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A CNN panel on Wednesday ridiculed former President Donald Trump for hawking $60 Bibles, with former Bush speechwriter David Frum commenting that it raises serious questions about his financial situation.

After watching video of Trump pushing his own brand of Bibles, Frum argued that the former president would have spent the last decade selling "reverse mortgages and dietary supplements" had he lost the 2016 presidential election.

Donald Trump's latest get-rich-quick scheme leaves open the possibility of churches or other allies pouring money into his coffers outside the purview of campaign finance laws.

The former president posted a commercial on his Truth Social account promoting the "God Bless the USA" Bible selling for $59.99, becoming the latest commercial venture for Trump as he faces a deadline next week to put up a $175 million bond to delay enforcement of a a $464 million fraud judgment during his appeal, and Politico's Sam Stein told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that opens up a new avenue for corruption.

David Frum, a former Republican insider who worked as a speechwriter for President George W. Bush, put former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election in stark terms on Wednesday.

During a CNN panel discussion about the potential disbarment of former Trump attorney John Eastman, Frum argued that punishment was absolutely warranted for an attorney who falsely claimed that Vice President Mike Pence had unilateral authority as president of the United States Senate to throw away certified election results.

Delay isn't an option when it comes to Donald Trump's defense in the upcoming criminal hush money case, an expert warned Tuesday.

The former president's oft-used courtroom delay tactic, which has been successful in other jurisdictions, likely won't work in the Big Apple, former federal prosecutor Elie Honig said on CNN.

1. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) tore into House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on the right-wing Real America's Voice streaming channel Tuesday, calling the funding bill to keep the government open "horrific" and "shameful."

Her attack came shortly after she threatened to call a motion to vacate Johnson from the speakership — the same procedure that toppled Kevin McCarthy last year.

"We have a Speaker of the House right now, with Mike Johnson, that is supporting Joe Biden's policies," said Greene. "He just funded a brand new FBI building for the FBI that invaded Mar-a-Lago."

If Donald Trump can't help himself and continues chastising anybody from witnesses, court staff, or even jurors in his hush money trial, he will be headed to jail for contempt, an expert warned Tuesday night.

Former federal prosecutor and law professor Ryan Goodman sees drastic measures being employed should the former president fail to respect the New York judge's gag order, put in place earlier in the day.

Former Fox News and CBS reporter Lara Logan went off the rails in a segment on Steve Bannon's "War Room," concocting an elaborate conspiracy theory that the Baltimore bridge disaster was actually a cyberattack directed against the United States — and somehow tied it to theories that the 2020 presidential election was rigged.

"This is what you call death by 1,000 cuts," said Logan. "It is an absolutely catastrophic attack on critical infrastructure and you cannot see it because a cyberattack is unseen, just like the attack on 2020, on the voting machines that you cannot see."

The Supreme Court appeared hostile to the arguments of right-wing doctors seeking a nationwide ban of the abortion drug mifepristone during Tuesday, but MSNBC legal expert Dahlia Lithwick doesn't think access to this medication is safe — even if its opponents end up losing the case.

That's because, she argued, some of the justices appeared to be entertaining the idea that they'd rule against mifepristone access if a different set of plaintiffs using a different legal theory brought the case to them.

Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn suggested that a bridge collapse in Baltimore was connected to a terrorist attack in Russia.

Flynn joined conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on his Tuesday broadcast to talk about the tragedy that was caused by a ship hitting the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson brought Justice Samuel Alito's "scientific knowledge" of abortion drugs into question on Tuesday.

During a hearing that could result in a ban on the abortion drug Mifepristone, Alito asked Jessica Ellsworth, a lawyer for Danco Laboratories, if the FDA was infallible.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) suggested President Joe Biden's infrastructure law was to blame after a ship struck a Baltimore bridge, causing it to collapse.

Mace was asked about the bridge collapse during a Tuesday interview on Newsmax.

According to reports, rescue workers in Baltimore are looking for as many as seven people after a cargo ship collided with a major bridge in the city's port, causing it to collapse.

Video of the incident shows the silhouetted ship turning towards the bridge early Tuesday morning before the bridge is seen collapsing into the water. In a statement released on Tuesday, the FBI said there was “no specific and credible information to suggest any ties to terrorism at this time" regarding the bridge collapse.