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'Gaslighting liar': Ex-GOP staffer slams Rep. Steve Scalise's 'nonsense' victory lap

Following the House's impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas by a single vote, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) spoke to MSNBC, demanding that President Joe Biden pass the House's extremely strict anti-immigration bill rather than the bipartisan border security compromise brokered in the Senate, otherwise he supports "open borders."

This did not sit well with former Republican turned Democratic strategist Kurt Bardella, who raged against the House leader on MSNBC.

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'They're going to live with it!': GOP impeachment holdout warns Republicans about blowback

Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) won't be back in D.C. when the next president is sworn in, but he's fully convinced the House vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will backfire.

"You can try to put lipstick on this pig, it is still a pig, and this is a terrible impeachment," Buck, who isn't running for reelection and voted against the measure on Tuesday told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Out Front." "It sets a terrible precedent the first impeachment of Donald Trump was a bad impeachment."

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'Guess he lied?': Lindsey Graham skewered online after his old Ukraine video surfaces

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) was shredded on social media Tuesday — the same day he voted against a Ukrainian aid package — after video surfaced of insults he levied against the Biden administration over the lack of help sent to the war-torn nation.

Graham faced harsh rebuke from critics who noted Graham went to Kyiv in 2023 and told President Volodymyr Zelenskyy he would stand with Ukraine until Russia’s invasion had ended.

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'Silly': GOP strategist says Trump just sent a 'really bad message' to Republicans

The Don is trying to keep it "all in the family." And it's rankling some Republicans.

With former President Donald Trump's declaration to shakeup the Republican National Committee (RNC) leadership, he's causing some to question floating the replacement of current Chair Ronna McDaniel with co-chair replacements Michael Whatley, who is currently the GOP chairman of North Carolina, and his daughter-in-law Lara Trump.

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'So dumb and clueless': Marjorie Taylor Greene goes berserk on MSNBC host over impeachment

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) spouted off a series of blistering personal attacks on MSNBC anchor Alicia Menendez, daughter of New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez, for her comments about the GOP's efforts to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the overflow of migrants at the U.S. border, while on Trump ally Steve Bannon's "War Room" show on Tuesday.

This came after the show displayed a clip of Menendez saying, "The House GOP is set to vote on the measure again today and it's not because they suddenly found any high crimes or misdemeanors, which of course is the constitutional threshold for impeachment. It's because they think they have the votes," and bringing in Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) to say, "There's no crime, there's no misdemeanor, much less a high crime and misdemeanor."

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Supreme Court has left 'breadcrumbs' on Trump's immunity claim for years: expert

Legal analyst Lisa Rubin doesn't know how the Supreme Court could decide that Donald Trump has any kind of immunity given where they stood in past rulings or even personal history.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh, for example, first started out in politics, working on special counsel Ken Starr's investigation against President Bill Clinton. But even after that, Kavanaugh's rulings made it clear that he believes presidents shouldn't have any kind of criminal immunity.

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'Beating himself': Former Trump campaign adviser says ex-president is tanking his chances

Trump's mouth is purportedly opening him up to weakness on the campaign stump.

Former President Donald Trump's former aide David Urban, appearing on CNN's "The Lead," talked about his boss falling on his face in recent off-teleprompter comments.

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'Eric isn't that busy': Analyst says Trump will likely nominate one of his kids as VP

Conservative Charlie Sykes quipped that he expected nepotism to extend beyond the Republican National Committee and to the office of the vice president.

Chatting on MSNBC Tuesday, the panel of Dr. Jason Johnson, Ph.D., and Sykes weren't shocked to see Trump talk about appointing daughter-in-law Lara Trump to be the R.N.C. chair.

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Jack Smith has a tool to push the Supreme Court to act faster in Trump's case: expert

Special counsel Jack Smith has the tools on his own to make sure the Supreme Court responds to former President Donald Trump's stay request in the immunity challenge to his criminal charges as quickly as possible, legal expert Lisa Rubin argued on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House" on Tuesday — a matter where prompt action could decide whether or not the former president stands trial before the election at all.

"Lisa, to say time is of the essence, an understatement," said anchor Alicia Menendez. "Your sense of when Jack Smith gets this done?"

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'That's not true!': Fact-checking CNN host clashes with Republican in heated exchange

CNN's Jim Sciutto clashed with Rep. Brandon Williams (R-NY) after he demanded to know why the congressman wouldn't back the bipartisan border security deal former President Donald Trump has been leaning on Republicans to block — and then fact-checked his claims about the border situation.

"Your colleagues demanded that the aid [to Ukraine] be packaged with a border security deal," said Sciutto. "That deal may not have everything that the House wants, but it certainly raises the standard for asylum seekers. It put billions of dollars more into border security. It also is trying to shorten the time that those cases are heard. Why isn't it better to have increase security at the border rather than nothing?"

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'For God's sake, it's dumb!' Biden flattens Trump for NATO comments

President Joe Biden publicly shredded former President Donald Trump's comment that he would encourage Russia to "do whatever the hell they want" to U.S. allies who hadn't paid enough on defense.

"For God's sake, it's dumb," Biden said. "It's shameful, it's dangerous."

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Fox News analyst hits Trump with bad news: Supreme Court immunity case 'favors Jack Smith'

Fox News judicial contributor Jonathan Turley said special counsel Jack Smith will likely prevail against Donald Trump at the Supreme Court.

During an interview on Tuesday, Fox News host Harris Faulkner asked Turley about Trump's bid to dismiss his election interference case based on presidential immunity.

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Trump is 'slapping his supporters in the face' with attacks on military service: ex-aide

Former President Donald Trump is not just speaking off the cuff when he attacks former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's husband over military service, former Trump administration official Anthony Scaramucci told CNN on Monday — he's explicitly laying down a loyalty test for his supporters.

Specifically, he argued, Trump wants to be sure that Republicans trust him over their most cherished institutions.

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