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A former federal prosecutor on Monday revealed all of the ways President Donald Trump's latest lawsuit threat could backfire on him.

Trump threatened to sue comedian Trevor Noah after he made a joke about Trump being on the infamous "Epstein Island" during the 68th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday. Noah is the latest comedian to be targeted by Trump for making statements the president didn't like.

Former FBI Director Andrew McCabe was flabbergasted on Monday after new reporting revealed that President Donald Trump personally called agents participating in the raid of an elections office in Georgia last week.

FBI agents stormed the Fulton County, Georgia, election office last week with a warrant to seize all materials and ballots related to the 2020 general election. Trump has consistently claimed he won the election, despite losing 66 court cases related to the election results, and he has demanded that Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger "find" 11,780 votes to deliver him the state.

Rudy Giuliani revealed that he had investigated President Donald Trump's history with Jeffrey Epstein but had no evidence that the police were called after a masseuse was allegedly assaulted by the sex offender at Mar-a-Lago.

"I'll tell you a little about Epstein, though, if you want," Giuliani volunteered to MAGA influencer Benny Johnson on Monday. "I represented the president when the Epstein stuff was first going to come out. So myself and our team investigated it thoroughly. And we were ready for it."

President Donald Trump unleashed a rant about risky airplane stairs after he was asked to explain his so-called Donroe Doctrine foreign policy.

During a Monday interview on The Dan Bongino Show, the host asked the president for his take on the Monroe Doctrine after a U.S. military attack on Venezuela.

Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino returned to the airwaves for the first time since leaving the Trump administration.

During his Monday program, Bongino lashed out at the people he perceived as his enemies while he was working for the FBI.

In the wake of the stunning election upset in Texas where a Democrat flipped a red district for the first time in nearly 50 years, MS NOW’s Joe Scarborough warned Republicans that they were in for a “nightmare” midterm election that could see the GOP lose control of both chambers of Congress.

On Saturday, Democratic candidate Taylor Rehmet flipped a Texas Senate seat in and around Fort Worth by 14 points. It was a district that President Donald Trump had carried in 2024 by 17 points and that had been held by a Republican since 1978.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sounded an alarm to fellow Republicans after a Democrat won Saturday's special election in a deep-red Texas district, and CNN's Harry Enten said the governor is right to be worried.

Local union leader Taylor Rehment took down Leigh Wambsganns, a conservative activist endorsed by President Donald Trump, in a special election runoff for state senate in a reliably Republican district in the Fort Worth area. Enten told "CNN News Central" the Democratic gain was part of a nationwide trend.

Alan Dershowitz, the attorney that helped negotiate Jeffrey Epstein’s “unprecedented” plea deal for child prostitution in 2007, took to Newsmax Monday to attack his former client’s alleged victims, calling for their identities to be made public and faulting them for repeatedly returning to Epstein “over and over again.”

Dershowitz – who’s faced accusations of sexually assaulting a minor himself from at least one prominent Epstein victim, an accusation he’s fiercely denied – was asked to react to the Justice Department’s Friday release of around 3.5 million Epstein files. He argued that the released files proved that there were a “relatively small number of underage victims,” and suggested that many of Epstein’s alleged victims carried the blame for what they endured.

MS NOW’s Joe Scarborough exploded at Republicans Monday for their ongoing defense of the Trump administration immigration enforcement operations in the wake of a startling incident in Minnesota where an American citizen was chased by car, blocked in and violently dragged out of her vehicle.

The incident in question occurred last Thursday when a Minnesota woman who had been tracking the movements of federal immigration agents was chased by car. Agents ultimately boxed her car in, exited their vehicles with weapons drawn, and violently dragged her out of her vehicle, leaving her with “cuts, scrapes and bruises.”