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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell accused President Donald Trump's Internal Revenue Service of conducting the "biggest attack" on him so far.

During a Wednesday appearance on his Lindell TV network, the pillow executive celebrated an appeals court ruling that reversed a decision requiring him to pay $5 million in connection with his "Cyber Symposium" election machine contest.

A former Republican Party spokesperson and Bulwark host thinks that President Donald Trump is sunk when it comes to trying to deny his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

The discussion came as the Wall Street Journal released another bombshell report that Attorney General Pam Bondi informed Trump that his name was mentioned throughout the investigation files on Epstein.

Australian economist Justin Wolfers ridiculed President Donald Trump’s so-called "largest (trade) deal ever made" with Japan on Wednesday, dismissing the president’s knowledge on basic economics.

“This is how you fool a president who doesn't understand economics into thinking he's done something,” Wolfers said, speaking on MSNBC’s Katy Tur Reports.

President Donald Trump was informed by Attorney General Pam Bondi in May that his name was in the files of the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case, reported the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday.

Bondi and an associate "informed the president at a meeting in the White House that his name was in the Epstein files, the officials said. Many other high-profile figures were also named, Trump was told. Being mentioned in the records isn’t a sign of wrongdoing," reported Sadie Gurman, Annie Liskey, Josh Dawsey, and Alex Leary.

House Oversight Committee James Comer (R-KY) followed through with his threat to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell. However, he stopped short of having her testify before a congressional hearing.

In a letter to Maxwell on Wednesday, Comer explained that the convicted sex offender would sit for a deposition at Federal Correctional Institution Tallahassee on Aug. 11.

As President Donald Trump continues to muse over firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over refusing to cut interest rates to his liking, an analysis by The Atlantic staff writer Roge Karma found that were Trump to ultimately replace Powell and get rates cut to his liking, he could very well kick off a wave of higher real-world interest rates, and soaring prices.

“Many experts, including former Fed chairs, believe that cutting rates simply because the president demands it could have an even more profound consequence: it would tell the world that the U.S. central bank can no longer be trusted to credibly manage the money supply going forward,” Karma wrote in an analysis piece published Wednesday in The Atlantic.

A prominent national security expert on Wednesday summed up a new 12-page ruling rebuking the Trump administration as the judge saying, "You dumba--es, you got everything wrong."

Legal analysts and researcher Seamus Hughes uncovered the docket for the Epstein grand jury unsealing in the Southern District of Florida, noted national security expert Marcy Wheeler.

CNN fact-checker Daniel Dale tore into Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, after she gave a press briefing in which she doubled down on her claim former President Barack Obama committed "treason" and improperly manipulated intelligence agencies during the Russia investigation.

The claim is based on documents the Trump administration surfaced earlier this month — but those documents don't actually support what Gabbard or Trump are saying, Dale explained.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt suggested that President Donald Trump would push for his government to cancel all contracts with Elon Musk's xAI company.

During a Wednesday White House briefing, Leavitt was asked if Trump supported "federal agencies contracting with Elon Musk's AI company."

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard avoided mention of President Donald Trump's Jeffrey Epstein scandal while suggesting former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had "psycho-emotional problems" and used "heavy tranquilizers."

During a White House briefing on Wednesday, Gabbard shared a declassified report from House Republicans about whether or not Russian President Vladimir Putin interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.