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'It all went to his hair': Crowd roars with laughter at Biden's 'bleach' joke about Trump

President Joe Biden received a standing ovation Wednesday after joking about former President Donald Trump's hair.

The president took a shot at Trump while speaking at the North America's Building Trades Unions conference.

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'You're not dumb, you're insulting!' Sparks fly on Fox News set over Trump 'lies'

Fox News guest host Charles Payne clashed with co-host Leslie Marshall over the difference between President Joe Biden's misstatements and former President Donald Trump's false claims.

After pointing out that Biden had misspoken during a speech in Washington, D.C., Payne argued that critics had different standards for the two candidates — and that Biden was being criticized as much as he should be.

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Gag order breach? Trump targeted Cohen in taped interview hours before contempt hearing

Hours before his attorneys would mount a defense on Tuesday claiming he had not violated his gag order Donald Trump might have done just that in a 12-minute taped interview that morning, which did not air until later that day. It will be up to Judge Juan Merchan to make that decision, if prosecutors add it to their contempt request.

Prosecutors in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office told Judge Juan Merchan that the ex-president violated the gag order ten times, via posts on his Truth Social platform, and are asking he be held in contempt. While the judge has yet to rule, he did not appear moved by their arguments. At one point, Judge Merchan told Trump's lead lawyer Todd Blanche he was "losing all credibility" with the court.

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'They will have thugs?' Lara Trump's claim RNC will 'physically handle the ballots' stuns

Minutes before Donald Trump addressed his MAGA crowd at the Ellipse on January 6, 2021 his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump spoke to his supporters, vowing to "take our country back" because the Trump "family didn't get in this fight for just four years. We are in this fight to the bitter end."

Fast forward to April, 2024.

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‘I’m kind of shocked’: Amy Coney Barrett backs up Sonia Sotomayor in abortion case

Conservative Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett appeared to briefly take the side of liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor on abortion rights Wednesday.

The high court was hearing oral arguments on the conflict between Idaho's stringent abortion ban and a federal law that mandates emergency medical care standards in hospitals, including for pregnant women.

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'Jesus was busy': Comer mocked for hope divine intervention will kill impeachment probe

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) is being subjected to Seventh Circle of Hell-level burns after news broke he hopes divine intervention will get him out of the President Biden impeachment probe.

CNN Capitol Hill reporter Melanie Zanona kicked the mockery off Wednesday when she shared on X a comment from an anonymous Republican lawmaker who said, "Comer is hoping Jesus comes so he can get out."

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'His colorful personality turned gray': MSNBC's Mika sees 'subdued' Trump draining away

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski noticed her former friend Donald Trump seems to be wearing down already under the stress of his criminal trial.

The quadruple-indicted former president has been ordered by New York Judge Juan Merchan to attend every day of hearings, and the "Morning Joe" co-host said Trump doesn't seem like himself slumping in and out of the courtroom and dozing off occasionally during the proceedings.

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Ex-prosecutor knocks down Trump's strongest defense after watching 2 days of testimony

Jurors have already heard two days of damning testimony against Donald Trump in his hush money trial, and a former prosecutor told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" she believes what had been considered his strongest defense could be knocked down.

Former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker told the jury that he personally tracked down negative stories about Trump during the 2016 election campaign and paid off damaging sources to prevent them from speaking to other outlets. Politico's deputy managing editor for politics Sam Stein floated what he believed to be the greatest weakness in the case against the ex-president.

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‘Blood on your hands’: Tennessee Republicans OK arming teachers after school shooting

Republicans in the Tennessee House passed legislation Tuesday afternoon allowing teachers to carry concealed weapons in classrooms across the state, thirteen months after a 28-year old shooter slaughtered three children and three adults at a Christian elementary school in Nashville.

The measure is reportedly not popular statewide, with Democrats, teachers, and parents from the school, Covenant Elementary, largely opposed. The Republican Speaker of the House, Cameron Sexton, at one point literally shut down debate on the bill by shutting off a Democratic lawmaker's microphone and then smiling.

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'It's tearing him up': Ex-lawyer says court experience is 'mentally torturing' Trump

Donald Trump's historic first trial, with its rules and lack of deference to the presidential status he thinks he's due, is really hurting him.

That's according to his one-time attorney Tim Parlatore, who appeared on CNN Tuesday night to weigh in on his former client's psyche now that he's into his second week of the historic criminal trial in which he's charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to tamp down an alleged sexual affair with adult movie actress Stormy Daniels to manipulate the outcome of the 2016 election.

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'Great job': Legal expert says hush money prosecutor just made a smart tactical move

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg made a smart tactical move by choosing David Pecker as his first witness in former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial, according to former federal prosecutor Joyce Vance.

Vance appeared on MSNBC Tuesday to explain to Katie Phang why she felt the former head of the National Enquirer made a great "kick-off" witness in the first of Trump's four criminal trials.

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'Such a joke': Trump trial reporter shares what made her 'laugh out loud' in court

Legal analyst Lisa Rubin Tuesday said testimony presented in former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial made her "laugh out loud."

Rubin shared this moment of levity with MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace during a panel discussion of former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker's testimony on efforts to cast Trump as an "eligible bachelor."

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'Perma-scowl': Observers say Trump is not doing well at hiding frustration from jurors

Donald Trump is looking increasingly dejected in court — and he's not hiding his feelings well, onlookers said Tuesday.

According to New York Times reporter Sue Craig, Trump "looked very frustrated all morning."

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