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'What a foolish psycho': Trump's Father's Day rant slammed by critics — Biden among them

It's not an American holiday until former President Donald Trump issues his all-caps complaint and is immediately, and ruthlessly, mocked.

On Father's Day, Trump decided to celebrate his status as family patriarch with a lengthy tirade against "radical left degenerates" the former president, recently convicted on criminal charges, accused of "trying to influence" the judicial system against him.

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'This is payback:' Ex-prosecutor warns Steve Bannon hid 'chilling' threat in recent speech

Former President Donald Trump's outspoken ally Steve Bannon frightened a former federal prosecutor who said he hid a "chilling" authoritarian threat in his campaign rhetoric.

Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance appeared on MSNBC Sunday to discuss Bannon's promise, made at the Turning Point Action event in Detroit on Saturday, that MAGA Republicans will be "coming after" those pursuing criminal charges against Trump.

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'Wildly inappropriate': Sneering ex-Trump official insults world leader who praised Biden

A former Trump-era official said Sunday he doubts German Chancellor Olaf Scholz “really knows what he’s talking about" after he heaped praise on President Joe Biden, according to a new report.

Elbridge Colby, Trump's onetime Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy and Force Development, took to X Sunday to slam the German chancellor for praising Biden at the G7 summit, Politico was first to report.

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'Not So Horrible City IPA:' Brewery hits back at Trump with new beer for Milwaukee's RNC

A Milwaukee brewery is slapping back at former President Trump's history-making gaffe that saw him reportedly claim in a closed-door meeting that the city hosting the Republican National Convention next month is "horrible."

The crowdsourced brewery MobCraft is now offering a new beer they call the "(Not So) Horrible City IPA," the local ABC affiliate WISN 12 was first to report.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene: 'I'm gonna be making boat parade plans' to help Trump win

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) revealed over the weekend that boat parades were her plan to put presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump over the top.

During an interview on Saturday, Real America's Voice host and convicted criminal Steve Bannon asked Greene what people in her Georgia district could do to help Trump in 2024.

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'Done to appease': Ex-prosecutor shreds Republicans' latest attack on Trump's conviction

Republicans whipping up a bill to bump former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial to federal court are wasting their time, a former federal prosecutor argued Sunday.

Renato Mariotti, formerly of the U.S. Attorney's office in Northern Illinois, appeared on MSNBC Sunday to throw cold water on Republicans' latest plans to challenge Trump's criminal conviction with a bill that would take the case away from New York state's criminal court.

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'Call on the $500K': GOP lawmaker's texts tied to dark money payment in new report

An analysis by OpenSecrets revealed in March that "dark money groups are spending at record levels in their efforts to influence the outcome of the 2024 U.S. elections."

Ohio Republican Governor Mike Dewine, however, was ahead of the times.

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'Kissing and petting': Trump 'spiritual advisor' tries to dismiss molesting 12-year old

According to a report from the Daily Beast, the pastor of Texas megachurch who was appointed to Donald Trump's "spiritual advisory" group in 2016, has admitted that he fondled a 12-year-old when he was 20 and was staying with her family in 1982.

That admission, made in a statement to the Christian Post, came after the woman, identified as Cindy Clemishire, spoke with The Wartburg Watch and accused Pastor Robert Morris, who is now a senior pastor at the Gateway Church in Dallas- Ft. Worth, of sexually assaulting her.

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'He cheated on your mother': Ivanka Trump mocked after 'amazing dad' post on Father's Day

Ivanka Trump received brutal comments after she shared Father's Day wishes for her "amazing" dad.

In a post to X (formerly Twitter), Ivanka Trump shared photos of her husband, Jared Kushner, and father, Donald Trump. The image of Donald Trump included his late ex-wife Ivana.

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Trump fires off unhinged Father's Day tirade to 'radical left degenerates'

Former President Donald Trump, a convicted felon, wished a happy Father's Day to "radical left degenerates" even though he said they were "trying to influence" the judicial system.

Trump made the remarks Sunday in an all-caps post to his Truth Social platform.

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GOP Intel chair: Ronny Jackson's drug use 'unrelated to the handling of classified' docs

House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Turner (R-OH) dismissed concerns that a Republican member of his committee used drugs while serving two presidents in the White House.

During a Sunday interview on Face the Nation, CBS host Margaret Brennan asked Turner about reports that Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX), a former White House doctor, used alcohol and Ambien while on an overseas trip where he was in charge of caring for a president. Jackson reportedly also made sexist comments about women, according to the reports.

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'If you're explaining, you're losing': Ex-GOP adviser busts Trump for new 'asinine' claim

Donald Trump's claim that he can't be a racist because he has "Black friends" was laughed off by former Republican party campaign adviser Tara Setmayer during an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday morning.

Speaking with fill-in host Melissa Murray, Setmayer explained that the very fact that the former president felt the need to address the racism issue is bad news and that his answer made it worse.

"We have said this many times before about how asinine this is coming out of Donald Trump's mouth," she told the host. "If you have to say 'I am not a racist,' trust me, if you're explaining, you're losing. There is a reason people feel this way."


"It starts at the beginning of his business career when he was sued for racial discrimination housing back in New York in the 70s," she elaborated. "And his consistent racism and bigotry throughout decades of his career, it's evident whether it was the books that were written about how he treated black employees at his casinos, whether it was about the Barack Obama birther theories or whether it was about his presidency calling immigrants from African countries 'sh--hole countries.'"

"Whether it was about his treatment of election workers, let's remember [Georgia poll workers] Ruby Freeman and Shaye Mossand what MAGA and Trump did to them? Why don't we ask those folks?"

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'You're a doctor': Maria Bartiromo asks Ben Carson if Biden 'makes it to the election'

Fox News host Maria Bartiromo turned to Ben Carson to ask if President Joe Biden would live to see the 2024 election.

During a Sunday interview on Fox News, Carson claimed that Americans "don't have leadership."

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