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Speaking to conservative streaming network "OutKick" Wednesday, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) brought up his feud with Disney World – and placed the blame squarely on the mouse's shoulders.

"There is this idea that you have somehow picked the fight with Disney," said host Clay Travis.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) just fired one-third of his campaign staff this week, but he's giving some thought to who he would hire to his presidential administration.

Speaking to the streaming channel OutKick, DeSantis was asked about whether Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would be someone he'd consider as a vice presidential running mate. DeSantis explained that there are a lot of issues that they disagree on, like the time RFK Jr. said people who don't believe in climate change belong in jail. But there would be room for him in other parts of his administration.

The second House of Representatives hearing in 50 years was held Wednesday – the first being last year and leaving some underwhelmed because most of what can be revealed had to be done in a classified setting.

Now with the House under GOP control, Republicans want to have their own.

The co-hosts of "The View" began the Wednesday show by asking why Speaker Kevin McCarthy intends to impeach President Joe Biden for business deals involving his son.

Whoopi Goldberg said that she can't understand why Republicans are moving from Barbie to Bud Light to Hunter Biden when the country is dealing with actual issues.

Reporters are just as anxious as Donald Trump must be awaiting an indictment by special counsel Jack Smith in the Jan. 6 investigation.

The former president claims he was sent a target letter in the case, and suggested Tuesday evening he knew he was being indicted, but Washington Post reporter Jacqueline Alemany told MSNBC's "Way Too Early" that any timeline for charges in the case were merely rumors at this point.

As another Donald Trump indictment looms, former FBI general counsel Andrew Weissmann said that he thinks the state and federal government will file charges for threats made to former Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.

Speaking to MSNBC on Tuesday, Weissmann, who previously served as special counsel Robert Mueller's senior prosecutor, explained that, based on a target letter sent to the former president, he's expecting charges to include intimidation.

Matthew Dowd, who previously worked for George W. Bush's campaigns, wants Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) to put up or shut up.

Romney wrote an op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal Monday in which he complained that large donors should agree to put their support behind the candidate most likely to beat Donald Trump in a primary race. But if Romney really wanted to do something to change the Republican Party and stop it from devolving into Trumpism, he could take real actions personally, Dowd said.

The co-hosts of "The View" began their Tuesday show addressing the right-wing outrage over the Barbie movie that broke records at the box office over the weekend.

After playing a few clips of a Republican brouhaha over the movie, Whoopi Goldberg said she couldn't understand why people are so outraged over a film about a doll.

There's a debate within the legal community on whether Donald Trump's co-conspirators will face indictment, or whether the former president is the only target for special counsel Jack Smith.

Trump claims to have received a target letter indicating an imminent indictment, and prosecutors appear to have evidence to charge Trump with obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the United States -- which NBC News correspondent Ken Dilanian told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" suggests others could also be charged.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow dedicated a short moment on Monday to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is facing an impeachment trial before his GOP colleagues.

Paxton has a long history of corruption issues that began before he even took office. Up until recently, he's been able to push them off, even winning reelection in 2022. But even the Republican-led legislature has had enough and voted to impeach him.

Eric Trump threw a fit about the special counsel investigation into the Jan. 6 attack in a discussion with Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) on Newsmax Monday evening.

"We saw it with Ukraine. We saw it with [Judge Brett] Kavanaugh. We saw it with every other hoax," said Trump. "Now we've seen it. You know, civilians ... we're seeing a criminality all over the country. They are doing anything they can to take down my father."

Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) seems ready to impeach President Joe Biden based on the conspiracies addressed by the Republican-led House.

Chad Pergram cited McCarthy's Fox interview Monday in which he said, "This is rising to the level of an impeachment inquiry."