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MAGA billionaire funded a Trump biopic — and is 'furious' it makes him look bad: report

Former NFL owner Dan Snyder invested in a biopic about Donald Trump's years being mentored by infamous right-wing lawyer Roy Cohn -- and he is reportedly furious with the final product because of the way the former president is portrayed in it.

In particular, he was offended by a scene where the future president is seen raping his first wife Ivana.

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Don Jr. explains why latest 'sham' trial delay is devastating news for Trump

Donald Trump Jr. explained why a delay in a New York hush money trial was terrible news for his father and will likely "make sure [Donald] Trump doesn't get off."

During a Monday appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast, Donald Trump Jr. began by noting that Justice Juan Merchan had announced the trial's closing arguments would begin next week instead of by the end of this week.

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'Insult to the intelligence': MSNBC analyst snaps at Trump claim about Black voters

Donald Trump's claim before a predominately white crowd of gun owners on Saturday that he has done more for Black Americans than President Abraham Lincoln was thoroughly hammered by MSNBC host Rev. Al Sharpton on Monday morning.

After "Morning Joe" co-host Mike Brezinski reported the former president told the crowd at the NRA convention in Dallas, “And honestly, there’s been no president since Abraham Lincoln and perhaps in a certain way, including Abraham Lincoln, but there’s been no president since Abraham Lincoln that has done more for the Black individual in this country than President Donald J. Trump,” before adding, "There’s been nobody. Not even close.”

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'Playing chicken': Conservative says Trump has a creative 'excuse' to 'get out of debates'

Donald Trump knows he can't handle a debate against Joe Biden, and he thinks he's found his way out, according to a formerly conservative columnist.

Columnist Jennifer Rubin — a conservative until Donald Trump came along — appeared on MSNBC on Sunday, where she was asked about Fox News' recent attack against Biden. Specifically, Fox hosts have been claiming that Biden is "jacked up" and needs to be drug tested before any debate with Trump.

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'Can't imagine acquittal': Prosecutor says Trump is 'headed toward conviction' in New York

Donald Trump's legal team may have scored a few points on witness Michael Cohen, but the former president is still barreling toward a conviction in the New York hush money cover-up case, a Florida prosecutor said Sunday.

State Attorney for Palm Beach County Dave Aronberg appeared on MSNBC over the weekend, where he was asked about the case in which the ex-president stands accused of disguising business records to hide payments to an adult film star with whom he had a brief affair.

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A 'bored jury' is a threat to Trump in hush money trial: legal expert

According to MSNBC legal analyst Danny Cevallos, Donald Trump's attorney Todd Blanche needs to do a better job on what is expected to be the last day of cross-examining former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen lest he lose the jury.

Speaking with fill-in host Charles Coleman Jr., Cevallos joined the chorus of former prosecutors and lawyers who have been puzzled by Blanche's disorganized grilling of Cohen which seems to have frustrated jurors deciding Trump's fate in the 34-felony count hush money trial.

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'It wasn't done stylishly': Giuliani gripes about being served AZ papers on his birthday

Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's former attorney, complained over the weekend after he said Arizona served him with an indictment notice that was not "done stylishly."

During a Sunday live stream, Giuliani's co-host and girlfriend Maria Ryan recounted how the former New York mayor was served with papers from an Arizona indictment at his 80th birthday party Friday. Giuliani and 17 others are facing charges for an alleged fake elector scheme connected to the 2020 presidential election.

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Ron Johnson demands action before Biden incites 'mayhem' with RNC convention protesters

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) complained over the weekend because the U.S. Secret Service has not put additional restrictions on protests at the Republican National Convention.

In a Sunday interview on News Nation, Johnson told host Chris Stirewalt that he had spoken with the Secret Service about the convention that will be held in his state this summer.

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'That did not happen': CBS host busts J.D. Vance on Trump's jobs record

CBS host Margaret Brennan called out Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) after he claimed former President Donald Trump had brought manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. when he was president.

On Sunday's edition of Face the Nation, Brennan questioned Vance, a vice presidential contender, about how Trump's proposed tariffs would make American products more affordable.

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'A hit dog hollers': Jasmine Crockett brutally doubles down on MTG's House floor tantrum

During an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday, Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) continued her criticism of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for insulting her during a bill mark-up hearing that led to the Georgia Republican yelling across the chamber.

As Crockett saw it, it was apparent she got under Taylor Greene's skin, telling fill-in host Charles Coleman Jr, "A hit dog hollers."

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Elise Stefanik goes berserk on Fox News host for noting she called Trump a 'whack job'

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) lashed out at Fox News host Shannon Bream, who pointed out that the lawmaker had reportedly called former President Donald Trump a "whack job."

During an interview on Fox News Sunday, Bream asked Stefanik about her chances as a vice presidential candidate after a New York Times report quoted her saying negative things about the former president.

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'This is cray-cray town': Insider stunned by Republicans humiliating themselves for Trump

Reacting to a parade of Republican lawmakers who have been making themselves available at Donald Trump's hush money trial to boost his spirits and complain about the legal system holding him to account, a former head of the Republican National Committee was baffled by why they are humiliating themselves instead of staying on the sidelines.

From his perch as a co-host of MSNBC's "The Weekend," Michael Steele went on an extensive rant while pointing out to his former GOP colleagues that Trump would throw them under the bus the moment he didn't need them.

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Marco Rubio shouts over Kristen Welker in cringeworthy interview about election fraud

An animated Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) raised his voice and refused to say he would accept the outcome of the 2024 election on Sunday.

During an interview on Meet the Press, host Kristen Welker asked the senator if he would accept a loss by former President Donald Trump in this year's presidential election.

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