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'They were baffled': FBI insiders stunned over firing related to Kash Patel's girlfriend

FBI Director Kash Patel has fired a man who he believes is responsible for media reports showing Patel used his FBI jet to fly to see his girlfriend sing at an event, according to reports.

Bloomberg Law reported on Saturday that Patel forced out a 27-year veteran of the bureau.

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'Inviting to lampoon you': Trump reportedly doing 'everything to make himself look worse'

Donald Trump seems to be doing everything to make himself look worse amid the federal government shutdown, a TV news panel said on Saturday.

A MSNBC panel over the weekend opened with a discussion on one of Trump's latest comments to GOP lawmakers. Specifically, they pointed out that Trump took to Truth Social to appeal to his fellow Republicans regarding the filibuster.

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'Insanity coming from MAGA': Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend furious over friendly fire

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend on Saturday melted down at the MAGA base for purportedly turning on the GOP lawmaker.

The controversy ignited when Greene (R-GA), who recently suggested that "forgotten" Americans should "overthrow" the government, appeared on Real Time With Bill Maher on Friday, Oct. 31. The appearance generated applause by Trump's critics, who saw Greene being critical of her Republican colleagues and the administration's actions.

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'He believes it is illegal to criticize him': New Trump remark sparks warning from senator

Donald Trump on Saturday declared a late-night TV host was "probably" breaking the law by criticizing him, leading a senator to sound the alarm.

Trump over the weekend targeted host Seth Meyers, saying, "Seth Meyers of NBC may be the least talented person to 'perform' live in the history of television."

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'Republicans, you will rue the day': Trump pushes to ensure Dems will 'never again' govern

Donald Trump on Saturday issued a warning to Republicans, telling them not to be "weak and stupid" and pushing them to make sure Democrats "never again have the chance" to govern the nation.

Trump, who earlier in the day accused yet another late-night TV host of "probably illegal" criticisms, took to Truth Social to appeal to his fellow Republicans.

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'I did warn you all': Obama tells voters to 'run the tape' in passionate anti-Trump speech

Former President Barack Obama on Saturday sounded off against President Donald Trump in a speech endorsing a candidate.

Obama over the weekend gave a passionate speech in an effort to boost Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger. As part of that lecture, Obama gave the audience an, I told you so.

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'Guns-a-blazing': Trump threatens new 'fast, vicious, and sweet' foreign military strike

Donald Trump on Saturday threatened military action on foreign soil, escalating previous remarks about the nation.

The president previously raised the possibility of sanctions against Nigeria for allegedly failing to rein in the persecution of Christians in what Trump now calls a "disgraced country." Nigerian officials have forcefully denied all the allegations.

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'Probably illegal!!!' Trump puts target on new late-night TV host over critical coverage

Donald Trump on Saturday ignored his feud with Jimmy Kimmel and focused in on another late-night TV host, deeming coverage critical of the president as "probably illegal," without evidence.

Trump over the weekend took to his own social media site, Truth Social, to attack Seth Meyers.

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'He said the quiet part out loud': Dem lawmaker says Trump is now attacking his own voters

President Donald Trump just "said the quiet part out loud" when it comes to attacks on his own supporters, a Democratic lawmaker said over the weekend.

US House Budget Committee Ranking Member Brendan Boyle (D-Pa.) appeared on MSNBC on Saturday, where he was asked about Trump's comments claiming that SNAP benefits expiring will mostly affect Democrats.

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'Hello Hollywood': MAGA cries traitor as Trump ally becomes 'darling of radical left'

A self-identified MAGA lawmaker is feeling the heat from the base of Donald Trump's supporters after appearing on a non-conservative's talk show.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), who recently suggested that "forgotten" Americans should "overthrow" the government, appeared on Real Time With Bill Maher on Friday, Oct. 31. The appearance generated applause by Trump's critics, who saw Greene being critical of her Republican colleagues and the administration's actions.

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Fox News mocked after network ‘fell for racist AI video’ smearing SNAP recipients

Fox News admitted a major blunder Saturday after it reported on videos of Americans “complaining” about federal food assistance being disrupted amid the government shutdown, videos it originally failed to identify as being generated with artificial intelligence.

“Wow – Fox News fell for a racist AI video about [Supplemental Nutrition Food Assistance Program] recipients with ‘7 baby daddies’… then when called out changed the story to be about AI videos going viral,” wrote The Tennessee Holler, a progressive news outlet, in a social media post on X Saturday.

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‘Stop protecting pedophiles!’ Democratic Party delivers brutal putdown to Mike Johnson

The Democratic Party delivered a brutal putdown to House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Saturday over his continued refusal to swear in Adelita Grijalva, despite her election victory in Arizona 40 days ago – the longest delay on record between a congressional candidate’s win and their swearing in.

Johnson has faced allegations that his hesitancy to swear Grijalva in stems from his fear of a discharge petition, a legislative tool introduced by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) to compel the Justice Department to release files on Jeffrey Epstein. The petition remains just one signature short of having garnered enough support to force a vote on the matter, and Grijalva has pledged to support it.

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GOP shamed for lack of 'backbone' as in-party revolt finally shows Trump can be stopped

New York Times editor Kathleen Kingsbury wrote Saturday that a small minority of Republicans attempted to block President Donald Trump’s unilateral tariffs on Brazil — and that action said a lot about what they haven't done.

While the votes were not enough to successfully stymie Trump’s tariff — thanks to Republican leaders’ curtailing the power of that vote — Kingsbury said the move indicated the party’s first meager effort to control their party’s leader and his authoritarian-style push for more power.

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