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President Donald Trump lashed out at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) after the MAGA loyalist argued the cost of living had gone up since he took office.

During an Oval Office event on Monday, one reporter told Trump that Greene "would rather see you focused on nonstop domestic policy meetings here at the White House instead of nonstop foreign policy meetings."

Experts bashed President Donald Trump's proposed plan to make housing more affordable on Monday, calling it a "disaster" that would result in more families passing down debt instead of assets.

Last week, Trump proposed creating a 50-year mortgage in an effort to make housing more affordable. That's in contrast to the traditional 30-year mortgage, which most Americans use to buy homes.

President Donald Trump warned that there would be a $2 trillion "catastrophe" if the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against his ability to impose emergency tariffs, despite having collected only around $100 billion.

"The 'Pay Back' Numbers being quoted by the Radical Left Lunatics, who would love to see us lose on Tariffs because of how bad it would be for our Country, are much higher than those being stated by our Fake Opposition," Trump insisted in a Monday post on Truth Social. "The actual Number we would have to pay back in Tariff Revenue and Investments would be in excess of $2 Trillion Dollars, and that, in itself, would be a National Security catastrophe."

LindellTV, the pro-Trump, conservative online streaming and media platform founded by election-denier MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, criticized Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Monday after he refused to take questions about a possible end to the historic government shutdown, Mediaite reports.

Speaking on Capitol Hill, Johnson made a quick statement to the press.

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) did everything he could on Monday morning to avoid answering whether Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) should remain in his leadership position or be forced out.

Although Schumer did not join the seven Democrats and one independent who voted to assist Republicans with ending the government shutdown, he has taken a beating from progressives and members of his own party for allowing the schism, which has infuriated Democrats.

Vice President JD Vance's communications team slammed Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) following the governor's fiery speech on Friday, accusing Vance of being a "total phony" who abandoned his community in middle America.

The controversy stemmed from Trump and Vance's decision to withhold funding from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, during the federal government shutdown, despite multiple federal courts ruling that this was not allowed. The Supreme Court temporarily stayed those decisions.