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Mick Jagger continued his Donald Trump-trolling tour this weekend when the iconic Rolling Stones frontman reminded the crowd to do their civic duty.

Jagger was introducing the fan favorite "Sweet Virginia" chosen by concert attendees in Atlanta's Mercedez-Benz Stadium when he admitted the band had wanted another outcome, according to an Atlanta Journal Constitution report.

Donald Trump's attorneys will almost certainly try to delay sentencing due to a comment about the case left on the court's Facebook page, but a legal expert cast doubt on their chances of halting the process.

New York Justice Juan Merchan brought the comment, in which a social media user claimed their cousin was a juror and thanked them for their hard work, to the attention of Trump's lawyers and prosecutors but did not ask either party to take any action, and MSNBC's Lisa Rubin told "Morning Joe" the post would not likely pause sentencing.

Fox News this week hyped up a purportedly "eye-popping" revelation about Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson disclosing that she received concert tickets from pop star Beyoncé whose value totaled nearly $4,000.

However, Fox's report almost completely overlooked the far more substantive gifts that were reported by right-wing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who has disclosed accepting gifts from assorted wealthy donors whose value tops $4 million, or roughly 1,000 times more than the purportedly "eye-popping" Beyoncé tickets.

The campaign arm for House Democrats hit back at Republicans who are taking credit for infrastructure funding they voted against.

Congress approved $1.2 trillion in infrastructure funding three years ago to help recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, although only 13 House GOP lawmakers backed the law – in the face of attacks by Donald Trump – to fund roads, rails and bridges.

The New Republic's Alexander Nazaryan recently took a trip to see former President Donald Trump's Trump Ocean Resort Baja Mexico and came away less than impressed.

In fact, Nazaryan found that the Mexican Trump resort, which daughter Ivanka Trump once described as "a world-class resort befitting of the Trump brand," to be little more than a "huge, muddy hole."

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski recoiled in horror after watching clips of Donald Trump's rambling speech in Las Vegas, saying his incoherence was further proof he was "unfit" to serve again as president.

The presumptive Republican nominee's campaign hired extra medics, and allegedly some attendees, to attend the rally Sunday as temperatures ran above 100 degrees, and the "Morning Joe" co-host was disturbed by Trump's inability to stay focused and deliver meaningful remarks after his teleprompters apparently failed to work.

A Georgia Republican candidate who was convicted on charges related to storming the United States Capitol on January 6th, 2021 stormed out of a primary debate on Sunday.

As reported by the Atlanta Journal Constitution, congressional hopeful Chuck Hand walked off stage after he accused his Republican opponent, Wayne Johnson, of "orchestrating attacks on my wife."

Reacting to Donald Trump's speech on Sunday at a rally in scorching Las Vegas, MSNBC contributor Donny Deutsch hammered the former president for calling the Jan. 6 rioters "hostages," before accusing him of creating a fake "reality" for his supporters.

Speaking with Deutsch, "Way Too Early" host Jonathan Lemire suggested Democrats will use footage of Trump's fans storming the Capitol and attacking Capitol police as the election nears.

"Let's start with Donald Trump," Lemire prompted his guest. "This is not a new refrain, him praising the January 6th insurrectionists; now, calling them heroes and contrasting them with the Capitol police, just a new low."

"Also using the word hostages," Deutsch replied. "You know, with what's going on in Israel. We have hostages we know all too well and sadly. To call them hostages is ridiculous. J6, all of the sudden now it's a thing because he's branded it, J6 and that the police said, 'come on in, come on in.'"

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"It's just as if the videotape never existed as if we never saw the footage," he continued. "It's just amazing how he can defy any sense of reality, and his followers believe it."

"You know, it's been a few years, and we've got to just continue to refresh people's memories," Deutsch elaborated. "When you see it, you just wonder, how can anybody vote for this side, who relishes these people, who calls these people champions, who calls these people heroes, victims, hostages. You're staring at this and going, 'What planet am I on?"'

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