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Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) tried to justify former President Donald Trump's increasingly authoritarian threats against political opponents and the "enemy from within" on CNN — and a stunned Jake Tapper had to keep reminding him that Trump "literally" said the things Youngkin denied he said.

Youngkin repeatedly insisted that Trump was just talking about drastic measures to get border security under control.

New polling released by CBS News suggests that nearly half of Republicans believe “widespread” illegal voting will occur in November – and almost all in that group claimed “rampant fraud” would occur in “racial minority communities.”

The findings were highlighted in a Washington Post column, and presented “a remarkable demonstration of the divide between Democrats and Republicans on basic matters of fact and on the reliability of different sources of information,” writes columnist Philip Bump.

Former President Donald Trump took to his social media account to rage about a spokesperson for Kamala Harris' campaign who has appeared on Fox networks.

"How much time does Ian Sams, Senior Advisor to Lyin’ Kamala Harris, spend on FoxNews?" Trump raged on TruthSocial. "He’s now on Cavuto, Fox’s Lowest Rated Show, by far, and spent much of the weekend hitting 'TRUMP,' totally unopposed, before two real 'beauties,' Eric Shawn and Arthel Neville – Not exactly the next Walter Cronkite of the Broadcasting World!"

Former Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera announced in a lengthy post to X on Monday that he is backing Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.

"With three weeks to go until Election Day, Donald J. Trump stands a reasonable chance of becoming the 47th President of the United States," wrote Rivera. "Despite assassination attempts, impeachments, special counsels, felony convictions and hundreds of millions in civil penalties, most polls show his race against V.P. Kamala Harris is too close to call."

A pro-MAGA cable news host felt the need to explain Donald Trump's "lack of focus" following a rambling interview Monday.

After wrapping up his interview with Trump, Newsmax host Chris Salcedo closed his show with a few final thoughts.

The pro-veteran group Vote Vets is out with a new ad — with Halloween-themed music — highlighting what it calls Donald Trump's cognitive issues, showing him misremembering situations and slurring words.

Among the pieces of evidence the group showed: a clip of Trump on Fox News talking about the crowd's response to the debate — when there was no crowd.

A Massachusetts town is cracking down on a resident’s projection of a Donald Trump political sign onto the town’s water tower, warning a cease-and-desist letter is in the works and a $100-a-day fine is possible “until the activity is discontinued.”

Lisa Green, town administrator in Hanson, Massachusetts, issued a statement over the weekend after the town “became aware that a resident was projecting the image of a political sign from their property onto the Town of Hanson municipal water tower,” according to a statement from Green as reported in the New York Post. The statement added that the town “does not endorse candidates for any office from any political party, nor does the Town allow political signs to be displayed on municipal property.”

If former President Donald Trump wins, his victory may be short-lived, retired American Enterprise Institute scholar Norm Ornstein speculated to Salon's Chauncey DeVega — because his running mate, Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance, could essentially give him the boot if it becomes clear his cognitive decline has become too severe to carry out the basic functions of office.

This is a consequence of the 25th Amendment, which provides a mechanism for the president's Cabinet to sideline him from duty if they deem the President cannot execute his duties.

The mayor of Los Angeles warned Monday that the nation's homelessness crisis would be far worse under a second Trump administration.

Speaking to CNN's Jake Tapper on "The Lead," on Monday afternoon, Karen Bass was asked about homelessness.

Hundreds of healthcare professionals are calling for former President Donald Trump to release his medical information, as Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden have done

Trump has never been one to reveal his private information, whether it be his taxes or his medical information. Even in the 2016 election, Trump obtained a letter from his long-haired personal physician that generated more laughs than it did assurance in his practice.

A host of Right Side Broadcasting Network interviewed a poodle named Ginger, an apparent candidate for Pennsylvania attorney general, at a rally for Donald Trump on Monday.

While speaking to Trump supporters at the rally in Oaks, host Paul Ingrassia met a woman who said her dog was running to become the state's top prosecutor.