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'Courage under fire': J.D. Vance lauds Trump's ability to golf after assassination plot

Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance lavished praise on his running mate, former President Donald Trump, in his speech at the Believers and Ballots Coalition event in North Carolina on Monday — touting his bravery for golfing in spite of a plot to take his life.

"A person who's more worried about missing a birdie putt than he is about an assassin's attempt on his own life, because that is the definition of courage under fire and Donald Trump has it in spades," said Vance.

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'Don’t think that’s an issue for you': GOP Senate candidate jabs women over 50 on abortion

New video shows an Ohio Republican Senate candidate laughing as he questions women who say they plan to vote based on candidates' stances on abortion rights.

Bernie Moreno was recorded on video Friday at a town hall in Warren County, Ohio, in which he slammed suburban women who say abortion access will define how they vote, NBC4i reported.

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'The grift never stops': Bill Kristol shreds latest case of  'hucksterism' from Trumps

A prominent neoconservative writer and political analyst torched former first lady Melania Trump's decision to take $237,000 for a "speaking engagement" fee in April that was for her appearance at a Log Cabin Republicans fundraiser.

Reacting to the report on CNN's "OutFront," Bill Kristol founding director of Defending Democracy Together, said "the grift never stops with the Trumps."

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'Knew I'd get asked this': MAGA fans boo as Vance asked about embattled gov candidate

MAGA supporters booed Monday when a reporter asked Sen. J.D. Vance a question about whether North Carolina's Republican gubernatorial candidate ought to be disqualified following a bombshell report last week that he defended slavery and called himself a "Black Nazi" on a porn site's messaging board.

Nick Ochsner, executive producer of investigations and special projects and chief investigative reporter at WBTV, tried to raise the question at Vance's rally in the state, but was met with a chorus of boos.

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'I'm constantly being interrupted by you!' Fed-up Dem strategist spars with Fox News host

Democratic strategist Kelly Hyman clashed with Fox News' Sandra Smith on Monday, as Smith tried to interrogate her about Vice President Kamala Harris' plan to ease inflation.

"You were explaining to me how Kamala Harris has a pitch to voters that will bring down prices, that, we should remind everyone, ran up under her and Biden's administration," said Smith. "So what's the plan to tackle these prices, like groceries up 25 percent?"

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Ex-Republican lawmaker reveals why he believes the GOP is at a 'breaking point'

One former Florida Republican lawmaker is concerned that his former party is reaching a point of no return.

On Friday, former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) told an audience that the face of political leadership should represent the American people and that most voters want someone their children can look up to.

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Trump threatens to triple cost of John Deere tractors during event with farmers

Former President Donald Trump told farmers Monday that the cost of tractors could significantly rise if he wins the 2024 election.

During a roundtable with farmers in Smithton, Pennsylvania, Trump concluded by noticing that his campaign team used John Deere tractors as props.

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'We would pray every single night for you': Mom shares how she raised mini Trump supporter

A Pennsylvania mother described at a campaign event Monday how she raised her daughter to become a supporter of former President Donald Trump.

During a roundtable in Smithton, Pennsylvania, Trump asked the woman to tell the story about her daughter.

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‘Major smash’: Trump ‘whiffs’ when asked for specifics on vow to bring down prices

Donald Trump was asked twice to share specifics on his economic plans, but offered none. Instead, the Republican presidential nominee who recently helped launch his family's new cryptocurrency venture attacked his Democratic opponent and rambled about the Presidents of Russia and China, while vowing to cut the cost of energy without stating how that would happen.

In an interview that aired Sunday on the Sinclair network, which broadcasts under local affiliates of Fox News, ABC, CBS, and NBC, "Full Measure" host Sharyl Attkisson asked Trump: "What are the specific mechanics of how prices come down? You know, the steps that would be taken in a second term for you?"

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Trump's 'last chance': Presidential historian says upcoming date could end campaign hopes

Donald Trump has had fierce competition in the polls ever since Kamala Harris ascended to the top of the Democratic ticket, but a presidential historian said he might have one last chance to regain momentum.

New polling shows the vice president with a five-point lead over the ex-president with a little over six weeks until Election Day, and historian Douglas Brinkley told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Trump is running out of chances to turn things around.

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Mike Lindell changes sale prices to '88' after finding out it's code for 'Heil Hitler'

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell said he was changing all of his sale prices to include the number 88, a white supremacist code for "Heil Hitler."

Lindell lashed out at media outlets Monday after he was criticized for pricing a pillow at $14.88.

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'That's a fact': MAGA pollster says Kamala Harris 'leading by unbelievable numbers'

Right-wing pollster Richard Baris acknowledged mainstream polls that show Vice President Kamala Harris leading former President Donald Trump by "unbelievable numbers."

During a Monday appearance on the War Room podcast, Baris sought to downplay Harris' suggestion that she was an underdog in the presidential race.

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'I am coming after CNN full throttle!' Mark Robinson rages at campaign event

Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor in North Carolina, threatened a "full throttle" attack on CNN after the network exposed controversial remarks it reported he made on a pornographic website.

Robinson lashed out at reporters during a Monday campaign event, focusing on his staff's en masse resignation instead of policies. The Robinson campaign spun the departures, which happened hours after CNN's report which broke Thursday, as planned "staff changes."

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