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Montage shows Fox News hosts try — and fail — to get Trump to walk back certain remarks

A new video montage published Monday by The Bulwark shows former President Donald Trump repeatedly struggle to walk back his own statements, even when teed up by Fox News.

Will Saletan, writer for the publication, shares the montage on the Bulwark's YouTube channel. The searing 11-minute video touches on Trump's brags about his own intellect, his vow to use the criminal justice system for retribution against his foes, and his statement to Christians that they won't have to vote again after this year.

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'I had nothing to do with that': Pelosi grilled by CNN host over Biden exit

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) once again denied any direct involvement in the pressure to force President Joe Biden out of the presidential race in an interview with CNN's Dana Bash on Monday evening.

Pelosi, who also discussed the contest for Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate and the relationship she and Harris have as fellow San Francisco politicians, was reportedly a driving force behind the effort to remove Biden, who sparked fears in the party about his fitness to carry on a campaign and a second term after his disastrous debate with former President Donald Trump.

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GOP experts agree it's Trump's 'election to lose' — and he's 'squandering' an opportunity

Two Republican political experts agree: The U.S. economy slowing combined with recent world events means this is former President Donald Trump's election to lose. And both experts seemed to wonder aloud, "What is Trump doing?"

Erick Erickson, the founder of Red State, questioned Trump's actions on the social media site X on Monday night.

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'It does confuse me': Fox News host checks pundit claiming stock market better under Trump

Fox News host Neil Cavuto proved Monday that he is not afraid of calling out Donald Trump's contradictory claims when it comes to the U.S. economy.

Mediate points out that the former president in February "took credit for the booming stock market because, he claimed, investors 'think I’m going to be elected.'

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Black SUVs at home of Minnesota VP candidate Tim Walz ignites internet speculation

Speculation ignited Monday night — and then was quickly extinguished — after a video shared on social media purportedly showed multiple Black SUVs leaving the home of vice presidential hopeful and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.

Around 6:30 p.m. Eastern Time Monday, Dan Green posted on the social media site X that he was near Walz's home and that a "bunch of black SUV's just rolled out."

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'Not surprised at all': Hometown news editor explains Ohio knew about Vance's 'weirdness'

Ohio newspaper editor Chris Quinn isn't surprised to see the world's reactions to Republican vice presidential candidate and Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance's "weirdness."

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace on Monday, Quinn, editor of Cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer, explained he is "not surprised at all" to see shock over Vance.

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'Cat got your tongue?' Trump aide lashes out at Kamala Harris' '15 days of silence'

As the U.S. economy dipped Monday, Donald Trump's famously triggered aide accused his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, of not only causing an inflation and border crisis but of ducking the media for more than two weeks.

The U.S. experienced a frightening Monday stock market plunge reminiscent of a 1987 crash that spread around the world. The S&P 500 dropped 3 percent — its worst day in nearly two years — as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 1,000 points, or 2.6 percent, and the Nasdaq composite fell 3.4 percent.

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Texas 'voter suspense' list climbs past 2 million as election gears up: report

As the presidential contest draws nearer, Texas faces pivotal elections including a Senate race — and the number of people whose voter registrations are on the "suspense list" has now topped 2.1 million, according to The Dallas Morning News.

If you are a voter in Texas and on that list, it doesn't mean you won't be able to vote, the paper stressed — but it does mean there are potentially some extra obstacles.

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'Get the facts right': Democratic Fox News analyst fact-checks colleagues on the economy

Fox News has spent much of the day trying to raise doom and recession fears, following a market correction that saw sharp losses on stock exchanges worldwide. But Robert Wolf, a Democratic commentator on the network, shut down the panic during a conversation with analyst Tomi Lahren.

The fact is, he noted, even with the market correction, the economy is far stronger than it was under the Trump administration.

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'That's mean to Elvis!' MSNBC panelists laugh at comment that Trump's in 'fat Elvis' phase

MSNBC panelists couldn't help but chuckle Monday afternoon after The Bulwark's Charlie Sykes identified former President Donald Trump as being in the "fat Elvis stage of his career."

Former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) praised Sykes's comment on Monday morning, which started the network off.

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Fight breaks out between Republicans at opening of Trump campaign office in Georgia

A celebration of the opening of Donald Trump's campaign office in Valdosta, Georgia was marred by a physical fight between two conservatives.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution gathered information from police and witnesses following the July 29 event. A police report said that Brandon Phillips, the top aide to U.S. Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA), intervened in an argument related to election security.

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Trump won't make nice with Kemp unless he's panicked Georgia is slipping away: Ex-aide

Former President Donald Trump has no second thoughts about attacking Georgia's Republican Gov. Brian Kemp and his family because he is convinced he's got the state in the bag and doesn't need the help of politicians on the ground to win it.

That's according to Erin Perrine, former communications strategist for the Trump 2020 campaign, who told CNN's Jake Tapper on Monday that if that assessment changes, it could be a different story.

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Here's how you can tell Trump is getting 'desperate': columnist

Donald Trump is getting "desperate," a Vanity Fair columnist wrote Monday.

Over the weekend, Trump spoke to a Georgia audience where he relitigated his 2020 election loss and the Republican officials who refused to act on his behalf. According to contributing editor Eric Lutz, it's a tell. Trump frequently turns to racism and 2020 election conspiracies when slipping into impetuous patterns and impulsive rants.

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