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Former White House aide Alyssa Farah Griffin unleashed on Donald Trump and the danger he poses to the country during her Tuesday episode of "The View."

The conversation began with the New Hampshire Primary, where voters will be split between Nikki Haley and Trump as the two main contenders. Griffin had said she is 100 percent behind Haley — but she warned her candidate looks way behind in polls.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said she was drawing a "red line" on Rep. Mike Johnson's (R-LA) speakership because Republicans were "sick and tired of being humiliated in Congress."

During a Tuesday appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room broadcast, Greene said she objected to funding for Ukraine or a deal on U.S. immigration policy.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) scolded the U.S. Supreme Court after justices ruled that President Joe Biden's administration could remove razor wire placed at the border by Texas officials.

During an interview on Tuesday, Real America's Voice correspondent Ben Bergquam asked Greene about the recent Supreme Court ruling.

Florida Republicans have a new idea — create a state program that will bail out up to $5 million of former President Donald Trump's legal expenses with public money.

The legislation — first reported by Newsweek — has been proposed by Florida's Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis and is being sponsored by State Sen. Ileana Garcia. It would establish a bucket of cash called the "Florida Freedom Fighters Fund."

A former Republican lawmaker said Monday Donald Trump’s return to the White House is not a fait accompli for one simple reason: he’s a “thug.”

“He is the mob boss of the Republican family, who makes Don Corleone look like a Boy Scout leader,” writes former Illinois Lt. Gov. Bob Kustra for the Herald Sun. “He makes ‘The Manchurian Candidate’ look like an innocent bystander.”

Donald Trump's attorney has asked a federal judge to postpone the former president's defamation trial so her client can campaign for the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday.

The request came at a Monday hearing over allegations Trump defamed writer E. Jean Carroll after raping her. The judge had announced an adjournment of Monday's hearing for a day after a juror fell sick and the attorney, Alina Habba, complained of having a fever.

Conservative Charlie Sykes bashed Republicans who are casting about for an alternative to Donald Trump but would still vote for him if he's the Republican nominee.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appeared to be a strong challenger to Trump when he first entered the race, but he became the latest GOP candidate to falter against the quadruple-indicted former president, and Sykes told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that even anti-Trump Republicans would eventually coalesce around him.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Sunday disavowed the far-right Patriot Front group after a march in New York City.

In a viral video on Saturday, members of the group could be seen marching toward the World Trade Center. The purpose of the protest was not immediately clear, but marchers carried a sign reading, "No Zionists in Government."

A Republican voter told CBS News that he was "not exactly worried" about abortion rights for women.

During CBS' Face the Nation program on Sunday, host Margaret Brennan asked a panel of Michigan voters about what would happen to abortion rights if Donald Trump was re-elected.

Sen. Ted Cruz’s show of support for former President Donald Trump hasn't gone according to plan.

Cruz (R-TX) took to X Friday to take a victory lap — boasting his name was among about 180 Republicans who condemned Colorado’s insurrectionist ban in a Supreme Court filing — only to find himself slammed by followers.

Chasten Buttigieg is criticizing a remark made by a far-right member of the House Freedom Caucus, U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL), for its "unnecessary homophobia."

Luna has been endorsed by then-President Donald Trump, U.S. Reps. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Marjorie Taylor Greene, (R-GA), and far-right Christian nationalist Charlie Kirk who heads the activist group Turning Point USA, which Luna belonged to.

A poll released prior to the third anniversary of the January 6 insurrection found that one in four Americans believe that the FBI "organized and encouraged" the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol. However, a former federal prosecutor thinks the rest of America should be "grateful" that only 25% subscribe to that conspiracy theory.

In a recent column for Lawfare, former U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg put that poll in perspective. He pointed out that, while it's true that one in four Americans believe the "nonsense" claim that the federal law enforcement was behind the U.S. Capitol siege that killed five police officers and injured hundreds more, the poll is less "depressing" when put in the context of other polls regarding information a large majority of Americans view as settled facts.