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President Donald Trump's economic numbers are collapsing amid rising inflation, CNN data analyst Harry Enten told Kate Bolduan — and despite his insistence that the polls are fake, it could actually be even worse for him than it appears.

"Have polls always been down for Trump when it comes to inflation?" asked Bolduan earlier this week.

Democratic strategist James Carville pushed back against Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany Saturday after being pressed on his belief that the next Democratic president should pack the Supreme Court and grant statehood to Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico.

“Expand [the Supreme Court from 9] to 13 and get some balance on the court,” Carville said, appearing on Fox News’ “Saturday in America.”

Donald Trump's longtime supporters are turning against White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, blaming the president's top aide — the woman he has credited for winning him the election — of a series of major political missteps that have led to the worst crisis he has faced.

Far-right commentator Ann Vandersteel issued a pointed warning: "Psssssst… hey Susie Wiles, you may wanna pivot now. The MAGA ship is sailing and several of you missed the boat," the Daily Beast reported.

The ongoing MAGA civil war between President Donald Trump, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and their respective allies saw a new development after Laura Loomer, a self-described “proud Islamaphobe” who wields “breathtaking influence” in the White House, teased a potential run for Greene’s seat.

“Should I move to Georgia?” Loomer wrote on social media Friday night, citing Trump’s pledge to endorse a Republican primary challenger to Greene.

Dr. Marty Makary is scrambling to hang onto his powers as the Food and Drug Administration commissioner as Health and Human Services head Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ponders making the Donald Trump appointee a mere figurehead instead of an administrator.

According to a report from the Wall Street Journal’s Liz Essley Whyte, Makary’s management style is not meshing with his deputies which has led to “infighting” within the agency which had Kennedy proposing scaling back his duties.

Jeffrey Epstein sent himself a series of emails detailing his connections to President Donald Trump, emails that one investigative reporter suspects were designed to be used as leverage should he ever end up behind bars.

Appearing with CNN’s Michael Smerconish Saturday, investigative reporter and author Barry Levine laid out why he thought Epstein had sent himself emails with information suggesting that Trump was aware of his suspected illegal activities, including sex-trafficking of minors.

Donald Trump‘s decision to lash out and make personal attacks on Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is setting off a civil war among MAGA followers who are taking sides and lamenting that the president is tearing their coalition apart.

After pulling his endorsement of the MAGA loyalist on Friday night, the president doubled down on Saturday morning and lumped her in with fellow conservatives who are also unhappy with his stance on the Jeffrey Epstein files.

President Donald Trump lashed out against Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Saturday for having "betrayed the entire Republican Party,” picking up where he left off Friday after pulling his endorsement of Greene and turning on the prominent MAGA figure amid disputes over Jeffrey Epstein.

“Lightweight Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Brown (Green grass turns Brown when it begins to ROT!), betrayed the entire Republican Party when she turned Left, performed poorly on the pathetic View, and became the RINO [Republican in name only] that we all know she always was,” Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social.

Despite House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) finally calling Republicans back to work, the editorial board of the conservative Wall Street Journal is still not happy because, by their words and deeds, GOP lawmakers do not appear interested in actually working for Americans.

In a blunt-speaking piece on Friday, the editors made the case that Johnson’s caucus is more interested in “grandstanding” than in making lives better and tackling the nation’s extensive problems.

Dan Wilson, a Kentucky man who was indicted and later pardoned for storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, received a second pardon Friday for unrelated felony gun charges, with his attorney celebrating President Donald Trump for his latest “act of mercy.”

“Dan Wilson is a good man. After more than 7 months of unjustified imprisonment, he is relieved to be home with his loved ones,” said Wilson’s attorneys George Pallas and Carol Taylor in a statement to Politico, the outlet reported Saturday. “This act of mercy not only restores his freedom but also shines a light on the overreach that has divided this nation.”

Republican strategist Angie Wong stunned CNN’s “Table for Five” Saturday after insisting that “real American voters” don’t care about Jeffrey Epstein and his deep connections to powerful figures, including President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump made a stunning announcement Friday that he would be asking his attorney general to launch a new investigation into Epstein’s ties with several prominent Democratic figures, a response to the outcry of calls for the Trump administration to release files it holds on Epstein. Those calls intensified this week after the House Oversight Committee released a trove of new files that included several new revelations about Trump’s past ties with Epstein.

Donald Trump is finding out the hard way that anything he says about teen sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein and the notorious files the DOJ is sitting on, which are at the center of a brutal fight in Congress, is not helping his case with his base so he is being forced to change his normal strategy as he tries to rally them to his defense.

According to a report from MS NOW’s Zeeshan Aleem, the president is now visibly “rattled” that he can't make the controversy go away, so in recent days he has been keeping his distance from reporters because his off-the-cuff answers have been blowing up in his face.

Earlier this week, senior U.S. District judge Mark Wolf (an appointee of former President Ronald Reagan) retired from his post, saying President Donald Trump's "assault on the rule of law was "deeply disturbing" and that he felt "compelled to speak out." And now, he's not sparing the Supreme Court from criticism for enabling Trump.

In a recent interview with Politico legal correspondent Kyle Cheney, Wolf argued that judges need "support" from the institution of the judiciary, given that Trump and his followers are openly calling for the impeachment of federal judges for simply issuing rulings against the administration. He added that such behavior would have been seen as immediately disqualifying during the Watergate era.