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'They're in Kansas': Comedy legend gives inside scoop on location of tapes to hurt Trump

Tom Arnold has been claiming for years to know about recordings so shocking they could end President Donald Trump's political career, and he recently pinpointed their whereabouts.

The comedian and actor produced a show called "The Hunt for the Trump Tapes" back in 2018, early in the president's first term in office, about his search for the fabled recordings from "The Apprentice" reality TV show, and he spoke about them to journalist Brian Karem and attorney Mark Zaid on their "Just Ask The Press" podcast.

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'Your life is not ending': Ex-GOP lawmaker mocks MAGA meltdown over Super Bowl halftime

A former Republican member of the House had a CNN panel laughing on Thursday morning as he described a freak-out by Donald Trump’s MAGA supporters over the selection of pop-star Bad Bunny to headline the next Super Bowl halftime show.

During a panel discussion over the reaction to the popular Puerto Rican artist, real name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, being handed the gig, ex-Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Il) said he finds MAGA critics “exhausting."

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'Very big deal': Trump niece claims he 'paid someone to take his SATs' to get into college

Donald Trump only got into college because "his older sister, did all his homework for him," according to the president's niece.

Mary Trump, a psychologist and the niece of the president, said in a recent video that her father was passed over by the family patriarch in favor of Donald Trump.

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'It was dark': Judge's 'chilling' response to Trump's lawyers stuns experts

A federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump's administration violated the First Amendment rights of pro-Palestinian students who are in the country on student visas by attempting to deport them. But, analysts on Wednesday were more stunned by the language the judge used in his opinion than by the crimes the administration purportedly committed.

On Tuesday, Judge William G. Young of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts ruled that Secretary of State Marco Rubio's efforts to deport student visa holders because of their political views violated the students' free speech rights.

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'The worst in quite some time': Trump hit by bad news as latest job numbers shock

Analysts were left shocked Wednesday after ADP released its latest jobs report that showed private employers had shed 32,000 jobs in September, a stark contrast to the expected gain of around 50,000 jobs.

“Very disappointing, it was a weak number; this is private sector jobs for September, the total comes in negative 32,000,” said CNBC host Sara Eisen on Wednesday.

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'Can't do that': Hegseth gets warning of possible military revolt after speech demands

According to retired United States Army Lt. General Mark Hertling, there is a strong possibility that members of the military leadership who listened to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s controversial speech in Quantico, Virginia, walked away planning ways to ignore some of his demands.

Speaking with the co-hosts of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Hertling, who earlier claimed Donald Trump was “rattled” by the cool response from the military professionals in attendance, said what Hegseth was ordering them to do would violate the oath they took in the service of their country.

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Trump left 'rattled' by cold response from military leaders: Ex-general

According to a former general who spoke with former colleagues at the gathering in Quantico, Virginia, where Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed the military leadership of the U.S., the president was knocked off his stride by the cool response he received.

Appearing on MSNBC, retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, now a military analyst for the network, claimed Trump is used to adoring crowds — and the stoic response from the military professionals “rattled” him.

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'Don't you got a problem with this?' Dem shares JD Vance's awkward reaction to Trump stunt

President Donald Trump highlighted a moment on social media that House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) described as the "strangest" part of his meeting at the White House.

Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) met with the president Monday at the Oval Office with their Republican counterparts, House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, along with Vice President JD Vance in an unsuccessful attempt to stave off a government shutdown.

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Stunning new body cam footage could haunt Trump DOJ official: legal expert

New video of a top Justice Department official ordering the arrest of a Democratic mayor during a protest at an immigration detention facility could create serious problems for top brass, a former New York prosecutor said Tuesday.

In the video, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche orders Newark, New Jersey, Mayor Ras Baraka arrested — a directive previously only alleged in court documents.

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White House moves to withdraw controversial Trump nominee after explosive report: CNN

President Donald Trump's nomination for Commissioner of Labor Statistics is reportedly coming to an end.

Last month, Trump nominated E.J. Antoni for the role after firing Erika McEntarfer for releasing economic data he didn't like. The nomination faced immediate controversy over Antoni's lack of experience and partisanship.

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'25th Amendment!' Trump speech met with multiple calls for removal on social media

President Donald Trump's speech to top military brass was blasted as "absolutely unhinged" Tuesday — as onlookers voiced demands that to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove him from office.

The 25th Amendment provides a mechanism for the president's cabinet to sideline him from duty if they deem the president cannot execute his duties.

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Bizarre Trump ramble to military seen as 'truly significant turning point' in presidency

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparked concerns with his unusual order summoning hundreds of military commanders to Virginia for an all-hands meeting — but it the speech by President Donald Trump that left onlookers really confused.

The president and his Pentagon chief pledged to end "woke" and "politically correct" policies they believe had undermined military readiness, but neither speech seemed to justify the extraordinary order summoning the top brass from posts around the world to a Marine Corps base in Quantico, Virginia, in the eyes of many observers.

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'I traveled 8K miles to hear this?' Retired general rips into Hegseth's 'canned' speech

Retired Brig. Gen. Steve Anderson had nothing but scathing words on CNN Tuesday morning for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's all-hands speech to generals and admirals who had been called off their assignments from around the world to hear him speak — an event other experts have warned is an unnecessary security risk.

"Have you heard anything that constitutes a change, or an announcement or a reason to be addressing the group in the room today?" asked anchor John Berman.

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