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Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), with an assist from controversial podcaster Benny Johnson, set off a social media firestorm on Thursday after they combined to post two pictures from Hillary Clinton’s behind-closed-doors deposition that temporarily derailed the proceedings.

According to CNN, Clinton briefly ended the questioning after the photos were spotted on X because it violated a privacy agreement with House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY), who refused to allow the hearing to be televised.

The timing of Kash Patel’s decision to fire at least ten FBI agents, who were notable for their counterintelligence expertise, had little to do with their previous history investigating Donald Trump and more to do with the embattled FBI director attempting to get critical headlines about him to go away.

That is according to MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian, who reported on Thursday, that there is renewed grumbling at FBI headquarters about Patel who recently embarrassed the agency with his antics at the Winter Olympics where he was filmed partying with the US hockey team.

U.S. District Court Judge Zahid N. Quraishi blasted President Donald Trump's administration and Attorney General Pam Bondi's Department of Justice for the illegal detention of a 29-year-old immigrant who had been released into the United States in 2016.

According to Quraishi's ruling on Thursday, Diana Elizabeth Cartagena Hueso was first taken into custody in 2016 after crossing the border. She was released after she was "found to have a credible fear of returning to her home country, and was therefore referred for removal and asylum proceedings."

A former Donald Trump appointee to the State Department expressed frustration over the Republican-controlled House Oversight Committee forcing Hillary Clinton to give a deposition on her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein that could end up backfiring on the president.

Sitting on panel on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe,“ Republican Matthew Bartlett became animated when co-host Jonathan Lemire asked, “So talk to us about how you see today going and indeed weigh in on that notion here, that the Republicans may be inadvertently setting a trap in some ways for President Trump.”

Immigration agents working for the Department of Homeland Security were accused of lying to gain entry to a Columbia University dorm on the premise that they were looking for a "missing person."

In a statement on Thursday, Columbia President Claire Shipman said federal agents had detained a student at approximately 6:30 a.m.

A right-wing YouTuber whose work has been hyped by Vice President JD Vance has been called out as an example of the Republican Party's "Nazi problem."

Conservative activist Nick Shirley's investigation into alleged Somali fraud helped inspire President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown in Minnesota – which led to the fatal shootings of two Americans by federal agents – and earned him an invitation to the State of the Union address by Rep. Pete Stauber (R-MN), but fellow right-wing influencer Laura Loomer highlighted an antisemitic remark he posted online in response to another post.

The hosts of the pro-MAGA network Real America's Voice warned that the End Times could be on the horizon because of a 2014 New York Times opinion piece describing pedophilia as a "disorder."

"Elon Musk is just one of many now out there slamming the Times, the New York Times, for an op-ed they published, look at this," co-host David Brody began. "It framed pedophilia as a psychological disorder rather than a crime."