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A CNN Republican skewered the Homeland Security Secretary on Monday over her comments about sending immigration forces to polling centers during the midterm election.

Over the weekend, Kristi Noem said she plans to dispatch Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to voting centers across the country to "ensure we have the right people voting." Her comments sparked backlash from political analysts and observers who said it seemed like she was advocating for using ICE to suppress votes from people who disagree with President Donald Trump's policies.

MAGA broadcaster Alex Jones expressed frustration after insisting that Attorney General Pam Bondi's Department of Justice was wrong to claim that it had released all documents required by the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

"Now it's the big, massive top story, Saturday and Sunday, that people reading these files think maybe that's the case," Jones explained on his Monday show. "Again, you heard Bondi, oh, there's hundreds of victims with Epstein and, oh, these powerful people are going to go to jail. Then she's like, oh, actually, I was wrong."

The race to fill former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) seat could "cause heartburn for Republicans" if none of their candidates wins a majority vote in the primary.

President Donald Trump extended his endorsement last week to Clay Fuller, a local district attorney running in the March 10 primary, which will likely lead to an April runoff due to the state's election rules, reported CNN.

A massive list of names discovered in the Jeffrey Epstein files, which was released over the weekend by Attorney General Pam Bondi, contained a handful of celebrities, including one who died when the accused sex trafficker was still a child.

That led to rolled eyes from MS NOW host Alex Witt on Monday afternoon when she joined the pile-on of the Donald Trump appointee for yet another effort to muddy the waters as she drags her feet on doing anything for the Epstein victims.

An attempt to curry favor with Donald Trump and his administration is off to a rough start for right-wing network Nexstar as the hiring of a former Fox News personality looks like a failed experiment.

According to Oliver Darcy's "Status" newsletter, Nexstar's flagship news network NewsNation is undergoing significant programming changes to align with Trump administration preferences. The network has shifted from presenting itself as an unbiased news alternative toward more ideologically conservative content to assist in it's multi-billion effort to merge with Tegna.

Pro-MAGA host Gina Loudon lashed out at Attorney General Pam Bondi for refusing to investigate "Satanism" within the files on the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case.

"Attorney General Pam Bondi says every document required under the Epstein Files Transparency Act has now been released, all of it, including a massive list of more than 300 high-profile names," Loudon announced Monday on Real America's Voice. "The DOJ insists nothing was withheld to protect any political figures' reputations, and that any redactions were strictly to shield victims or active investigations."

Returning from the Munich Security Conference, where Secretary of State Marco Rubio sought to reassure European officials about Donald Trump’s administration, MS NOW’s David Rohde reported that there are now fresh concerns about the president’s relationship with Vladimir Putin.

Appearing on “Morning Joe” with fill-in host Ali Vitali Monday, Rohde stated that a European official told him that the Kremlin was using the most direct appeal that works with Trump — the offer of money.

A former immigration judge spoke out on Sunday about how the Trump administration has stacked the deck against immigration officials.

Former immigration judge Carmen Maria Rey Caldas, who was one of hundreds of judges fired by the Trump administration in 2025, discussed how the administration has tried to hamstring immigration proceedings on a new episode of the "Legal AF" podcast with host Ray Brescia. She revealed that the administration has switched who they rely on to conduct immigration hearings from administrative hearing officers like Caldas, who interpret the law, to military judges, who face significant consequences if they are perceived as disobeying an order.

President Donald Trump's acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director, Todd Lyons, was hit with a brutal fact-check on Sunday over claims he made about a recent operation in Aurora, Colorado.

Last week, Lyons appeared before the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee, which oversees his agency, to answer questions about ICE's "Operation Metro Surge" in Minneapolis. During the hearing, Lyons made comments about another operation in Aurora that a local journalist found specious at best.

Attorney General Pam Bondi has faced extraordinary blowback over her performance at last week’s congressional hearing, including criticism from prominent conservative figures such as Fox News’ Lisa Kennedy Montgomery, who recently joined the dogpile.

“She comes off like a shrieking Karen!” Kennedy said on Friday during an appearance on Fox News' "The Five," speaking of Bondi’s frequent heated exchanges with lawmakers.

President Donald Trump's Department of Justice just did something laughable as they try to clean up the mess that Attorney General Pam Bondi made last week, according to one House Democrat.

On Saturday, Bondi sent a letter to lawmakers in Congress stating that the government has released "all" files related to the Epstein Transparency Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation that requires the Trump administration to release all Epstein-related files in its possession. That letter included a list of 300 high-profile names linked to Epstein, such as Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and the famous musician Bruce Springsteen, who has spoken out forcefully against the Trump administration.

Fox News viewers revolted against the network this weekend after hosts on its political talk show “The Five” erupted in laughter after joking about Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged crimes, and fiercely defended the Trump administration’s botched release of Epstein-related files.

“If you read the Epstein files, Epstein got his money from two Jewish billionaires – Les Wexner and Leon Black – and a little bit of money from the Jewish banking dynasty, the Rothschilds in Europe,” said Fox News’ Jesse Watters, who was among the five panelists.