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Donald Trump on Sunday announced the position his attorney and spokesperson Alina Habba will serve in the president-elect's upcoming administration.

The former and incoming president took to Truth Social over the weekend to announce a slew of new appointments, including that of Habba, who made some headlines during Trump's civil defamation trial.

Donald Trump on Sunday posted a new advertisement for his fragrance line, sparking outrage among critics.

Trump used a photo of President Joe Biden's wife, Jill Biden, to advertise his "Trump Perfumes & Colognes."

Fox News Senior Medical Analyst Dr. Mark Siegel urged viewers not to drink raw milk despite a push by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of health and human services.

Siegel made the remarks Sunday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture ordered testing of the nation's milk supply over concerns about bird flu contamination.

After watching a clip of Donald Trump promising to eliminate birthright citizenship during an interview with NBC's Kristen Welker that was broadcast on Sunday morning, his niece, Mary Trump, shot down his argument on while appearing on MSNBC.

Speaking with fill-in host Charles Coleman Jr, the president's niece came right out of the gate claiming her uncle has no idea what is in the Constitution.

"Look, let's be very clear here –– it's despicable," she began. "Also, he doesn't know what he's talking about. I think that's the first time he's ever heard any part of the Constitution in his life."

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"He's a deeply ignorant, cruel man who seems to forget that his father was a first-generation American," she elaborated. "So, if it hadn't been for birthright citizenship, my grandfather probably wouldn't have been allowed to stay here."

"Obviously, the immigrants Donald hates are people of color," she accused. "What he also doesn't understand is the reason why we have the 14th Amendment was because we enslaved an entire race of people, and it was to ensure that after the Civil War was over and they were freed, they were, in short, protected by citizenship being conferred upon them. So, it's a power grab. I don't think there is any mechanism by which he can make it happen, but this is another instance in which we are in the unfortunate position of having to rely on Republicans to do the right thing and protect American citizens."

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Republican National Committee (RNC) co-chair Lara Trump said over the weekend she was concerned President Joe Biden would set a "bad precedent" by issuing preemptive pardons to people who might be unfairly targeted by President-elect Donald Trump's incoming administration.

Appearing Sunday on Fox News, Lara Trump responded to reports that the Biden administration was considering pardons for Dr. Anthony Fauci and members of the House committee that investigated the Jan. 6 riots.

During the closing panel segment on CNN's "State of the Union," commentator Jamal Simmons admonished conservative Scott Jennings after his rant calling President Joe Biden a "disgrace."

With host Jake Tapper bringing up the pardon of Hunter Biden, Jennings, who has assumed the role of defender of Donald Trump on the cable network, grew agitated and lashed out about the pardon while others at the table took a more understanding view regarding the president protecting his son from incoming Trump officials who have vowed revenge.

"It was a total disgrace," Jennings said of the pardon. "He's leaving office in disgrace because of this pardon. And it's not just the pardon, it's the lying to the American people. According to NBC News, he and his top aides hatched a plan to lie to the American people. and then this week, he didn't even have the guts to go out to the White House podium and take questions about it."

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He added, "The media, the people who cover this White House, ought to be absolutely livid at the gaslighting and then the continued gaslighting and the hostility towards the idea of transparency," before insisting "He's going out of office as one of the least liked and most divisive presidents we've ever had."

That led Simmons to jump in with, "Let me just say this: let's not get too righteous, self-righteous about this, right?"

"If you walk into a boxing match and you find out the person you're fighting is an MMA fighter, sooner or later you got to take the gloves off and get into the fight," he explained. "I think what they have discovered in the White House is that everyone else is playing by these very pristine rules, while Trump is doing whatever he wants to do, whatever the heck he wants."

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Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) claimed that former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) tricked President-elect Donald Trump into nominating him for attorney general so he could resign from Congress before an ethics investigation exposed alleged sex crimes.

During a Sunday interview on Fox News, host Maria Bartiromo asked McCarthy to react to Gaetz withdrawing as the nominee for attorney general after reports said that the House Ethics Committee heard testimony that the former congressman had sex with a 17-year-old girl.

President-elect Donald Trump confirmed his promise to end birthright citizenship on his first day in office despite constitutional protections.

In an interview that aired Sunday on NBC, host Kristen Welker pressed Trump on his campaign promise to do away with birthright citizenship.