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'You used to be conservative': Fox News icon gets brutal fact check for Trump king comment

Fox News political analyst Brit Hume was hit with outrage on Saturday after appearing to reject the premise of the "No Kings" protests this weekend.

Hume took to social media to defend the president. He wrote, "The 'No Kings' rallies are mostly a protest against a man who sought power 3 times through democratic elections and enacted his major agenda item by majority vote of democratically elected members of Congress."

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'Why? This is a mistake': Fox News contributor melts down after learning of new Trump move

Donald Trump just made a huge mistake in releasing a Republican from prison, according to former George W. Bush administration White House press secretary Ari Fleischer.

Fleischer, a Fox News contributor who served as press secretary under then-President George W. Bush from January 2001 to July 2003, chimed in over the weekend after learning that Trump commuted the sentence of disgraced ex-GOP representative George Santos. Santos not only was found to have lied to voters about his background, but also to have committed wire fraud and other felonies.

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'You ok?': MAGA called out for complaining about 'old white people' at anti-Trump protests

Multiple MAGA commentators noted an abundance of older people protesting Donald Trump at "No Kings" protests across the country, leading one ex-MSNBC host to call them out.

Tony Ortiz (Current Revolt) posted a video on X on Saturday, writing, "Currently at the No Kings protest in Carrollton, TX and it’s almost exclusively old white people."

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'Bright red flag': Yale professor highlights 'blaring alarm bell' on new military strike

Donald Trump's administration just stepped in it with its latest military strike, according to a Yale professor.

Margaret M. Donovan, Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law at Yale Law School, appeared on MSNBC on Saturday to discuss Trump's latest attack on a foreign boat, purportedly carrying fentanyl. Donovan noted that the Trump admin returned the two survivors of the strike to their home countries, which she said was likely to avoid going before a judge on the topic of war powers.

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'Let him try': Conservative George Conway laughs off idea Trump could target him next

Conservative anti-Trump attorney George Conway has three words for the president who might try to indict him one day: "Let him try."

Conway, a frequent critic of Trump, appeared on MSNBC on Saturday to discuss the recent indictment of former Trump adviser John Bolton. According to Conway, Bolton's defense has a tough case on their hands, but, at the same time, it might be possible to show that he was retributively targeted.

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'Liars and smear artists': Major NYPD announcement leads to mockery of Republicans

Donald Trump, Mike Johnson, and other top Republicans were told they should eat crow on Saturday after the New York Police Department contradicted a popular right-wing narrative.

More than 100,000 people in New York gathered for the "No Kings" pro-democracy protests around the U.S. over the weekend, and the GOP had hyped up the notion that these would be violent protesters or even "terrorists."

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Protester claims discrimination by Trump: 'He wouldn't allow us to live in his properties'

A Los Angeles "No Kings" protester told MSNBC on Saturday that she and her parents were discriminated against by Donald Trump's family when they tried to rent property in New York years ago.

Trump was accused of bias in renting to Black people in connection with the rentals from his father, Fred Trump, in the 1960s, according to the New York Times. That old story got new life over the weekend, when a MSNBC reporter attended a "No Kings" protest in L.A.

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'Closures have been lifted': NYPD announces 'zero protest-related arrests' on No Kings day

The official X account for the New York Police Department announced on Saturday that authorities made "zero protest-related arrests" at the local "No Kings" protests.

Some analysts have hailed this weekend's pro-democracy protests as the largest on record, but others, such as political dynasty Meghan McCain, the daughter of the late GOP presidential candidate John McCain, do not understand the point.

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'Your father had the courage': Meghan McCain under fire for comment about 'No Kings' rally

Meghan McCain came under fire on Saturday after she made an unpopular comment about the "No Kings" protests.

Some analysts have hailed this weekend's pro-democracy protests as the largest on record, but political dynasty McCain, the daughter of the late GOP presidential candidate John McCain, does not understand the point.

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'A confession': Onlookers stunned by new Trump military move that 'makes no sense'

Donald Trump's administration on Saturday shocked observers with a decision not to arrest two suspected peddlers of fentanyl.

Trump over the weekend took the time to brag about a military strike, saying it was an "honor" while announcing that two were killed in the strike on a submarine. The New York Times also released a report focusing on the two survivors of the strike on the purported drug vessel, who were not arrested and were instead reportedly returned to their home countries.

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'Sharp break': Trump changes course by not arresting two survivors of military strike

Donald Trump's administration took a "sharp break" from its typical handling of military strike cases by choosing not to prosecute two survivors of an attack on a foreign suspected drug smuggling boat, according to the New York Times.

Trump over the weekend took the time to brag about the military strike, saying it was an "honor" while announcing that two were killed in the strike. The Times also released a report focusing on the two survivors, who were not arrested.

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'It was my great honor': Trump brags about killing two in mission 'destroying a large sub'

Donald Trump bragged on Saturday about a mission in which he says the government destroyed "a very large drug-carrying submarine."

The president took to Truth Social over the weekend to celebrate the mission.

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Trump admin stonewalling blocks legal progress on new Epstein bombshell: Ex-DOJ official

Following Friday’s revelation that Jeffrey Epstein had a close personal relationship with the prosecutor behind his 2007 “sweetheart” plea deal, former Justice Department attorney Brendan Ballou cast doubt on the likelihood of further legal action in the case, citing in part the Trump administration’s reluctance to release its cache of Epstein files.

On Friday, the House Oversight Committee released another trove of Epstein documents, among them being emails that revealed that Epstein had a close relationship with former federal prosecutor Matthew Menchel, that included a ski trip sometime in the 2000s and multiple meetings and dinners from 2011 to 2017, according to a report from the Miami Herald.

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