking for an escape valve': Ex-GOP aide claims Musk is being set up as Trump fall guy

Maura Gillespie, a former deputy chief of staff for ex-Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL), told CNN on Tuesday that it sounds like President Donald Trump is getting antsy to shove billionaire Elon Musk out the door.

During a segment about Musk's controversial tenure as head of the Department of Government Efficiency, host Kate Bolduan pointed out that Trump this week told reporters that he thought Musk was "amazing" before adding that "I also think he's got a big company to run, and so at some point, he's going to be going back."

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WH Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says she fights 'spiritual warfare' and 'evil forces'

Karoline Leavitt said part of her job as White House secretary is to fight "spiritual warfare" as "evil forces" try to detail President Donald Trump's agenda.

In an interview with CBN's David Brody, Leavitt insisted she couldn't give into negativity at White House briefings, so she holds prayer services before the events.

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'Hold up!' Election denier shut down live on CNN as she veers into conspiracy theory

An election denier was silenced late Monday as she veered into a conspiracy theory live on CNN — and was immediately shut down.

Host Abby Phillip had been discussing President Donald Trump’s suggestion over the weekend that he was seriously considering running for a third term — a move that would violate the U.S. Constitution.

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Trump official 'definitely getting fired' pending the outcome of Florida election: insider

Florida's special election Tuesday could shake things up in the White House, according to a Washington, D.C., insider.

Republican state Sen. Randy Fine is leading Democrat Josh Weil by 4 points in Florida's deep-red 6th Congressional District, which Mike Waltz won by 33 points in November before leaving to become Donald Trump's national security adviser – a role that Axios co-founder Mike Allen said could be in jeopardy pending the election's outcome.

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