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'Stop the cheating': Fox News cuts away from Trump rally as he turns to election lies

Fox News cut off former President Donald Trump Monday after he accused Democrats of "cheating" in elections.

At a rally in North Carolina, Trump told the crowd how he put former state GOP Chair Michael Whatley in charge of the Republican National Committee.

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MAGA host compares Trump to 'great athletes' after becoming 'expert' with McDonald's fries

Pro-MAGA television host Bobby McNeily compared former President Donald Trump to "great athletes" like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant after he learned to cook French fries at a McDonald's.

McNeily, a host for RSBN, made the remarks a day after Trump staged a campaign stunt at the Pennsylvania McDonald's.

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‘Ugly, ignorant fear-mongering’: Critics slam Trump and Fox News over latest claims

Donald Trump is under fire for his lies that schools in parts of the country are performing operations on children to change their gender—known as gender-affirming surgeries—and without parental consent.

In a clip (below) appearing on Fox News, Trump was asked what he will do to improve schools. He did not actually answer the question.

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Trump praised for having 'dust' on his shoes at campaign stunt in hurricane-ravaged NC

Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) praised former President Donald Trump for getting "dust" on his shoes while visiting the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.

At a campaign stunt near Asheville on Monday, Trump asked Edwards to say a few words about the storm damage.

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'Do that!': Tim Walz excited by The View plan to bait-and-switch Elon Musk

Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) spoke to "The View" Monday and addressed a scandal involving billionaire Elon Musk that experts say is tantamount to his illegally paying people to vote.

Over the weekend, Musk said he'd give $1 million a day to a randomly selected voter who signs his PAC's petition — but they needed to live in a swing state. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) was one who immediately called for a law enforcement investigation.

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'Can't pass a background check': Tim Walz jabs at Trump's criminal conviction on The View

"The View" welcomed Kamala Harris' running mate Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) — and targeted in on his gun ownership.

"So, you're out hunting pheasants," Joy Behar began in her question for Walz, which came after she pointed out his rating from the National Rifle Association went from an A to an F.

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Local news hits Trump for serving 'pre-screened' supporters at 'closed' McDonald's

Spectrum News, airing on local stations across the country, called out former President Donald Trump for appearing to serve "pre-screened" supporters at a "closed" McDonald's in Pennsylvania on Sunday.

In the Monday report, Spectrum News correspondent Angi Gonzalez noted that Vice President Kamala Harris spent part of her weekend speaking at a church in Georgia. Meanwhile, Trump was campaigning in Pennsylvania.

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Trump’s ‘enemies’ rhetoric deemed disqualifying by experts

Donald Trump's latest claim, that Russia, China, and North Korea, "might not be enemies," but top Democrats, including Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and U.S. Rep Adam Schiff are, has angered many on the left and led experts to issue warnings against the ex-president.

Continuing his refusal to grant interviews to non-friendly media outlets, Trump told Fox News' Howard Kurtz on Sunday those three authoritarian regimes, the “outside people, the so-called enemies, if they’re enemies—and they might not be enemies.”

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Here's the exact law Elon Musk may be breaking by offering to pay voters: expert

Over the weekend, Tesla, X, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk began offering cash payments to voters who signed his pro-Donald Trump petition. "Morning Joe" hosts commented Monday that this is drawing questions about Musk's openness to breaking laws to get Trump elected.

All Joe Scarborough could do was laugh in shocked at the sheer amount Musk was offering — $1 million to people daily — that he was comfortable mentioning from a rally stage.

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Morning Joe flips out on Trump for hammering Harris for one of his own policies

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough went on an extensive harangue aimed at Donald Trump and his campaign for flooding the airwaves with 30,000 ads pinning a controversial government policy begun by his administration on Vice President Kamala Harris.

The "Morning Joe" host also brought receipts by showing the memo dated 2018 when the former president was smack in the middle of his first and only term in office.

Holding up the documents, Scarborough complained about the ads that tied Harris to a federal prison policy providing gender-affirming care for prisoners that have become a regular feature during NFL broadcasts.

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"It's the law, it's the Trump law," the animated MSNBC host loudly exclaimed. "These are Donald Trump's documents from the Justice Department. This is what Donald Trump's Justice Department sent to congress!"

"Let me say this again: this is what Donald Trump's Justice Department sent to Congress talking about the, quote, 'Gender-affirming care that inmates would need to get.' Taxpayer funded gender affirming care," he repeated. " Ive got to say it sounds like a crazy idea to me, and we can have that debate at another time. It sounds like a crazy idea to a lot of Americans, but we can have that debate another time."

He later added, "It's very complicated, yes. We'll say for some people it's very complicated, but I just say we can have that debate at another time. The debate we can have is how hypocritical the Trump campaign has been running 30,000 ads during NFL games."

Watch the video below or at this link.

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J.D. Vance: Trump threats to use military on 'enemy within' are 'from the heart'

Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance defended Donald Trump's threat to use the U.S. military against the "enemy from within," saying the former president "speaks from the heart."

During a Monday interview on Fox News, host Bill Hemmer asked Vance why Trump kept talking about his threat to use the military in U.S. elections to fight "radical left lunatics" and the "enemy from within."

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'Same tired old claims': CNN reporter levels Marjorie Taylor Greene's conspiracy theory

CNN's Nick Valencia on Monday shot down conspiracy theories being peddled by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and other MAGA Republicans about Dominion voting machines switching votes from former President Donald Trump to Vice President Kamala Harris.

While speaking with host Kate Bolduan, Valencia was asked about the fraud allegations lobbed by Greene over the weekend, which the Georgia Secretary of State's office was quick to debunk as false.

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'Shrinkage': CNN data analyst shows surprising decline in Trump support in key demographic

CNN data analyst Harry Enten highlighted some surprising recent polling results that could help Vice President Kamala Harris offset potential losses among Black men in the 2024 presidential election.

Specifically, Enten pointed to polling showing that Trump's support among white voters without a college degree has been slipping over the last eight years.

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