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'Hate hate hate': Trump plan reportedly reaches 'history books' for unpopularity

President Donald Trump's signature legislative initiative has reportedly reached the "history books" for how unpopular it is.

CNN data analyst Harry Enten appeared on the network Sunday to discuss five separate polls showing Trump's so-called "big, beautiful" bill with unprecedented levels of rejection from Americans.

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Trump hits 'cost-cutting Republicans' with a warning: 'Don't go too crazy'

Donald Trump on Sunday said that "cost-cutting Republicans," a moniker with which the president self-identifies, must be careful.

The comment comes amid active discussions surrounding the senate's version of what Trump has called the "big, beautiful" spending package.

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'No!': Trump lashes out at 'unelected senate staffer' causing him headaches

Donald Trump on Sunday lashed out against the Senate Parliamentarian, an office that has bumped heads with ruling parties at various times.

Recently, MAGA lawmakers such as Marjorie Taylor Greene have blasted the Senate official striking some parts of the bill when necessary under the law.

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'Never seen anything like this': Dems warn GOP is pressing 'big nuclear button'

Republican lawmakers are reportedly going "nuclear" to pass Donald Trump's so-called "big, beautiful" bill.

U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) sounded the alarm on Sunday, according to Igor Bobic, senior politics reporter at HuffPost. He posted what was happening as senators fight over the bill while it careens toward final passage.

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'Voodoo': Trump biographer exposes 'shell game' behind president's big bill

Asked by conservative commentator Charlie Sykes where the so-called "big, beautiful" bill stands, Donald Trump's biographer said we are "fully in the throes of voodoo."

Tim O'Brien, who spent massive amounts of time with Trump before writing TrumpNation: The Art of Being the Donald, was interviewed by Sykes in a video published Sunday.

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'Free agent' Thom Tillis is now bad news for Trump: MSNBC

According to the entire panel appearing on MSNBC with host Alex Witt, the decision by Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) to not run for re-election in 2026 is not good news for Donald Trump.

With the president already threatening to help another conservative primary the incumbent, Tillis no longer having to worry about another election allows him to vote as he pleases without fear of Trump.

As MSNBC's Sahil Kapur explained, "It's a big deal, a huge deal for the Senate, given that he is now a free agent to vote as he pleases. Ee saw several months ago during the debate around defense secretary, the nominee at the time, Pete Hegseth. He [Tillis] was agonizing about that decision he ended up supporting him, which to a lot of us here looked like a sign that he wanted to run for reelection, knowing that it would have been politically problematic for him to go against one of Trump's early priorities in terms of nominations."

"Fast forward to a few months later, it looks like he's had enough," he added.

Political strategist Basil Smikle contributed, "North Carolina is a competitive state for democrats, so its really, really interesting to see what comes next."

GOP strategist Susan Del Percio was asked about the impact it will have on the budget bill still winding its way through the Senate.

"He was a no vote and this just cemented it and it basically, I think Tillis was doing a little crisis management for his overall career and life because he said, enough, take me out of the equation. I'm going to vote no and you can't come after me after that. Like you can't threaten me," she replied.

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'Nonsense!' Leavitt melts down as leaked Iranian call disputes Trump bomb claim

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt strongly disputed details from an intercepted Iranian call that suggested damage to the country's nuclear program was not as extensive as President Donald Trump has claimed.

On Sunday, The Washington Post first reported the existence of signals intelligence, which included Iranian government officials discussing the recent U.S. attack on nuclear facilities.

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'Brain is peanut butter': Trump mocked for calling Japanese leader 'Mr. Japan'

President Donald Trump was brutally mocked over the weekend after he referred to Japan's leader as "Mr. Japan."

The president made the statement during an interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo about tariffs. As his July 9 deadline for tariff deals approached, Trump said he would rather send a letter to countries instead of negotiating.

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GOP's Tillis pulls plug on re-election bid after battling Trump: report

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) made a surprise announcement on Sunday afternoon that he will not run for re-election in 2026.

The North Carolina Republican issued a statement hours after Donald Trump attacked him once more on Truth Social for not supporting the GOP-authored megabill.

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Supreme Court conservatives to blame for whatever Trump tries next: WaPo editors

With the conservative justices on the Supreme Court undercutting the lower courts with their controversial 6-3 ruling on citizenship birthrights, the Washington Post editorial board suggested they should prepare to reap the whirlwind.

On Friday, as the court headed off to their break until October, the nation's court of last resort handcuffed the lower courts from ruling on simple constitutional issues that could and should be applied elsewhere.

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'He wasn't ready': Fox News trashes Pete Hegseth after presser crashes and burns

Fox News contributor Liz Claman criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after a question from correspondent Jennifer Griffin "triggered" him at a recent press conference on Iran.

"For Secretary Pete Hegseth, the main target was the media," Fox News host Howard Kurtz said Sunday of last week's statements to the press. "Liz, who do you think those anti-press comments were aimed at? Who was the audience for saying you all hate Trump, and that's why you want to tear them down?"

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'Get back to decency': MTG mocked on Fox News for flipping out on reporter

A panel of Fox News pundits slammed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) after she hung up on a reporter who asked her questions about her opposition to President Donald Trump's decision to bomb Iran.

On Sunday's Media Buzz program, host Howard Kurtz noted that Greene had recorded a video of herself cursing at the reporter before abruptly ending the call.

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'We're going to pound you at the polls': Dem snaps back at Republican on CNN

A Pennsylvania Democrat fired back at a GOP lawmaker from West Virginia during a CNN "State of the Union" panel discussion on the budget bill winding its way through the Senate.

Host Jake Tapper gave Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV) the first shot at defending the bill that has proved unpopular with voters according to recent polls as the CNN host pointed out to Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) earlier on the show.

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