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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) recently admonished Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-NM) for "threats" against President Donald Trump after she vowed to "fight" his agenda, but Stansbury says the situation is "comical."

Stansbury appeared on MSNBC on Saturday, and was asked about the confrontation with Greene during a hearing for the group often referred to as DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency).

After watching Donald Trump rant and rage at Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky during a nationally televised press availability on Friday afternoon, longtime Democratic strategist James Carville admitted he couldn't stay silent.

In a video posted to YouTube, the always outspoken liberal from Louisiana suggested we may again be watching another example of the president's cognitive decline.

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Sitting in his home, Carville expressed alarm about the president's combative stance with Zelensky who has been leading his country's fight with Russia following an unprovoked invasion 3 years ago.

As he explained, "It’s stunning –– I think anybody who watched it saw it and I’m torn for an explanation, but there’s something clear. There’s an expression here in south Louisiana. It’s not totally true, but it’s you mostly hear it from Black people, and they’ll say, ‘that boy ain’t right.’"

"And it’ll be somebody obviously having some kind of a personality disorder or whatever. But when you look at Trump, the first thing that comes to your mind is, that boy ain’t right," he added.

A conservative panelist on CNN's "Table for Five" set off an uproar on Saturday morning after he accused Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky of taking advantage of the United States.

During a discussion on the contentious Oval Office meeting between Zelensky, Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance, where the U.S. leaders berated the leader of the wartorn nation, GOP strategist and member of "Black Americans for Trump" Melik Abdul unsurprisingly sided with the U.S. president.

A furious S.E. Cupp unloaded on Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance over their "disgusting" treatment of Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office on Friday that shocked the world.

On Saturday morning, CNN host Abby Phillip shared clips of Trump and his veep haranguing and threatening the leader of the wartorn nation for not being grateful enough to them.

Then Cupp, the conservative host of "Battleground," flipped out on the pair over their embarrassing antics that has set off a wave of renewed international support for Ukraine.

"So this bootlicking performance in the White House by our public servants, our top public servants, acting like they own the place," Cupp began. "This is what it looked like to me: two losers on barstools acting like they own the bar telling anyone who comes in, 'You've got to go through us first and you've got to give me some flattery first.'"

Addressing comments made by billionaire Elon Musk about his staffers at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), MSNBC host Michael Steele bluntly stated, "He's full of crap."

On Saturday morning, the MSNBC "The Weekend," co-host ran a clip of Donald Trump's chief adviser protesting attacks on his DOGE hires by claiming the sensitive and private data his people have been accessing is available to "thousands" of federal workers.

During his appearance on Friday with podcaster Joe Rogan, Musk said, "Tens of thousands of federal employees that have access already to the system. Anyone from DOGE has to go through the same vetting process that those federal employees went through, so there's not like some unvetted random situation."

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"Okay, I'll say it, he's full of crap because there is –– everything he just said is a lie because it is random, it is not vetted," Steele told his MSNBC panel. "You're not vetting the 19-year-old who's sitting atop of the system right now making these decisions and all those, you know, tens of thousands of federal employees that have access already to the system? Dude, seriously?"

"But even if they did, if that number were a real number, they were vetted," he elaborated. "They filled out all the federal paperwork, the FBI checked their background. You just don't randomly give access to the system to just somebody to somebody because they have a federal I.D. That's the problem."

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Vice President J.D. Vance's decision to jump into the fray and attack Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky during an Oval Office appearance on Friday was called out on MSNBC by a former White House official who claimed that was not his forum for speaking.

On Friday, Vance, who has been conspicuously absent when Donald Trump holds court with the press in his office, thrust himself front and center as he lectured Ukraine's president and demanded both an apology and a thank you for the assistance the U.S. has provided to his country since Russia's unprovoked invasion three years ago.

An Indiana Republican congresswoman who was born in Ukraine and immigrated to the United States 25 years ago jabbed the president of her birthplace following a shouting match with President Donald Trump.

Rep. Victoria Spartz joined One America News Network with disgraced former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) on his eponymous show late Friday to discuss Trump's heated argument earlier in the day with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Iraq War veteran and commentator Paul Rieckhoff set a CNN panel into a frenzy Friday night when he delivered a passionate line of attack to a former Bush-era White House official who laughed off the comment before quickly admitting he was insulted.

The moment unfolded on CNN’s “NewsNight” during a heated discussion over the epic breakdown inside the Oval Office earlier in the day that pitted President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

A former White House spokesman found himself in a clash with a retired Army official on CNN late Friday during a heated discussion over a verbal tussle earlier in the day between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Trump and Zelensky got into a heated argument in front of stunned reporters and onlookers during their meeting at the White House.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s fierce defense of President Donald Trump hours after his Oval Office dressing down of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made international waves was subjected to a healthy round of scrutiny by CNN’s Kaitlin Collins.

Rubio appeared on Collins’ primetime show “The Source” in an exclusive interview where he insisted Zelensky should apologize “for turning this thing into the fiasco for him that it became.”

Secretary of State Marco Rubio leapt to President Donald Trump's defense Friday on CNN while discussing Trump's shouting match with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that ultimately saw the latter tossed out of the White House with no security guarantees in the war against Russia.

Rubio, despite his strong and outspoken defenses of Ukraine when he served in the Senate, now pushes the administration line that Ukraine must make compromises with Russia and sue for peace, even though the war is a one-sided Russian invasion.

President Donald Trump's shouting match with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House on Friday led some observers to speculate the whole thing was staged to give Trump pretext to terminate the United States' longstanding commitments to support Ukraine's military defense against the Russian invasion.

But to hear it from Trump administration Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Fox News with Laura Ingraham later that evening, maybe it was Zelensky who ambushed Trump, not the other way around.

Acknowledging the Oval Office fiasco he found himself at the center of was “not good,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held his ground hours later in a Fox News interview where he refused to ask President Donald Trump for forgiveness.

The stunning moment instigated by Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance on Friday unfolded after Vance accused the Ukrainian leader of not being “thankful enough” to the new MAGA administration. Zelensky later took to Fox News for an exclusive interview with Bret Baier, where he was asked right out of the gate if he thought he owed Trump an apology.