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A pair of legal experts slammed President Donald Trump for attempting to prosecute people who protest against his administration during a new podcast episode that aired on Friday.

The Trump administration is currently pursuing charges against a slate of protesters, including Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA), New York Attorney General Letitia James, Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, and former FBI Director James Comey. The president has also threatened Democratic lawmakers who made a video telling U.S. military members that they don't have to follow illegal orders.

At least nine Indiana lawmakers have faced intimidation and swatting threats following President Donald Trump's campaign to have the state's congressional districts redrawn before the 2026 midterms.

Indiana state Senator Andy Zay confirmed to FOX59 that he was targeted with a bomb threat on Thursday.

A former Democratic House Representative accused MAGA members of "lying" about President Donald Trump's latest threat to lawmakers during an interview on Friday morning.

Earlier this week, Trump threatened Democratic lawmakers who told military members that they don't have to follow illegal orders, saying the comments amounted to "seditious behavior" and could be "punishable by death." Several GOP members, including those closely aligned with Trump and the MAGA movement, claimed they didn't see the president's comments, which Max Rose, who represented New York's 11th Congressional District from 2019 to 2021, found hard to believe.

Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-NH) is unbowed in the wake of President Donald Trump suggesting that her and a number of other Democratic lawmakers' video reminding troops they can refuse unlawful orders is "punishable by death" — and reiterated her stance to CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Friday morning.

"Congresswoman, first of all, thanks so much for your service. Thanks so much for joining us," said Blitzer. "I want to play what the White House press secretary said just a little while ago about you specifically. Listen to this."

A Hispanic business owner in Las Vegas bashed President Donald Trump's economy, saying that it is shaping up for a "very scary" future because of Trump's tariffs.

Matt Payan, who owns the North 5th Street Brewing Co. in Las Vegas, told NBC News that Trump's tariffs have forced the company to scale back its production because of material cost increases. He added that the costs are taking "a real toll" on the local community.

President Donald Trump denied that he was "threatening death" for Democratic lawmakers who reminded U.S. troops that they are obligated not to follow illegal orders.

On Thursday, Trump accused Democrats of sedition “punishable by DEATH” after they published a video advising troops to uphold the Constitution.

An analyst bashed President Donald Trump's latest 28-point peace plan for Russia's war in Ukraine on Friday, calling it "absurd" and "obscene."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with senior administration officials on Thursday to discuss the plan, which includes demands that Ukraine cut its military by over 600,000 troops, give up long-range missiles that can strike Moscow, and give up land occupied by Russian forces, according to reports.

A former Obama administration staffer claimed during a new podcast interview that there is a big "problem" with President Donald Trump's outburst at Democrats.

On Wednesday, several Democrats published a video telling America's military members that they can ignore "illegal orders." Trump and several GOP members responded by calling the video "seditious" and "treasonous." Trump escalated the fight on Thursday when he said the "seditious behavior" could be "punishable by death" in a Truth Social post.

CNN’s Harry Enten was left stunned Friday after new polling showed President Donald Trump suffering “probably the worst 10-day period in the polls his entire second term.”

“The numbers are just atrocious!” Enten exclaimed.

As it currently stands, any hope that Donald Trump may have that the Texas redistricting ploy to pick up additional seats in the House of Representatives will be revived is likely dead in the water.

According to the editors of the Wall Street Journal editorial page, that is the way it should be as they lambasted Texas Republicans for blatant racial gerrymandering.

A source close to the White House expects President Donald Trump to fire Attorney General Pam Bondi or FBI Director Kash Patel following the midterm elections.

On Friday, Daily Signal correspondent Tony Kinnett told Real America's Voice that Bondi had "backed herself into this corner" due to her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Several MAGA influencers were duped when Bondi invited them to the White House in February, promising new information on Epstein.