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Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy suggested to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt that President Donald Trump could be "jeopardizing a Nobel Peace Prize" by escalating military action with Venezuela.

During Thursday's White House briefing, Doocy asked Leavitt to explain Trump's conflict with Venezuela after the Department of Justice seized one of the country's oil tankers.

Newsmax judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano agreed with a federal judge who ruled that National Guard troops federalized by President Donald Trump should be returned to the control of California's governor.

"There is no longer any emergency," Napolitano explained. "There are some protests, they're basically peaceful, they're not even newsworthy anymore. And the normal federal assets, federal buildings obviously have their own protective service, called the Federal Protective Service, are sufficient to protect federal assets."

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon claimed that the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division was guilty of "50 years of discrimination" against white people after about 75% of the agency's lawyers said she was behind a plot to drive them out.

"I think there was some denial and they had crying sessions together," Dhillon told The New York Post this week. "Frankly, it was shocking to them. They had unhappy hours. It was like a lot of drama and handwringing."

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) argued that President Donald Trump's cabinet meetings were not helpful because they were "nothing but praise and how great he is."

In an interview this week, podcast host Tia Mitchell asked Greene if she had "evolved" on her criticisms of Trump after initially refusing to blame him for not fulfilling his campaign promises.

Steven Cheung, an assistant to President Donald Trump, complained after CNN allegedly declined to interview White House adviser Stephen Miller.

"Stephen Miller has graciously made himself available to appear on any CNN show these last few days to discuss a wide range of topics and to push back on fake news," Cheung fumed on Wednesday. "Yet, CNN is so afraid they declined to have him on, probably because they know he'd run circles around any of their hosts."

White House adviser Stephen Miller melted down in a Fox News interview while insisting that descendants of immigrants often failed in society.

"And so what you saw between 1965 and today was the single largest experiment on a society, on a civilization that had ever been conducted in human history," Miller told Fox News host Will Cain on Tuesday. "Not just the 76 million immigrants that were brought in, largely from the third world, but their descendants too."

Fox News host Martha MacCallum challenged Sen. Dave McCormick (R-PA) to present the Republican health care plan after he blamed Democrats and the Affordable Care Act for rising costs.

During a Tuesday interview, McCormick acknowledged that "health care costs have gone up dramatically," blaming it on former President Barack Obama's signature law.

President Donald Trump insisted that the U.S. Supreme Court should revoke birthright citizenship because he said it was "meant for the babies of slaves."

During an interview with Politico this week, correspondent Dasha Burns asked Trump about the upcoming Supreme Court case.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy admitted Monday afternoon that he did "not have a plan" to lower airport food prices as a part of President Donald Trump's family-centric travel initiative.

Duffy made the admission during a news conference on Monday.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones questioned Rep. Ilhan Omar's (D-MN) Somali ethnicity and suggested she did not have the right to speak on racial issues.

On his Monday program, Jones complained that Omar spoke out about racism.

MAGA influencer Steve Bannon lashed out at the German government over a proposal to ban a right-wing political party to prevent a "repeat of Nazism."

During a Monday interview with German AfD party member Beatrix von Storch, Bannon noted that German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier had floated the idea of banning the party.