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Founders 'rolling in their graves' to see a 'felon' so close to the presidency: Christie

The founding fathers would be "rolling in their graves" to know that former President Donald Trump would have a legitimate chance of being elected president even if he is convicted of serious crimes, said rival candidate and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on CNN Wednesday.

Christie also took a shot at some of his other rivals for their inability to stand up to the former president they are ostensibly running against.

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'Grift more money': legal expert says Trump will keep pressing against NY judge for cash

One legal analyst predicts that Donald Trump will continue to use his lawyers to push the envelope in court to make more money from his supporters.

Trump's lawyers in the New York fraud case submitted their motion for a mistrial Wednesday, attacking Judge Arthur Engoron and his law clerk. The accusation is about political contributions they say were made by the staff of the judge and their claim that the judge is "biased" against them, as evidenced by his decisions on objections and motions.

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Defamed Georgia poll workers want Giuliani to pay up to $43M for telling election lies

He may have to pay bigly.

The two Georgia election workers who won their defamation case against former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for spreading lies about them and espousing bogus claims while serving as a Trump surrogate — are asking to be paid as much as $43 million in damages.

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Trump co-defendant in Georgia faces possible bail revocation after attacking witnesses

One of the co-defendants in the racketeering case that includes Donald Trump out of Fulton County, may have his bail revoked.

According to a motion filed by District Attorney Fani Willis on Wednesday, Harrison Floyd should have his bail revoked because he gave interviews to conservative outlets discussing the specifics of the case.

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GOPer scorches his own party in expletive-filled rampage

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) has an angry message for fellow House Republicans: You had one job to do!

In an expletive-riddled rant Wednesday, as transcribed by C-Span, Roy criticized his party’s inability to, among other things, include spending cuts in stopgap legislation that prevented a government shutdown over Thanksgiving.

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'It's all about Nancy Mace': Fox News host calls out lawmaker for being a 'narcissist'

Fox News host Neil Cavuto confronted Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) about her reputation as a narcissist Wednesday.

"Maybe given your rising fame and only two terms, now seeking a third, you've certainly gotten a lot of people's attention," Cavuto told Mace during an interview.

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​'Patently false': Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed for disputed Jan. 6 claim in new book

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) makes a striking claim in her new upcoming book, "MTG": that no Democrats were willing to defend the House chamber from the MAGA rioters breaching the Capitol on January 6.

“Several of the Republican congressmen said, ‘We’re going to stay right here and defend the House chamber,’" she wrote. "As they began barricading the door with furniture, I noticed not one Democrat was willing to stay to defend the chamber.”

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Middle school teacher calls Hamas attack on Israel a 'debunked' hoax: report

A teacher at a Maryland middle school is under investigation after she allegedly made posts to Facebook claiming that the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack that killed around 1,200 people in Israel was a hoax, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.

Sabrina Khan-Williams, who is currently listed on Tilden Middle School's website as a "Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Teacher," also claimed that Israel is harvesting the organs of Palestinians killed in the ensuing conflict.

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Trump blames E. Jean Carroll's own 'course of conduct' for damages in defamation trial

Attorneys for Donald Trump suggested writer E. Jean Carroll was to blame for any defamation damages after the former president denied raping her.

In the lead-up to what is expected to be Trump's second defamation trial involving Carroll, attorneys for both sides filed a joint motion this week to address pretrial issues.

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House Ethics Committee punts decision to punish George Santos

After months of investigation, the House Ethics Committee will not recommend punishment against scandal-plagued Rep. George Santos (R-NY), ABC News reported on Wednesday.

"Instead, the panel will release its evidence and details of its work for members to review and make their own conclusion about whether Santos should be removed from Congress," the report stated.

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‘Public needs to know’: Georgia election case lawyer admits to leaking Jenna Ellis video

The “knockout blow” video of Jenna Ellis admitting that a staffer told her Donald Trump was 'not going to leave' the White House was leaked to the press by one of his co-defendant’s lawyers.

Misty Hampton’s lawyer Jonathan Miller made the admission Wednesday at a hearing to discuss Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ emergency motion for a protective order filed in response to the leak.

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Trump trial judge issues protective order after tapes of co-defendants leak

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee on Wednesday said that he would enter a protective order after evidence was leaked in President Donald Trump's election interference case.

"The release of these confidential video recordings is clearly intended to intimidate witnesses in this case, subjecting them to harassment and threats prior to trial," the Fulton County District Attorney's Office said in a motion on Tuesday.

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Nevada's attorney general launches investigation into Trump's false electors

Nevada's attorney general has launched an investigation targeting pro-Trump activists who falsely claimed to be Trump electors after Joe Biden won the state in 2020, Politico reported.

According to report, the quietly-launched probe is putting Republicans who falsely declared themselves to be the state’s duly appointed Electoral College representatives in serious legal trouble.

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