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Megyn Kelly, who once said she would "walk over broken glass" for Donald Trump, launched into a diatribe against former first lady Michelle Obama on Kelly's SiriusXM radio show Monday, saying the U.S. gave her "everything she has" and she should just "shut up" about any criticisms of the country.

This comes after Mrs. Obama expressed frustration at the country's inability to move past treating former President Donald Trump as a serious candidate for office at her speech in Kalamazoo, Michigan, saying, “I hope that you will forgive me if I'm a little angry that we are indifferent to his erratic behavior, his obvious mental decline, his history as a convicted felon, a known slum lord, a predator found liable for sexual abuse — all of this while we pick apart Kamala’s answers from interviews that he doesn't even have the courage to do, y’all.”

Donald Trump’s portrayal of himself as an “ally of working Americans” is his “biggest and potentially most consequential con” in what a columnist and Nobel Laureate calls the former president’s “lifelong career as a con man.”

Supporters who believe Trump “is anything but pro-working class Americans” are not his first victims, writes New York Times opinion columnist Paul Krugman, who began his Monday op-ed by listing Trump’s various business schemes that left investors on the hook financially – “even as he profited” – including students paying thousands of dollars for worthless courses and contractors left unpaid.

Former President Donald Trump ally Rudy Giuliani has already been made to turn over his Manhattan penthouse to pay the election workers he defamed in Georgia — and now, he may have to surrender his $3.5 million condo in Palm Beach, Florida, too, CNN reported.

This is of particular concern for him because it is one of his few remaining properties — and the one in which he is currently living.

An MSNBC commentator on Monday said the slew of racist remarks that emerged from Donald Trump’s New York City rally on Monday caused even some of the former president’s allies to distance themselves from the rhetoric coming out of his campaign’s closing message – in defiance of “one of the number one rules of Trumpism.”

MSNBC co-host Alicia Menendez said Monday that the comments from the Madison Square Garden rally – which included comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's on-stage monologue about Latinos and Puerto Ricans, whom he said, “love making babies” and live on a “floating island of garbage" – could come back to haunt Trump, particularly in a battleground state like Pennsylvania.

Disgraced Trump-loving actor Jay Johnston has been sentenced to 366 days in prison and restitution payments of $2,000 after pleading guilty to rioting at the Capitol on Jan. 6, CBS News' Scott MacFarlane reported on Monday.

Johnston has had roles in "Anchorman" and "Arrested Development," and is perhaps best known for his portrayal of the obnoxious restaurant owner Jimmy Pesto on the hit adult animated sitcom "Bob's Burgers," which fired him in 2021 after he was revealed to have participated in the storming of the Capitol.

A co-host of Steve Bannon's "War Room" podcast warned on the eve of Bannon's release from prison that "retribution is coming."

Bannon, who was appointed in 2016 as CEO of the Trump campaign and later as chief strategist after Trump's election to the White House, is finishing a four-month prison sentence in Danbury, Connecticut, after being found in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify to Jan. 6 investigators. He was set to be freed on Tuesday.

Republicans are urging the Supreme Court to block a Pennsylvania ruling that allowed voters whose mail ballots were rejected due to a technicality to cast provisional ballots on Election Day.

The request filed Monday by the Republican National Committee and Pennsylvania GOP for the high court to step in came after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in a 4-3 opinion that the critical battleground state must allow voters “who make mistakes when returning their ballots – errors that would require the votes to be thrown out” – to cast provisional ballots on Nov. 5, Politico reported.

Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.) spoke out on MSNBC after a slew of racist and sexist comments were made during Donald Trump's rally in Madison Square Garden on Sunday.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace began her Monday show highlighting a comedian who called Puerto Rico a "floating pile of garbage" at the rally in New York City.

Former President Donald Trump's plans would bring about economic ruin and hardship for millions of Americans, wrote Peter Harrell of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

At particular issue is Trump's plan to enact sweeping tariffs on imported goods across the board — something that has been widely panned by economists as a disastrous idea — and perhaps to even use these tariffs to replace the revenue from income taxes outright.

National Faith Advisory Board President Paula White, a televangelist, confirmed that former President Donald Trump turns to her when he wants a message from God.

Trump's "spiritual advisor" made the remarks during a Monday interview with the former president at an event for the advisory board.

Donald Trump’s rally in New York City featuring MAGA firebrands like Tucker Carlson and Vivek Ramaswamy served several purposes for the former president's campaign, but a columnist argued the overall message felt like a “promise of an occupation to come.”

“The message the MAGA caravan brought to Madison Square Garden was that their movement will soon be utterly unconstrained,” New York Times opinion columnist Michelle Goldberg wrote Monday.

Another monument has popped up in Washington, D.C. mocking Donald Trump with a faux honor.

"The Donald J. Trump Enduring Flame" monument appeared Monday with a hand holding a tiki torch, mockingly honoring Trump's response after the deadly "Unite the Right" riot in Charlottesville, Virginia, reported Huffington Post reporter Jen Bendery.