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Former President Donald Trump continued to falsely claim this week that he had spoken to the largest crowds in history.

After casting his ballot during early voting in the Florida primary Wednesday, Trump took questions from reporters in West Palm Beach.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell lashed out at CNN after he said the network accused him of "using promo codes to attack democracy."

During a Wednesday appearance on the War Room podcast, Lindell said that Minnesota had opened an inquiry into his charity for drug addicts a day after CNN aired a documentary about how he was funding election deniers through MyPillow.

Trump campaign spokesperson Caroline Sunshine said Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz "never held a real job in his life" — despite his years of teaching and serving in the National Guard.

During a Wednesday interview on Real America's Voice, host Terrence Bates complained to Sunshine that reporters were not questioning Walz "on his repeated lies about his military service and every single other thing that seems to come out of his mouth."

George Washington Law Professor Randall Eliason, a former federal prosecutor, called on U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan to seize Donald Trump's passport after he suggested that he might flee to Venezuela.

In a conversation with Elon Musk on Monday, Trump hinted that he would move to Venezuela if he lost the 2024 presidential election.

Fox Business host Stuart Varney blasted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump the morning after his rambling two-hour interview with billionaire Elon Musk.

"There's a rising tide of criticism of Donald Trump from his own supporters and from some of his fellow Republicans," Varney said on Tuesday morning. "It reminds me of the quiet, low-voice criticisms of President Biden's cognitive ability before he was pushed out of his re-election campaign."

The former clerk of Colorado's Mesa County vowed to continue attacking Dominion Voting Systems until she was killed or imprisoned after being convicted on charges related to election tampering earlier this week.

In a Tuesday interview on Real America's Voice, War Room guest host Ben Harnwell asked Peters if she expected to be imprisoned while she appeals her conviction on seven counts, including three counts of attempting to influence a public servant and one count of first-degree official misconduct, violation of duty and failure to comply with an order from the Secretary of State.

The European Union's digital enforcement arm warned Elon Musk that drastic action might be necessary if hate speech was broadcast during a scheduled interview with former President Donald Trump on Monday.

In a letter posted to X, Europe's Digital Commissioner Thierry Breton told Musk that his upcoming interview with Trump had raised alarms.

After months of silence on X, the social media platform that was formerly known as Twitter, Donald Trump returned Monday with a political advertisement filled with grievances.

In the first post since his 2023 arrest in Georgia, Trump sought to counter Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' surge.

Disgraced former White House adviser Peter Navarro called on Donald Trump to "reset" his presidential campaign after making the "catastrophic error" of debating President Joe Biden before he was officially the Democratic nominee.

In a rant on the War Room podcast on Monday, Navarro questioned whether Trump advisers were telling the former president that polls were sliding in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris.

Conservative columnist Ann Coulter downplayed Vice President Kamala Harris' heritage over the weekend, insisting that the Democratic presidential nominee was not a "foundational Black" American.

During a Sunday appearance on C-SPAN's Washington Journal program, Coulter addressed former President Donald Trump's claim that Harris "happened to turn Black" after running for office. Harris, who is multiracial, has always identified as Black.