Top Stories Daily Listen Now
RawStory

Featured Video

Former aide Omarosa said that if Trump was running again — he 'needs to come clean about his health'

More than a year ago, former contestant for "The Apprentice," Omarosa Manigault Newman teased a detail about her former boss that sent many people wondering what she knew.

In an Oct. 2021 interview with Rev. Al Sharpton, Newman suggested that there might be something that the American people should know about Donald Trump before he seeks the presidency.

Keep reading... Show less

George Conway: 'The Republican Party has a problem'

In an op-ed for the Washington Post, lawyer and Lincoln Project co-founder, George Conway, trashed Donald Trump's recent announcement that he'll be running again in 2024.

Speaking to MSNBC's "Morning Joe" about the op-ed, saying that even if Gov. Ron DeSantis intends to run against Trump, he'll lose.

Keep reading... Show less

'Incapable of winning': Former Trump official insults 'unfit' Trump's 'uninspiring' announcement

Donald Trump's former Defense Secretary, Mark Esper, didn't have favorable things to say about his former boss when appearing on CNN after the former president's 2024 announcement.

Speaking to the network about NATO and the missile strike that hit Poland, Esper was also asked about Trump's announcement and indicated he would not be supporting Trump.

Keep reading... Show less

'Felt like he had a girdle on': Noted historian says Donald Trump's announcement came up lacking

Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin was flabbergasted by Donald Trump's relentlessly negative announcement that he's entering the 2024 presidential race.

The former president announced Tuesday night from his Mar-a-Lago resort that he would seek the Republican nomination, and the famed historian told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that she'd never seen anyone who later won their election launch a campaign quite that way.

Keep reading... Show less

'He doesn't have that power anymore': George Conway says Trump no longer has GOP's loyalty or fear

Donald Trump entered the 2024 presidential race, but George Conway said the Republican Party may not want him.

The former president announced Tuesday night that he would seek the GOP nomination for a third time, and Conway told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Trump had hollowed out a party that no longer needed him.

Keep reading... Show less

'Wildly inaccurate': Fact checker rips apart Trump's 'absurd' lies during 2024 announcement

Donald Trump made a series of "wildly incorrect" claims during his teleprompted 2024 campaign announcement, according to CNN's fact checker Daniel Dale.

The twice-impeached former president announced Tuesday night that he would enter the Republican primary campaign, and Dale said his comments were a bit more accurate than the lies he spews during campaign rallies because he largely stuck to his script, but he still continued to spin falsehoods about his 2020 loss and other topics.

Keep reading... Show less

Watch: Ex-Trump aide says his 2024 announcement this early is 'a sign of weakness'

Former White House aide Alyssa Farah Griffin told her colleagues at "The View" that Donald Trump announcing his presidential bid for 2024 so early is "a sign of weakness."

"The [Republican] party to me, quickly I'll just say one thing about this, they're damned if they do and don't," Joy Behar explained. "They need Trump to get the base and they're going to lose because of that, because it's not a big enough electorate."

Keep reading... Show less

MSNBC reporter unloads on Kari Lake now that her campaign has ended in defeat

MSNBC's Vaughn Hillyard unloaded on Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake now that she has been projected as the loser.

The correspondent covered the race in his native Arizona for over a year, and he was clearly in the mood to drop his professional reservations a bit when he was asked by "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough to comment on the 2020 election conspiracist now that Democrat Katie Hobbs was declared the winner.

Keep reading... Show less

Morning Joe ridicules Ted Cruz's rage over Mitch McConnell for losing the Senate

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is not doing well after Republicans failed to take control of the U.S. Senate during the 2022 midterm elections. During his podcast this week, Cruz railed against Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), blaming him for the loss because the Senate leader pulled funding from states where he thought candidates couldn't win, like Blake Masters in Arizona.

Sipping his sweet tea, Joe Scarborough mocked the Texas senator asking, "What do you think that was about? I feel like -- I don't know, aimed at someone. "

Keep reading... Show less

MSNBC host mocks Kari Lake: 'She can be the VP of catering services at Mar-a-Lago'

Tim Miller officially left the Republicans after years of holding his nose to vote for anti-LGBTQ candidates. But in his new life, post-GOP, he is questioning some of those who still stand with Donald Trump.

After Kari Lake's failure was announced on Monday night, Miller noted that it is a terrible time for Trump to announce that he is running for president, particularly when there's still another election next month.

Keep reading... Show less

'The McCain Machine strikes back': CNN reporter in Arizona explains Kari Lake's loss

MAGA Republican Kari Lake failed to secure a win in her gubernatorial ambitions, which has caused many to speculate on which of her tactics was the final nail in the political coffin.

Lake fans have already pushed her not to support the results and Lake herself posted a tweet calling the race "BS." One of her biggest fans, former President Donald Trump said on his personal social media account, "Wow! They just took the election away from Kari Lake. It’s really bad out there!"

Keep reading... Show less

Pence swears he 'felt no fear' on Jan. 6 — and explains why he refused to get in Secret Service car

Former Vice President Mike Pence finally revealed some details about the Jan. 6 attack while he was in the Capitol.

In his interview with ABC News' David Muir, Pence was asked if he was afraid while the crowd was chanting "hang Mike Pence" and breaking down the doors.

Keep reading... Show less

‘I hope I’m not getting played’: Marjorie Taylor Greene doubles down on support for McCarthy

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has not been coy about her desire to be in the House GOP leadership if Congress flips to the Republicans. In an interview with Steve Bannon before the election, she said that she "would like to lead the company."

In an interview Monday, Greene told Bannon that she really hoped that she wasn't "getting played" by Republican leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).

Keep reading... Show less