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'So screwed up': Steve Bannon blasts Trump's latest military move on MAGA TV

One of President Donald Trump's top allies bashed the administration's decision to allow Qatar to build a military facility on American soil during an interview on Sunday.

Steve Bannon, host of the "War Room" podcast, discussed the administration's decision on a new episode of "Bolling!" on the MAGA-aligned network Real America's Voice. The interview happened about a day after the Trump administration announced it would allow Qatar to build a military facility in Idaho.

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'Doesn't end well': GOP analyst reveals Trump's latest moves put Republicans in 'jeopardy'

President Donald Trump's latest moves put Republicans in "jeopardy" ahead of the 2026 midterm election, one GOP analyst revealed on Sunday.

Former Rep. Carlos Curbelo, a Republican who represented Florida from 2015 to 2019, said on Sunday that Trump's efforts to prosecute his political opponents could cause Republicans to lose voters from the "political middle." That could significantly hinder the party's efforts to retain control of the House and Senate following the election.

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'Corrupting our youth and society': Trump issues winding threat to American universities

President Donald Trump issued a winding threat to American universities on Sunday, saying the institutions are "corrupting our youth and society."

"Throughout most of our History, America’s Colleges and Universities have been a Great Strategic Asset of the United States," Trump posted on Truth Social on Sunday. "Tragically, however, much of Higher Education has lost its way, and is now corrupting our Youth and Society with WOKE, SOCIALIST, and ANTI-AMERICAN Ideology that serves as justification for discriminatory practices by Universities that are Unconstitutional and Unlawful."

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'TACO strikes again': Observers bash President Trump's 'middle school' China strategy

Observers on Sunday bashed President Donald Trump's strategy for dealing with China after the president threatened to impose significant tariffs on the country.

On Friday, Trump threatened to hit China with 100% tariffs, a move that sent the stock market tumbling. The tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite Index fell by 3.6%; the S&P 500 lost 2.6% and the DOW Jones lost 1.9%.

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GOP congressman 'breaks with the speaker' on shutdown strategy: 'No justification'

A Republican member of the House passionately called on his Speaker to change course in a CNN interview on Sunday.

Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA) gave an interview with CNN's Manu Raju, who asked the lawmaker, "What do you say to Speaker Johnson, who says there is no reason for the House to come back into session?"

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'Orwellian:' GOP congressman publicly hits back against Stephen Miller

U.S. Rep Thomas Massie (R-KY) recently celebrated Massachusetts Institute of Technology's decision to reject a deal from the Trump administration, leading to a public dispute with Stephen Miller.

Raw Story reported on the MIT's initial statement saying it cannot support the Trump admin's plan. That led Massie to reply with, "The surest way to screw up the world’s best technical school is to let feds tell them how to run it... Congrats to my alma mater for turning down a bribe to let the executive branch dictate what happens on its campus."

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'George doesn't care': JD Vance lashes out at ABC's Stephanopoulos after interview blow-up

JD Vance Sunday lashed out at ABC's George Stephanopoulos after the host pulled the plug on an interview.

Vance spoke with Stephanopoulos on ABC, and the host asked questions about reports that "Border Czar" Tom Homan had accepted a $50,000 bribe as part of an operation by the FBI years ago. Instead of answering the direct question on whether Homan had accepted the money, Vance pivoted to talk about the shutdown, on which he blamed Democrats, and the interview was abruptly ended.

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'Don't worry about China': Trump claims 'President Xi just had a bad moment'

Donald Trump on Sunday posted a comment about China, telling citizens not to "worry" about the country or his "highly respected" Chinese counterpart.

The president took to his own social media site, Truth Social, over the weekend, where he insisted there was nothing to worry about with China, a nation which Trump recently threatened with even more tariffs in an escalating trade dispute.

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'A Trump appointee said no': Conservative flags the moment president's 'con' was 'exposed'

A Donald Trump-appointed judge showed everyone how this president should be handled, according to a conservative analyst Sunday.

New York Times columnist David French, a former writer for the conservative National Review, wrote an article Sunday explaining how, in his view, the president's appointed judge recently "exposed the Trump con."

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'Hall of shame': DOJ lawyers said to face 'severe consequences' for following Trump orders

Donald Trump's DOJ isn't just facing its prosecutions of Letitia James and James Comey being thrown out; it's also facing its attorneys being disbarred, according to a former Watergate prosecutor.

On Sunday, Nick Akerman, a former assistant special Watergate prosecutor and former assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York, suggested that the "death knell" to the James and Comey cases could be found in a recent decision in favor of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant who lived in the U.S. legally with a work permit and was erroneously deported to El Salvador.

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'Illegal hoax': Trump signals next DOJ target with comment about his impeachment

Donald Trump on Sunday suggested Adam Schiff broke laws in connection with the first Trump impeachment, calling on "authorities" to "look into this!"

Just after the indictments of Letitia James and James Comey, the president took to Truth Social to signal a potential next target. Specifically, Trump named California Senator Schiff.

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'Verbal jujitsu:' ABC host ends interview as JD Vance refuses to answer bribery question

ABC's George Stephanopoulos, a host and former White House Communications Director, shut down an interview with JD Vance after the vice president refused to answer a question about a reported bribery scheme.

Vance spoke with Stephanopoulos on ABC, and the host asked questions about reports that "Border Czar" Tom Homan had accepted a $50,000 bribe as part of an operation by the FBI years ago.

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