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'Sounds like he's drunk': Alex Jones sounds alarm over 'signs of Trump declining'

Pro-MAGA conspiracy theorist Alex Jones told his viewers that President Donald Trump had "serious" health problems after the commander-in-chief expressed concerns about getting into heaven.

A day after Trump told Fox News that he was "not doing well" and wanted to "get to heaven if possible," Jones insisted he had a duty to sound the alarm "even if it could be used to overall hurt our pro-human liberty agenda."

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Marjorie Taylor Greene: Jasmine Crockett doesn't understand 'the Black American struggle'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) lashed out at Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) by insisting she was "not a real person" and didn't understand "the Black American struggle."

During an interview with podcaster Megyn Kelly this week, Greene remembered insulting Crockett's eyelashes during one committee hearing.

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'We went and reconfigured the numbers': Leavitt admits manipulating DC crime stats

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt admitted Tuesday that crime statistics in Washington, D.C. had recently been "reconfigured" to support President Donald Trump's claims.

During a White House briefing, a reporter asked Leavitt to clarify what Trump meant when he vowed to rid Washington of "slums."

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'I couldn't believe it': Mike Lindell in shock after Newsmax settles with Dominion

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was caught off guard after conservative news outlet Newsmax settled a defamation suit with Dominion Voting Systems by agreeing to pay $67 million over bogus 2020 election claims.

During a Tuesday appearance on his Lindell TV network, the pillow executive said he didn't understand why Newsmax would settle because President Donald Trump had hinted at an executive order banning voting machines.

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'Disrespectful to Putin': Trump tells why he halted Ukraine meeting to take Russia call

Donald Trump revealed that he didn't want to be "disrespectful" to Russian President Vladimir Putin by calling him in front of European Union leaders.

During a Tuesday interview on Fox & Friends, host Charlie Hurt asked the U.S. president about reports that he had interrupted a meeting with European leaders about Ukraine to speak to Putin by phone.

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Zelenskyy delivers epic Oval Office putdown after suit attack

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy mocked Real America's Voice reporter Brian Glenn for wearing the "same suit" as he wore during the foreign leader's last Oval Office meeting with President Donald Trump.

During a meeting at the White House on Monday, Glenn noted that Zelenskyy looked "fabulous" because he was wearing a jacket instead of military garb. Earlier this year, Glenn had questioned Zelenskyy in the Oval Office.

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'Putin is not giving up anything': GOP lawmaker disputes 'ridiculous' Marco Rubio claim

Rep. Rich McCormick (R-GA) disputed Secretary of State Marco Rubio's claim that Russian President Vladimir Putin would have to give up land in order to make a peace deal in Ukraine.

During a Sunday interview on Fox News, host Griff Jenkins noted that Rubio had suggested that "both sides are going to have to give something and both sides will have to get something."

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'Not much was accomplished': Fox News host offers brutal takedown of Trump's Putin summit

Fox News host Howard Kurtz opened his Sunday show by noting that "not much was accomplished" at President Donald Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the war in Ukraine.

"Three and a half years into the brutal and bloody war in Ukraine after the illegal Russian invasion that has always featured targeting civilians, President Trump announced he would meet with Vladimir Putin and try to negotiate a peace deal," Kurtz explained. "There's no other way to put this: a dramatic lowering of expectations for the sit-down in Anchorage."

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​ABC host busts Marco Rubio on Putin deal: 'We don't know what that progress is'

ABC host Martha Raddatz called out Secretary of State Marco Rubio after he claimed President Donald Trump had made "progress" on stopping Russia's war in Ukraine.

"President Trump has touted this summit as a huge success," Raddatz told Rubio in a Sunday morning interview. "But the president, going into that, said he wanted a ceasefire. He wanted the killing to stop. And there would be consequences."

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Marco Rubio snaps at Fox News host after she calls him out for 'no ceasefire' in Ukraine

Secretary of State Marco Rubio struggled to explain why there had been "no ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine after President Donald Trump's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Fox News host Maria Bartiromo pressed Rubio on the outcome of the meeting in a Sunday morning interview.

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Even MAGA diehards think 'Trump got played' by Putin: CNN's Jake Tapper

CNN host Jake Tapper noted that even supporters of President Donald Trump believed that he "got played" by Russian President Vladimir Putin in last week's meeting on the war in Ukraine.

During a Sunday interview with former Vice President Mike Pence, Tapper noted that Putin did not agree to a ceasefire.

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'There's nothing I can say!' Trump melts down over negative reports on Putin meeting

President Donald Trump expressed frustration over media coverage after he failed to strike a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to stop the war in Ukraine.

In a Sunday post on Truth Social, Trump attacked the media over reports that he could not get Putin to agree to a ceasefire.

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'It's bigger': Ex-Trump official reveals president's 'ultimate goal' in Dem cities

Miles Taylor, a former Department of Homeland Security official who served in President Donald Trump's first term, asserted that the commander-in-chief was deploying the military in U.S. cities for "power and leverage."

During a Sunday appearance on MSNBC, Taylor disagreed with pundits who believe that Trump's goal was to crack down on crime and immigration.

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