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'Former Republican lunatics!' Trump rages in rambling post against growing list of foes

Convicted felon and former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social Thursday to rail against the growing number of conservative politicians who say he's a danger to American democracy.

Trump does not limit himself to complaining about former U.S. representatives from the states of Wyoming and Illinois, but he grants them the privilege of being donned with monikers: "Cryin’ Adam Kinzinger, and Liz 'Out of Her Mind' Cheney."

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‘Big league’: Trump swears he got higher TV ratings than ‘Friends’

The new book "Apprentice in Wonderland" is an exploration of the television show that took already famous businessman Donald Trump and made him a TV celebrity despite six bankruptcies in five of his companies, an excerpt in Vanity Fair revealed.

After six interviews with Trump personally, author and co-editor Ramin Setoodeh, the editor-in-chief of Variety, wrote that after the first season of "The Apprentice," Trump thought he should combine the salaries of all of the stars on "Friends" — and that should be what he would make per episode.

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'Highest rated show you've ever done': Trump's Dr. Phil teaser airs big hugs and boasts

A new teaser for former president and convicted felon Donald Trump's interview with Dr. Phil includes big hugs under a crystal chandelier and boasts about television ratings.

Trump shared the video trailer on Truth Social hours before the airing of his interview with Phillip Calvin McGraw, the psychologist who shot to fame talking mental health with Oprah in the 1990s.

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'Coup plotter!' Bannon's post-sentencing MAGA meltdown disrupted by determined heckler

Steve Bannon's attempts to cast his pending prison sentence as proof of a political witch hunt was swiftly shut down by an enraged protester who disrupted his courthouse press conference Thursday.

"You're a coup plotter," the protester roared. "You're going to jail!"

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'It pays to be Clarence': Data shows justice raked in 'staggering' $4 million in gifts

Supreme Court Justices have received about $4.7 million in gifts over the past two decades — more than $4 million of which was pocketed by Clarence Thomas, newly revealed data show.

Outrage erupted Thursday as word spread of the new "staggering tally" of Supreme Court gifts which was collected by the nonprofit accountability group Fix the Court.

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Republican yells at Raw Story when asked about clash between ex-Gov. Larry Hogan and Trump

WASHINGTON — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Larry Hogan has drawn ire from former President Donald Trump's campaign after he said Americans should respect the guilty verdict against the former president.

But one lawmaker is calling any hints of a feud between Hogan and Trump fake news, despite the fact that Trump's allies have been openly attacking Hogan for days.

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'Could sink his presidential bid': Karl Rove begs Trump to stop whining about conviction

Karl Rove wants former President Donald Trump to stop whining about his criminal conviction.

Rove, onetime senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to former President George W. Bush, made this plea for stoicism in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece published Thursday.

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Republicans in Pennsylvania boo cops who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6

Former law enforcement officers Aquilino Gonell and Harry Dunn were honored in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, but some Republican lawmakers booed them.

House Speaker Joanna McClinton (D) brought the men to the state capitol and introduced them to the House floor. Republicans responded by booing and hissing. Others simply walked out of the room, the Washington Post reported after speaking to lawmakers.

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'He calls fallen heroes suckers': Trump's D-Day tribute does not go according to plan

Former President Donald Trump, a convicted felon, honored those who risked their lives on the beaches of Normandy eighty years ago Thursday with a memorial posted on his Truth Social platform.

"The men of D-Day will live forever in history as among the bravest, noblest, and greatest Americans ever to walk the earth," Trump declared on Truth Social. "They shed their blood, and thousands gave their lives, in defense of American Freedom. They are in our hearts today and for all time."

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'One intelligent thing she's doing': Ex-judge says Cannon is using delays to save her job

The federal appeals court overseeing U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon would have "no choice" but to remove her from the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case if she ruled with Donald Trump's assertion that special counsel Jack Smith was illegally appointed, said former Miami-Dade County court judge Jeff Swartz on CNN.

Swartz in particular slammed Cannon's decision Wednesday to hold a multi-day hearing on Trump's motion to throw out the case — and allow testimony from unrelated third-party right-wing lawyers at that hearing — as well as drag out motions from Smith to impose a gag order on Trump.

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'She knows damn well': Legal expert comes 'unglued' in outburst over Senator Susan Collins

Former top Justice Department prosecutor Andrew Weissmann raised concerns about the 2.0 version of Donald Trump's White House.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace asked Weissmann about a world in which Trump knew what he knows now about controlling the government by firing his foes.

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'Doomed': Experts say Trump election racketeering case just heard its 2024 death knell

A Georgia appeals court Wednesday sounded the death knell for former president and convicted felon Donald Trump's Georgia election racketeering case, legal experts said Wednesday. At least, for 2024.

The Court of Appeals of the State of Georgia issued this stunning blow with an order staying Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' case until Trump's challenge to her prosecution is resolved.

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Beauty queen who confessed married Trump kissed her now claims he tried to go further

A new book Apprentice in Wonderland by Variety Editor-in-Chief Ramin Setoodeh is set to be published later this month — but shocking excerpts are already being released.

Among claims made by former "Apprentice" winner Randall Pinkett to Setoodeh is that the married Donald Trump wouldn't stop talking about how much he wanted to have sex with another contestant, Jennifer Murphy, The Atlantic reported.

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