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Watch: Marjorie Taylor Greene pushes to impeach Biden's Homeland Security chief — again

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is not giving up on her seemingly tireless quest to impeach Biden Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Even though an earlier Greene-backed impeachment resolution against Mayorkas went down in flames, the Georgia congresswoman was back at it on Wednesday with a new resolution aimed at ousting him.

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'Where's the beef?' Top Democrat revives old commercial to hit GOP on impeachment

Top Democrats on Wednesday mocked Republicans for a "slow start" to their impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden.

At a House Minority press conference, House Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (D-CA) was asked why he thought Republicans had not done more on impeachment.

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'Was Kevin McCarthy going to breastfeed him?' The View mocks 'Trump isn't eating' story

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) has revealed new stories about Donald Trump and Kevin McCarthy in her new book — and the co-hosts of "The View" are loving every word.

According to Cheney, when Trump left the White House and returned to Mar-a-Lago after his 2020 election loss, he was "depressed" and "wasn't eating." McCarthy (R-CA) rushed to the Florida estate, where he took a photo with the former president despite previously saying it was time for the GOP to move on from Trump.

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Fox host suggests Biden corruption behind deal to free toddler hostage from Hamas

Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo, who helped cost her network hundreds of millions of dollars by peddling false allegations against Dominion Voting Systems that were concocted by a woman who believes she can speak with the wind, floated a new conspiracy theory on Wednesday.

During her program, Bartiromo started raising questions about the release of Abigail Mor Edan, an American-Israeli toddler who had been held hostage by the terrorist organization Hamas after they murdered her parents during the October 7th massacre in Israel.

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'That's still a crime': CNN legal analyst knocks down 'completely baseless' Trump defense

Former President Donald Trump, fresh off his unsuccessful demand to subpoena supposedly "missing" January 6 investigation documents, is now trying to argue that he was right all along to contest the 2020 presidential election results — despite over 60 courts having found no basis for doing so at the time.

That isn't going to fly, said Temidayo Anganga-Williams, a former investigator for the House January 6 Committee on CNN Wednesday — and the simple reason for that he still didn't use legal means to pursue his grievances.

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'Running for the hills!' James Comer's Hunter Biden blunder draws laughs from Morning Joe

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ridiculed Rep. James Comer (R-KY) for "running for the hills" after Hunter Biden called his bluff on testifying publicly in the House impeachment inquiry into his father.

Republicans had subpoenaed President Joe Biden's son, who responded by offering to testify publicly before Congress about his foreign business dealings, and "Morning Joe" panelists laughed at Comer's insistence the interview take place behind closed doors.

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'This isn't hearsay': Legal expert shows how Liz Cheney's book might hurt Trump at trial

Two days after the election, Trump reportedly knew he had lost. And his private whisperings could come back to bite him.

In former Rep. Liz Cheney's book “Oath and Honor,” she describes how then Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) informed her only two days after Election Day in 2020 that Trump conceded privately that he lost the election.

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'Trump trial Tetris': Legal expert exposes ex-president's trial strategy

Former President Donald Trump is engaged in a sort of "trial Tetris" to try to push as much criminal litigation as possible to beyond the 2024 presidential election, argued MSNBC legal expert Lisa Rubin on Tuesday.

"We now have the final part of this, which is the Georgia RICO case kind of coming into view at least from the perspective of [Fulton County prosecutor Fani] Willis' office, how they think the timing of this could look," said anchor Chris Hayes.

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Trump will be convicted before GOP convention: former George W. Bush strategist

Former President Donald Trump is looking at criminal conviction in at least one of his cases next year, argued former George W. Bush strategist Matthew Dowd on MSNBC Tuesday — and it will likely happen after Trump has secured the nomination, but before he can formally accept it at the Republican National Convention.

"How bad is it going to get next year, in your view?" asked anchor Joy Reid. "I think it's going to be rough, but Matthew, how bad do you think it's going to get?"

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'Rat bingo': Reporter says prosecutors are playing a game with Trump's co-defendants

Prosecutors in the Fulton County District Attorney's Office are playing a special game with plea agreements in the Georgia election racketeering case, argued reporter Hugo Lowell on MSNBC's "The Beat" Tuesday — and there's even a special term for what they're doing.

"Briefly before I lose you, you have this scoop," said anchor Ari Melber, himself an attorney. "Do you have an idea of why some out there might want this out there? We haven't seen a denial or anything like that from the D.A.'s office. It's almost like a warning shot to say to Giuliani, you missed your window already."

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'Trump's not eating': Liz Cheney shares what Kevin McCarthy told her after Jan. 6

Rep. Kevin McCarthy went to Mar-a-Lago to comfort a sad and starving Donald Trump after the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol, according to former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney.

“They’re really worried,” McCarthy, the former House speaker, reportedly told Cheney. "Trump’s not eating, so they asked me to come see him.”

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'Open the doors': Josh Hawley slams James Comer over closed Hunter Biden hearing

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said he disagrees with Rep. James Comer (R-KY) about whether Hunter Biden should testify publicly.

In an interview with Fox Business correspondent Hillary Vaughn, Hawley reacted to the news that Biden had offered his public testimony to Comer's Oversight Committee.

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'Dictatorial impulse': ABC's Jon Karl warns about Steve Bannon's dark vision for Trump 2.0

ABC News' Jonathan Karl this week warned that former President Donald Trump's vision for a second term would be far darker than even that of his first, which infamously ended with a deadly riot at the United States Capitol.

While talking with anti-Trump conservative Bill Kristol, Karl outlined how Trump's 2016 campaign, while dark, at least made gestures toward building a prosperous America.

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