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An ultra-conservative member of the House Republican majority is laying blame for the surge of immigrants at the Southern border not at the feet of President Joe Biden, but on his fellow Republicans — namely, former President Donald Trump.

During a recent interview with Fox Business' Neil Cavuto, Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX), who sits on the far-right House Freedom Caucus, took his party to task for failing to take decisive action on the border while they were in power.

A top House Republican is warning members of his caucus that their hardline attitudes could lead to electoral disaster in the fall.

During a recent impromptu gaggle with reporters, outgoing Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) offered frank criticism of both House Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-LA) leadership so far, and of far-right members of the House Republican Conference.

Allies of Donald Trump are enraged after Attorney General Merrick Garland expressed support for a "speedy" trial in regards to the ex-president's election interference case, Newsweek reported.

While the trial is scheduled to begin on March 4, there may be a delay since Trump's lawyers are arguing that he is immune from prosecution because his actions were carried out while he was president. Some think he may be trying to postpone the trial until after the election so he can try to dismiss the charges against him.

Former President Donald Trump's attorneys are arguing that not only did their client not engage in an insurrection against the United States government, but that he was acting as a peacemaker while his supporters violently stormed the United States Capitol.

Law and Crime reports that Trump's attorneys argued in a filing before the U.S. Supreme Court this week that "President Trump never participated in or directed any of the illegal conduct that occurred at the Capitol on January 6, 2021" and, what's more, "repeatedly called for peace, patriotism, and law and order."

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) has been hit by a complaint that he’s been doing some serious cherry-picking.

The accusation stems from the deposition of Hunter Biden’s friend Kevin Morris, who Thursday told House investigators behind the Republicans’ impeachment probe that he’d lent his newly sober friend $5 million.

Appearing early Friday with MSNBC's Jonathan Lemire, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance was asked about Donald Trump's latest claim about why U.S. president's need total immunity — and she responded that his bid to the U.S. Court of Appeals for D.C. is doomed.

As she told the host, Trump's case before the court contains a "fatal flaw."

With Republicans trying to undercut President Joe Biden's bid for re-election by pointing out his age, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) is using the same tactic on Donald Trump as she battles him for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

According to a report from the Washington Post, it's working and has knocked the embattled ex-president off message at the same time as he is fending off multiple costly criminal and civil trials.

A "primary patron" of Hunter Biden's since his father became president has agreed to be questioned by the three House committees leading the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, The New York Post reported.

Known as Hunter's "sugar brother," Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris was key in procuring income sources for Hunter from China and Ukraine, among others.

After watching clips of Donald Trump's "meandering" speech in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on Wednesday night, MSNBC's Willie Geist responded with a stunned "wow" — and he and MSNBC co-host Jonathan Lemire suggested it was just one more example that the former president's mind appears to be going.

With Trump jumping from topic to topic and rambling about subjects that included "liquid gold," former GOP speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) "driving grannies" off cliffs — and then bringing up his mother-in-law dying — the two hosts suggested the former president is handing Democrats more ammo about his mental decline.