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Fox Business host Stuart Varney confronted Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) after the congressman suggested he would vote to shut down the federal government.

"Well, reading between the lines, it sounds like you are a holdout again, and that you are quite prepared to shut the government down," Varney told Roy during a Monday interview. "You are, aren't you? Yes, you are."

Former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner explained why Donald Trump and his adult children are under intense pressure to tell the truth when they are forced to testify in his $250 million New York fraud trial.

During an interview on MSNBC, Kirschner said Trump — along with Ivanka, Don Jr., and Eric — were in danger of being hit with court sanctions for perjury.

CNN host Jake Tapper blasted Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) after she offered a resolution to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) for leading a protest calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Before signing off his weekly State of the Union program on Sunday, Tapper noted that Greene's censure resolution seemed to be more about defending the Jan. 6 defendants than opposing Tlaib.

Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie warned Donald Trump's legal team that their client would eventually throw them "under the bus" to save himself.

During an interview on Fox News, host Howard Kurtz noted that three of Trump's former lawyers — Kenneth Chesebro, Sidney Powell, and Jenna Ellis — had pleaded guilty in a Georgia election interference case.

CBS host Margaret Brennan grilled Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) on Sunday after he said he opposed aid to children in Gaza because he insisted it would go to the terror group Hamas.

While Vance agreed that there are "a lot of innocent people in Gaza," he insisted that terrorists would intercept the aid packages.

Jared Kushner, former President Donald Trump's son-in-law, argued on Sunday that Jews were "safer" in Saudi Arabia than they are in the United States.

Kushner made the remarks on Fox News after the Saudis invested $2 billion in his business.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) suggested on Sunday that he would push his party to move forward with an "official" impeachment of President Joe Biden.

"Will an impeachment inquiry turn into an official impeachment?" Fox News host Maria Bartiromo asked Johnson on Sunday.

NBC host Kristen Welker pressed Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis about his failure to immediately condemn neo-Nazis who showed up in his state.

"You are the governor," Welker noted. "You are a presidential candidate. Your state has heard from both Marco Rubio and Rick Scott condemning those neo-Nazi protests. Why didn't you speak out? Why didn't you use your voice to say that you're not going to stand for that?"

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell insisted that his Wi-Fi detection devices were not illegal after they were banned from Kentucky polling stations.

"They don't even know what the devices are," Lindell complained to Real America's Voice on Thursday. "They're not Wi-Fi sniffers. They're not, they're not illegal."

Rep. Matt Gaetz took a victory lap on Wednesday after Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) was nominated as speaker of the House.

While speaking to podcaster Steve Bannon on Wednesday, Gaetz downplayed his role in removing former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).

Donald Trump spoke on Wednesday after reports that former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows made a deal for limited immunity in exchange for testimony in the federal election subversion case against the former president.

Meadows reportedly told special counsel Jack Smith's team that he had repeatedly informed Trump that Joe Biden fairly won the 2020 presidential election.