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MAGA Fox Business host doubts Trump's claim: 'That's a big number, sir'

Fox Business host Larry Kudlow questioned President Donald Trump after he claimed he could grow the economy by 15% to 20%.

"You know, I've been watching you and everybody else for years, and they say, 3% growth," Trump told Kudlow during a Tuesday interview. "We should grow 15 or 20 percent."

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'Whoa': Awkward moment for RFK Jr.'s wife as Joe Rogan makes Epstein accusation

Cheryl Hines, the wife of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., faced an awkward moment after podcast host Joe Rogan accused President Donald Trump's FBI of "gaslighting" people about sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

On his Tuesday podcast, Rogan's producer pointed to a recent Associated Press headline: "FBI concluded Jeffrey Epstein wasn't running a sex trafficking ring for powerful men, files show."

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Leavitt snaps over questions about Trump's Epstein claims: 'We're moving on'

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt insisted Tuesday that the Trump administration was "moving on" from the scandal surrounding the late accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

At the White House press briefing, one reporter noted that the Epstein files indicated that President Donald Trump talked to authorities about the notorious sex offender in 2006.

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Texas dad shoots British daughter dead after argument about Trump: report

A British woman was shot dead in Texas after arguing with her father about President Donald Trump, witnesses told an inquest this week.

According to the BBC, police in Prosper, Texas, investigated the death of Lucy Harrison after she was shot in January 2025 as a possible case of manslaughter, but no charges were ever brought.

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'I got yelled at': MTG says Trump raged that her Epstein push would hurt his 'friends'

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) reported that President Donald Trump "yelled" at her and said his "friends" would be hurt if sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's acquaintances were revealed by the Department of Justice.

"The reality is the Trump administration is not releasing the information," Greene told the Redacted podcast Tuesday. "And I got yelled at by the president over this. This is why he called me a traitor. He called me a traitor because I would not take my name off the discharge petition because I stood firmly and said, no, we are going to release the Epstein files."

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House GOP launches Bad Bunny probe: 'Worse than the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction'

Rep. Mark Alford (R-MO) revealed that House Republicans are "investigating" Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show because they suspect it was "much worse than the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction."

During a Tuesday interview on Real America's Voice, Alford told the hosts that he and other House Republicans were looking into the "bad performance."

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MAGA pollster sounds alarm on Trump: 'The ICE stuff — no bueno — it is not good'

MAGA pollster Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Reports warned that President Donald Trump's poll numbers were plunging because of the harsh tactics used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

"In his inauguration speech, he promised that this was the golden age of America," Mitchell told host Benny Johnson on his podcast Monday. "And the bad news here is that his numbers among the young people are just absolutely atrocious now. And people have freaked out over Donald Trump just in the last week or two in a way that's dangerous."

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Steve Bannon warns of 'nuclear winter' as GOP scheme backfires on party

MAGA influencer Steve Bannon complained that Republicans were facing a "nuclear winter" in their redistricting battle to gain seats against Democrats in the midterms.

During a Monday interview with right-wing host John Frederick, Bannon noted that Virginia was set to redistrict 10 to one in favor of Democrats.

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Major shift at Washington Post as controversial publisher steps down

Will Lewis—a man with a controversial past in the British tabloid hacking scandals—has stepped down from his position as publisher of the Washington Post after being accused of systematically dismantling the paper’s credibility for several years.

WaPo's White House bureau chief Matt Viser broke the news on X, writing, "Will Lewis just sent a note to staff at The Washington Post announcing that he is stepping down as publisher."

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​MAGA star claims Trump doesn't have 'attention span' to know Obama vid was racist

Right-wing influencer Ben Shapiro insisted that President Donald Trump did not have the "attention span" to realize that a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes had been posted on his Truth Social account.

Media Matters first reported that Shapiro had addressed Trump's racist meme on his Friday show.

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Border Patrol's Greg Bovino kicked out of Las Vegas bar after losing Minnesota job

A Las Vegas bar reportedly escorted former U.S. Border Patrol Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino from the premises due to safety concerns.

On Thursday, the Bottled Blonde bar told The Daily Beast that staff asked the former Border Patrol chief to leave after he was spotted drinking wine and laughing with a group of young men.

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Three-time Trump voter denounces president over racist Obamas video: 'I want to apologize'

A man who voted for Donald Trump in his three presidential elections denounced the commander-in-chief after he posted a racist video of Barack and Michelle Obama depicted as apes.

During Friday's edition of C-SPAN's Washington Journal program, a man named John called in from New Mexico to express his disgust with Trump.

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Karoline Leavitt downplays fury over Trump's racist Obama meme as 'fake outrage'

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt blasted reporters after President Donald Trump posted a video of Barack and Michelle Obama depicted as apes.

In the short video, someone discusses the 2020 presidential election before the Obamas' heads are seen on the bodies of apes.

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