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Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), who was endorsed by former President Donald Trump for U.S. Senate, ended up on the other side of Trump's favor on Wednesday. Now he's pushing out his first campaign ad, promoting his participation in Trump's Jan. 6 rally.

"Mo Brooks is disappointing," Trump told the Washington Examiner in a recent interview. "It’s a very tight race between the three of them right now, and I’m not particularly happy."

Former Jan. 6 Capitol attacker Joey Gilbert started his campaign for governor in Nevada on Wednesday, with a 60-second video with a slew of QAnon-related conspiracies.

While Gilbert begins the ad quoting John F. Kennedy, he turns to attack "a powerful group of elites," like George Soros, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey, saying they "want to enslave every generation." He didn't explain what they would be enslaved to do, however.

A new court filing from the FBI claims that China was caught trying to bring down a congressional candidate.

According to the court documents from the Eastern District of New York, Qiming Lin was a member of the Chinese secret police tasked with following a Democratic congressional candidate who was running in Long Island.

The co-hosts of "The View" discussed the mistrust of the Supreme Court as it has grown more overtly partisan and corporate throughout the past few years.

Joy Behar noted that Americans can support something all they want but it clearly doesn't mean that political leaders will make it happen.

It was just last month that the women's group EMILY's List pulled their support of Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) after she and Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) killed the Build Back Better bill. According to Politico, that might extend to the Human Rights Campaign next.

The bill would have been deficit-neutral, and funded free community college, help develop training programs for workers to get higher-skilled jobs and focused on affordable elder care. Another part of the bill would have extended the children's tax credit for 10 years and funded pre-K education, subsidized child care and contributed to help establish paid family leave and medical leave.

A Vice News report that aired on the network revealed the terrifying way that dangerous chicken is being sold all over the United States and it's putting kids in comas.

The story details the fate of several young children who ate chicken nuggets at fast food establishments like Chick-fil-a, McDonald's and other places that left them so ill it will take years to recover. At issue is chicken tainted with campylobacter, which has now become the biggest foodborne illness in the United States.

The U.S. Senate just officially voted to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.

When the United States was at war in the early 1900s there was a desperate need to save energy, but scientists now believe that it seems to be detrimental to your health.

Former President Donald Trump gave a strong endorsement to Hungarian President Viktor Orbán who seeks reelection in his toughest race thus far, according to the BBC.

In a partially all-caps press release, Trump explained that the authoritarian leader is "TOUGH, SMART, AND LOVES HIS COUNTRY."

Men who can't get women to have sex with them pose a terrorism risk, according to a new assessment from the U.S. Secret Service.

According to CNN and CBS the report focused on the growing threat from men who refer to themselves as "anti-feminists" or "involuntary celibates." The men claim that because women won't date them or have sex with them that they have a right to retaliate or attack women. They believe they are entitled to sex with women.

Just 24 hours ago, Russia's Channel 1 Marina Ovsyannikova held up an anti-war sign urging Russians not to believe propaganda. According to one American on the ground in Russia, the incident sent shockwaves through society with the video being pushed around to millions on social media and via text message.

The Daily Beast reported Tuesday that after the incident, another Russian state television personality went nuclear, literally. Olga Skabeeva, who hosts the Russian show "60 Minutes," quoted a statement from White House press secretary to claim, "Jennifer Psaki’s statement said that no matter what Putin does in Ukraine—whether he uses biological weapons or drops a nuclear bomb—the United States won’t get involved."

The New York Times reported Monday that court filings accused a Russian businessman trying to create a cannabis empire of making $1 million in illegal campaign donations to federal and state candidates.

Andrey Muraviev was part of an effort just three months before the 2018 midterm elections where he would give donations in the name of another person.

Mother Jones reporter David Corn revealed Sunday that Russian officials have been telling state-run media that they must promote Fox host Tucker Carlson's monologues on their channels, as he has been the single biggest promoter of the Kremlin's cause on American TV.

Speaking to MSNBC's Joy Reid, Corn joined counter-intelligence expert Malcolm Nance to discuss the ways in which some right-wing pundits are promoting Russian propaganda about the war in Ukraine.