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Fox News contributor Griff Jenkins laughed out loud on Sunday while reporting on former President Donald Trump's NFT trading cards.

"It was amazing, the other day, all this media chatter about Donald Trump putting on Truth Social, 'major announcement,'" Fox News host Howard Kurtz told Jenkins. "Would it be the campaign? Would he be dropping out? Was he going to announce a new thing?"

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) warned Democrats that they should not make criminal referrals for former President Donald Trump if they want to get to the bottom of what happened on Jan. 6.

During a panel discussion on ABC, Democratic strategist Donna Brazile noted that members of the Jan. 6 Committee were expected to make criminal referrals for Trump and others.

In a blistering opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal on Saturday morning, the editorial board hammered House Republicans for turning their takeover of the House in the midterms election into a circus as members battle over who will be the new Speaker.

With their slim majority margin -- due in great part to the failure of the so-called "red wave" to materialize in the November midterm election -- presumptive new Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is finding it impossible to get the 218 votes he needs to move on from being House Minority Leader.

According to a report from Forbes, Donald Trump's hope of turning his Truth Social into a social media success story suffered a new huge blow on Friday morning.

The report from Forbes Jonathan Ponciano states that three high-level executives at Digital World Acquisition Corp., a special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that is supposed to take the business venture public have quit in the past few weeks.

According to a report from the Mary Sue's Julia Glassman, while social media users and pundits were laughing at Donald Trump's "Major Announcement" -- which ended up being a pitch to buy digital trading cards with his image on them for a mere $99 each -- he made a second announcement that is both dangerous and has real-world implications.

On Thursday, Trump was hawking the digital cards, with the former f president starring in an infomercial and claiming "Each card comes with an automatic chance to win amazing prizes like dinner with me. I don't know if it's an amazing prize but it's what we have."

According to reporting from the Daily Beast's Russian media reporter Julia Davis, some of President Vladimir Putin's biggest supporters on Russian state media are growing increasingly frustrated that the public and guests are still questioning the invasion of Ukraine.

As Davis notes, the invasion was launched in February of 2022 and a large segment of the Russian populace is still not convinced it was necessary and are publically stating so -- much to the dismay of the Russian strongman's propagandists.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has challenged Ronna McDaniel to a debate in his quest to replace her as Republican National Committee chair.

During an interview with War Room podcast host Steve Bannon, Lindell revealed that he had not spoken to McDaniel, the current RNC chair, in "a couple of years."

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday said that former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani was wrong to accuse him of covering up data from Hunter Biden's laptop.

In a recent interview with Newsmax, Giuliani seemed to claim that Pompeo had "buried" the laptop's hard drive.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) lashed out at her critics and defended what she said was a "joke" about leading an "armed" insurrection against the U.S. government.

Conservative podcast host Steve Bannon welcomed Greene on his Tuesday show by laughing at the controversy she caused at a recent Young Republicans gala in New York.

Former Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao on Tuesday declined to condemn former President Donald Trump for repeating racist remarks against her.

On multiple occasions, Trump has taken aim at Chao using racial slurs that refer to her ethnic background.

The far-right Newsmax cable network has emerged as one of the most direct competitors to Fox News, and the two have developed an increasingly bitter rivalry, sniping at each other on a regular basis and at times even blaming each other for various political failures of the Republican Party

On Tuesday, The Daily Beast profiled how Mercedes Schlapp — a former communications official in Donald Trump's White House and wife of American Conservative Union leader Matt Schlapp — has been jumping back and forth between these networks in a way that forces her to play on both sides of the war.

Fox Business host Stuart Varney grilled Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel after she refused to blame former President Donald Trump for GOP losses in the 2022 midterms.

"Would you publicly say that Donald Trump bears any responsibility for some of the losses in the midterm elections?" Varney asked McDaniel amid efforts to replace her as chair.

Rudy Giuliani and Christina Bobb, former attorneys for Donald Trump's 2020 presidential campaign, got together on Sunday to reminisce about their adventures and reflect on Kari Lake's battle to overturn the 2022 election in Arizona.

Bobb said that she was working with Lake's team after discovering nearly 300,000 allegedly fraudulent votes.