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Ex-Trump official dogpiled for defending Trump's 'nine barrels' remark toward Liz Cheney

Former Trump administration official Matt Mowers tried to defend former President Donald Trump's remarks that former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY), one of the most prominent conservatives to back Vice President Kamala Harris, should be put "with a rifle standing there with nine barrels shooting at her," arguing he was just criticizing Cheney for not willing to be in the infantry of foreign wars she supported.

His fellow panelists on CNN, Democratic strategist Alencia Johnson and correspondent Jamie Gangel, didn't buy his explanation.

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MSNBC host reveals what strategists believe is behind Trump campaign's lagging ground game

MSNBC host Symone Sanders-Townsend said Friday that she's hearing from insiders that Trump's ground game (the voter contact campaign) wasn't fully funded, and as a result, it's a fraction of the effort by Kamala Harris.

Speaking with Mark McKinnon, co-host of "The Circus," even far-right activist Charlie Kirk agrees that Harris is defeating Trump on the ground.

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'Cease and desist': Republican demands Dem opponent stop mocking his 'fake wife and kids'

A Democratic congressional candidate was told in no uncertain terms this week to stop making fun of a MAGA Republican's fake family, according to a new report.

Eugene Vindman, a Virginia Democrat, received a cease-and-desist letter from Derrick Anderson, endorsed by former President Donald Trump, over videos accusing the unmarried Republican of misleading voters with ads featuring people who are not his wife and kids, the Huffington Post reported Friday.

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Trump booster quits Washington Post after livestream meltdown

Hugh Hewitt has quit the Washington Post, but his leaving has nothing to do with the paper's decision to withhold presidential endorsements.

In an exclusive report, the New York Post revealed that Hewitt was live on air with colleagues Jonathan Capehart and Ruth Marcus.

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'I think that is B.S:' Trump surrogate slapped down by CNN host who calls him a liar

Former President Donald Trump campaign surrogate Marc Lotter got into a heated argument with CNN's Jim Acosta over Trump's remarks about former Rep. Liz Cheney having to face down the barrels of nine guns.

In fact, Acosta flat-out accused Lotter of lying when he tried to defend Trump's latest violent rhetoric.

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The View's Ana Navarro mocks 'cheating' right-wing men panicking over Harris ad

The co-hosts of "The View" couldn't help but note that some of the prominent conservative men angry over a new Kamala Harris ad aimed at women are also cheaters.

The Friday episode began with the women writing and airing the ad telling women that they have the freedom to vote however they want in the privacy of their voting booth.

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James Carville lays into 'nuts' Trump in profane reaction to violent rant

Longtime Democratic campaign consultant James Carville confidently predicted on Friday morning that Vice President Kamala Harris will be elected president next week for a multitude of reasons including the fact, he said, that former president Donald Trump is mentally incompetent.


Speaking with "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough, the always-unfiltered political commentator was asked what he expects to see next Tuesday when voters go to the polls, which prompted him to detail Harris' advantages over Donald Trump.

"I'm curious, how are you looking at this race with about five days to go?" Scarborough pressed his guest.

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'It's outrageous': Exasperated CNN anchor shuts down Republican defending Trump rant

Donald Trump musing that former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) should face "nine barrels" — and a Republican lawmaker's refusal to condemn the violent remark — shocked a CNN anchor Friday morning.

Host Jim Acosta battled it out with Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) over Trump's comment and the Tennessee Republican's refusal to disavow violent rhetoric that Acosta argued was a clear reference to a firing squad.

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Trump's own polls probably show him losing: Ex-aide

Former Donald Trump aide Sarah Matthews thinks that Donald Trump's internal polling must be showing that he's losing in several major states because he's already claiming that there's cheating there.

Speaking as part of an MSNBC panel of former campaign staffers, Matthews was asked about Trump's recent interview with Tucker Carlson in which he deployed violent rhetoric about Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and attacked states he thought were cheating.

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Trump's new round of violent rants 'look completely insane' to U.S. allies: WaPo columnist

Donald Trump openly mused about Liz Cheney facing down the barrels of nine guns, which MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and other panelists on "Morning Joe" found more than disturbing.

The former president made the menacing comment during an interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson while criticizing the former Republican congresswoman as a "war hawk," and Scarborough wondered what sort of message Trump was trying to send in the closing stretch of the presidential campaign.

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Trump 'very much a liability' to his own campaign: ex-Obama strategist

Donald Trump has become a "liability" to his own campaign in the final days of the presidential race, according to Barack Obama's former campaign strategist.

The former president has made offensive and menacing remarks toward women in general, and Liz Cheney in particular, in the past several days, and his hate-drenched rally at Madison Square Garden continues to hang over his campaign, David Axelrod told CNN.

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'Due to Donald Trump': MSNBC's Mika cries during harrowing interview

"Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski brushed away tears Friday morning as a Georgia mother told how Donald Trump's actions as president pushed her to the brink of death upon the loss of a "very wanted" child.

Avery Davis Bell appeared on MSNBC Friday morning to urge voters to pick Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election in hopes of overturning restrictive abortion policies that are killing miscarriage victims such as herself.

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‘How dictators destroy free nations’: Trump slammed for latest violent threat

In an escalation of his violent threats, Donald Trump has now suggested a top critic from his own party, Republican former U.S. Congresswoman Liz Cheney, faces a gun. Outrage from the left was swift, and Cheney herself has responded.

"I don't blame him for sticking with his daughter, but his daughter is a very dumb individual, very dumb," said Trump, speaking about former U.S. Vice President and Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney, and his daughter, Liz Cheney.

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