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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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Morning Joe and Mika demolish Trump apologists in devastating supercut video

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski hit back at Donald Trump apologists who downplayed his threats to democracy.

The "Morning Joe" hosts rolled an extended supercut of video clips showing Trump promising to be a dictator on Day One of his potential second presidency, as well as other authoritarian threats he's made in recent months, in response to columnists and talk show hosts whitewashing the Republican nominee's record.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene miscounts when she claims '2 reasons' for wars — then lists 4

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) struggled to count Thursday after she said there were "two reasons" for wars — but then cited four.

Greene made her observation while explaining why she opposed supporting Ukraine's fight against an invasion by Russia.

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'Republicans are running away': Ex GOP governor won't publicly back Trump after scandal

A former Republican governor of North Carolina refused Monday morning to throw his support behind Donald Trump as he warned CNN's damning Mark Robinson report and another surprise factor could cost the former president the state.

Pat McCrory, who served as governor from 2013 to 2017, told anchor Kasie Hunt Monday that Trump potentially lost up to 30,000 votes when CNN broke a stunning exclusive that linked the Republican gubernatorial nominee to controversial comments left on a porn site.

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'Absolutely insane': Morning Joe bashes conservatives over latest Kamala Harris attack

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ripped into critics on Monday over claims that Kamala Harris hasn't revealed enough information about her policies.

The "Morning Joe" host bashed a pair of conservative columnists — Bret Stephens of the New York Times and Daniel Henninger of the Wall Street Journal — who have complained that Harris talks too much about her background and not enough about policy specifics.

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J.D. Vance 'caught lying' on video about egg costs — with price tag right behind him

J.D. Vance recently blamed Vice President Kamala Harris for an increase in prices for eggs, but observers noted that his point was undermined by a contradictory price tag behind him.

CNN's Kit Maher reported that Donald Trump's pick for Vice President "swung by a supermarket in Reading, Pennsylvania, aiming to spotlight high grocery prices due to Kamala Harris’ policies. One of his sons handed him a carton of eggs which he held while addressing media."

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'Dumb behind thinking': Ex-GOP leader was speechless after James Comer's new Harris attack

Former Republican Party chairman Michael Steele was rendered speechless Sunday after being presented with a new attack by House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) on Vice President Kamala Harris.

Steele appeared on MSNBC over the weekend, where the host played a video of Comer responding to Harris' recent comments about gun ownership made in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Harris told Winfrey that she herself was a gun owner and that, if someone breaks into her house to threaten her life, "they're getting shot."

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MAGA boat parader complaining about economy yells at CNN reporter for noting he owns boat

A boat owner raised his voice at CNN journalist Elle Reeve for noting that he could afford the expensive hobby despite economic complaints.

The confrontation came while Reeve was covering a so-called MAGA boat parade in Panama City, Florida. The interview was replayed over the weekend.

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Trump explains plan to mass deport 'beautiful children' who have 'serial numbers'

Former President Donald Trump suggested he could efficiently conduct mass deportations if reelected because immigrants have "serial numbers."

In a Sunday interview on Full Measure, host Sharyl Attkisson challenged Trump on his promise of mass deportations.

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Trump claims COVID-19 started when 'dust flew in from China'

Former President Donald Trump blamed COVID-19 on "dust" that "flew in from China."

In an interview that aired on Sunday, Heritage Foundation-funded journalist Sharyl Attkisson asked Trump about how well he handled the pandemic.

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Fascism expert sounds alarm on Trump’s latest: 'I will free you from all decision making'

Ruth Ben-Ghiat — authoritarian expert and professor of history and Italian studies at New York University — during Sunday's episode of MSNBC's The Weekend, responded to Donald Trump's latest Truth Social rant directed towards women.

The former president declared — in all caps — that if he wins the White House, "WOMEN WILL BE HAPPY, HEALTHY, CONFIDENT AND FREE!"

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'A reputation for saying dumb things': John Fetterman nails J.D Vance over latest whine

During an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press,' Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) blew off answering questions about GOP vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance (R-OH) by stating that no one takes Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate seriously.

After host Kristen Welker shared a clip of Vance attempting to pin the blame on Donald Trump assassination attempts on Vice President Kamala Harris and Democrats, she asked the Pennsylvania Democrat, "Senator, what's your response to Senator J.D. Vance?"

"I don't know. Who is actually listening to what Vance says?" Fetterman replied with a smile. "It's been months already; no one's really listening to him anymore."

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He then added, "He has developed the reputation for saying dumb things, pointless things and offends everybody and he's been picked as the most unpopular pick in history and no one's listening to him."

"I'm certainly not and here we are right now," he added.

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'Simple trope': Fox News guests clash over Trump leading assassination attempt 'scorecard'

Political analyst Laura Fink called out Fox News contributor Guy Benson for using "simple tropes" after he bragged that former President Trump was leading the "scorecard" on assassination attempts.

During a Fox News panel discussion on Sunday, Benson complained that Democrats had called attention to Trump's harsh language against Vice President Kamala Harris after a man recently plotted to assassinate the former president at a golf course in Florida.

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