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Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) demanded work requirements for food stamps and Medicaid even though the majority of recipients are children, older adults, or people with disabilities.

During a Monday interview on Fox Business, host Maria Bartiromo asked Harris how Republicans could slash the budget if over 70 percent of spending was mandatory.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) first order of business in a Monday interview was to warn that future Democrats would "wipe out" President Donald Trump's executive order renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America if Congress did not act quickly.

During an interview on the right-wing Real America's Voice network, Greene was asked about her agenda as chair of the House DOGE subcommittee and Trump's decision to revoke dozens of security clearances.

CNN legal analyst Elie Honig on Monday warned that Vice President J.D. Vance is nudging the United States toward total lawlessness with his suggestions that judges have no power to rule against the executive branch.

While discussing Vance's weekend attacks on judges who have shot down Trump administration policies, Honig argued that the vice president was heading into uncharted territory with respect to the rule of law.

Former Donald Trump director of legislative affairs Marc Short told CNN on Monday that American consumers should be ready to pay more for goods thanks to the president's actions.

During an interview with host Kate Bolduan, Short was asked about Trump's expected announcement that he's slapping 25 percent tariffs on all imported steel and aluminum. He said that the president seems convinced not only that tariffs are good ways to extract concessions from American allies, but are policies that will make the country richer.

George Conway predicted that Donald Trump would engage in a constitutional showdown that could spell the end of U.S. democracy.

Vice President J.D. Vance argued Sunday that federal courts “aren’t allowed” to limit the president's “legitimate power," after a judge temporarily blocked Elon Musk and other political appointees from accessing sensitive data and payment systems at the Treasury Department. Conway told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" the issue would likely force a constitutional clash.

Just days after Donald Trump ordered her fired, outgoing Federal Election Commission (FEC) Chair Ellen Weintraub dropped a bombshell on MSNBC on Sunday morning.

Speaking with the hosts of "The Weekend," Weintraub insisted that she can't be fired in the manner in which the Trump administration proceeded and that she is considering her legal options over the "unlawful" purging before she was asked what prompted her dismissal. That was when she explained the inner workings on the five-member commission.

"I have spoken out about how the agency operates and has operated, and have criticized the fact that the Federal Election Commission, I believe, has not done an effective enough job of being a fair and effective law enforcement agency," she told host Michael Steele. "We have dismissed far too many complaints, and I have spoken out in particular about the number of complaints that have been filed and dismissed against the man who is currently sitting in the White House."

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Asked by Alicia Menendez, "What is most alarming to you?" she replied, "Well, I can't talk about anything that would be currently before the commission by law, complaints that are filed and any investigatory action remains confidential until the cases are closed."

She then continued. "But I can tell you that in the past we have had 63 separate complaints filed against the president or his political committees –– and not all complaints are well-founded not all complaints are worth the agency's time to pursue. But our nonpartisan professional staff has advocated that we pursue 31 of those cases and, in not a single one, did we get four votes to move forward."

"So I think that is deeply disturbing and I have spoken out about this, and I don't think that went unnoticed [by the Trump administration]," she added.

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A Republican cited White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt to claim that the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) gave money to the terrorist group Hamas "for sex change operations.

During an angry Sunday morning rant on C-SPAN's Washington Journal program, a Republican caller from Texas named Steve spoke out in support of President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk's so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

Mike Huckabee, President Donald Trump's nominee to be U.S. ambassador to Israel, predicted that the commander-in-chief would do "something of biblical proportion" with the Gaza Strip after he said the U.S. would take "ownership" of the Palestinian's homeland.

During a Sunday interview on Fox News, host Maria Bartiromo asked Huckabee if he believed "we could see the United States have an ownership piece of Gaza."

Political strategist Lucy Caldwell clashed with conservative pundit Caroline Downey after she described former Vice President Kamala Harris as "vapid."

During a Sunday panel segment on Fox News, Caldwell revealed that she was "not happy" that corporations like ABC News and Meta decided to cave to President Donald Trump by settling lawsuits.