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Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) accused former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) of sexism after he said she needed to seek help and "straighten out her life."

During an interview on Monday, conservative podcaster Steve Bannon told Mace that McCarthy was attacking eight Republicans who voted to oust him as Speaker.

Donald Trump may have risked a lawsuit by shilling gold sneakers to help pay his mounting legal fees, a CNN analyst said Monday.

Maria Cardona explained that, as a "shoe diva," she knows the ins and outs of copyright law when it comes to high-end brands such as Christian Louboutin.

Attorney Alina Habba said Donald Trump is "prepared" to post a nearly $400 million bond after a fraud judgment against him in New York.

In an interview on Fox News on Monday, Habba lashed out at New York Attorney General Letitia James' claim that no one is above the law.

Former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany is outraged at new historical rankings putting former President Donald Trump dead last among U.S. presidents — and blew up over it on Fox News Monday morning.

The poll, released earlier in the day, is the third such survey conducted as part of the University of Houston's Presidential Greatness Project, which asked a large group of academics and scholars involved in politics to give rank U.S. presidents. It listed Trump as worst of all presidents, and also gave him the title of "most polarizing." Even among respondents who identified as Republicans, Trump placed 41 out of 45.

Fox News host Tomi Lahren celebrated Donald Trump's newly unveiled gold sneakers and wondered why President Joe Biden wasn't hawking any merchandise of his own.

The former president debuted the $399 golden shoes at a sneaker conference in Philadelphia, and all 1,000 shoes released have sold out — which Lahren described as proof of his popularity.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell resorted to giving away his books for free after he said he was banned by Christian bookstores.

During a Monday appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room, Lindell encouraged the audience to buy products so they could receive his "free" memoir.

One byproduct of the massive fraud verdict leveled against former President Donald Trump last week could be a death blow to his Truth Social platform, according to New York Times investigative reporter Susanne Craig.

Appearing on MSNBC on Monday, Craig was asked about Trump potentially paying for the massive fines leveled against him by Judge Arthur Engoron by using equity from Truth Social.

Fulton County District Attorney spoke out over the weekend for the first time after testifying in Fulton County Superior Court.

On Saturday, Willis accepted a Black History Achievement Award at Atlanta Berean Church. The ceremony came just days after Willis testified about an affair she had with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Invited on CNN to talk about the upcoming Donald Trump trial related to paying hush money to adult film star Stormy Daniels, Michael Cohen, once known as the former president fixer suggested his former client is open to being manipulated by the Kremlin.

Speaking with host John Berman, Cohen immediately launched into a warning about the former president now that he is facing close to half a billion dollars in fines after three legal setbacks.

Noting Trump's financial loses to E. Jean Carroll in two separate trials and the massive judgement levied by Judge Arthur Engoron that could reach $450 million, Cohen suggested Trump coud be ripe to be compromised, in no small part because he is "stupid."

Asked by CNN host Berman, "What do you think that number means to him?" Cohen shot back, "That's a total, it's like the death touch to Donald. They don't have that available cash."

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"I've read in several different articles that he has a substantial sum of cash, it's not true, I would highly doubt it," he added. "He's probably looking at RNC money, he's probably looking at Super PAC money again as part of money that he would use. But no matter what happens, he does not have enough and there will have to be a liquidation of his assets in order to cover this amount because you're right, it's not $354. It's into the $550 million."

Noting Trump is in a financial position where he is open to being "compromised," Cohen added, "If you're Vladimir Putin, I'll tell you how Vladimir Putin is probably looking at Donald Trump, right now; that Trump is a poor man's idea of a rich man, a weak man's idea of a strong man and a stupid man's idea of a smart man."

"So as a KGB, former KGB expert, he's [Putin] looking at Donald and saying, 'What can we do in order to help to help him to get away from these various different things?'" he continued. "But you, can't fix stupid. So that is what you just take advantage of."

Donald Trump's weekend visit to Sneaker Con in Philadelphia, where he promoted a Trump-branded line of athletic shoes, was greeted with a great of deal of skepticism on CNN Monday morning.

The surprising visit by the former president — who was showered with boos which he called "a lot of emotion in this room" — was labeled by CNN commentator Jamal Simmons as a "con."