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Trump adviser: Giving rats cocaine 'is what is contributing so much' to national debt

Stephen Moore, an economic adviser to President-elect Donald Trump, argued that a $419,470 cocaine study on rats was what was contributing "so much" to the U.S. national debt.

In a Tuesday interview on Fox News, Moore reacted to Sen. Rand Paul's (R-KY) annual "Festivus" list that complained about spending programs he opposed.

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'Be consistent': GOP rep. faults Obama and Marxism as Biden leaves racists on death row

Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY) faulted Barack Obama's former White House staffers after President Joe Biden declined to commute the death sentences for three federal inmates, including two racist murderers.

During a Christmas Eve interview with Fox News host John Roberts, Tenney griped about Democrats like Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, who supports abortion rights but opposes the death penalty.

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'Give just a few dollars': Matt Gaetz uses ethics report on sex crimes for fundraiser

Former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) wants donations after a House Ethics Committee report accused him of prostitution, having sex with a 17-year-old girl and using drugs.

A day after its release, Fox News congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reported that Gaetz was "fundraising off the Ethics Committee report."

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'Statutory rape concerns': Ethics Committee member hints charges in Florida for Matt Gaetz

Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-MD), a member of the House Ethics Committee, said they released the report on former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) because it could be "important" to future employers. He also said the committee had "additional information" that could lead to criminal charges after the Justice Department initially decided not to proceed with a case against the Florida Republican.

In a Monday interview with CBS correspondent Scott MacFarlane, Ivey outlined what investigators found when they looked into Gaetz.

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'God wanted me to get that': Alex Jones falsely claims LeBron James 'fled the country'

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones reported without evidence that NBA star LeBron James "fled the country" last week even though the Los Angeles Lakers star played Saturday night in California.

"I got a call Wednesday while I was hiking up a mountain," Jones said Monday. "And they said, it's confirmed that a bunch of the Hollywood people are actually leaving the country because of the investigations of P. Diddy, Epstein, the pedophile rings."

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'Sexual abuse, that's so much better': C-SPAN caller snaps as host denies Trump rape claim

A caller lobbed a sarcastic response at C-SPAN host Mimi Geerges after she corrected him by pointing out that President-elect Donald Trump was found liable for sexual abuse and not "rape."

During Monday's Washington Journal program, a Democratic caller from California named Joshua said he was concerned about Trump's nominations.

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'Christ got this': Steve Bannon cites Jesus to defend Matt Gaetz's alleged sex crimes

MAGA influencer Steve Bannon cited Jesus Christ to defend former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) after a House Ethics Committee report linked him to alleged sex and drug crimes.

On Monday, just days before Christmas, Bannon responded to an Ethics Committee report which accused Gaetz of purchasing illegal drugs and paying numerous women for sex — including a 17-year-old girl.

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Trump adviser on plot to take Greenland: 'We have not expanded our country in 70 years'

Corey Lewandowski, a senior adviser to Donald Trump, defended the president-elect's desire to take over Greenland by arguing his boss was a "real estate master."

During a Monday interview on Newsmax, Lewandowski outlined some of Trump's expansionist plans for his next administration.

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'Enough is enough': GOP lawmaker slams missing colleague found living in 'nursing home'

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) attacked his Republican colleague, Rep. Kay Granger of Texas, for reportedly being found in an assisted living nursing home after she missed every vote since July 24.

During a Monday rant about a recent government funding bill, Burchett complained to Real America's Voice about spending to reconstruct Maryland's Francis Scott Key Bridge, which was destroyed in a disaster earlier this year.

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'Who knows what trouble I may get into': Matt Gaetz teases Senate run amid ethics report

Former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) hinted that he could run for U.S. Senate just hours before a House Ethics Committee report was expected to suggest that he had sex with a 17-year-old girl.

While speaking at Turning Point USA's AmFest conference on Sunday, Gaetz responded to speculation about his next move after backing out as President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to be the next attorney general.

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'Let me stop you there': Fox News host refutes Trump lawsuit over 'Russia hoax'

Fox News host Howard Kurtz suggested there were "no actual inaccuracies" in reporting by The New York Times and The Washington Post after President-elect Donald Trump sued the Pulitzer Prize Board for awarding the news organizations for work done to expose Russia's interference in the 2016 election.

"Trump has openly said, he doesn't make any secret of it, that if he loses these lawsuits, he's still satisfied because it puts the journalists or media organization through an ordeal and forces them to hire expensive lawyers," Kurtz explained to Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz on Sunday.

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Maria Bartiromo grills Trump spokeswoman on GOP: '38 of them voted against Trump's agenda'

Fox News host Maria Bartiromo pressed incoming White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt after 38 Republicans voted against President-elect Donald Trump's last-minute demand to raise the debt ceiling as part of a bill to prevent a government shutdown.

During an interview on Sunday Morning Futures, Bartiromo told Leavitt that "drama" broke out on Capitol Hill due to Trump's demands derailing a government spending bill.

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'You are so influenced': Fox News host confronts GOP senator for bowing down to Elon Musk

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) attacked Hunter Biden when asked about billionaire Elon Musk's outsized role in influencing President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican Party.

During an interview on Fox News Sunday, Mullin touted Musk as the solution to government spending after the billionaire temporarily derailed a bill to prevent a government shutdown.

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