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FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino may be looking for a job in the very near future because Donald Trump has grown weary of his act.

That is the opinion of Republican strategist Susan Del Percio on MSNBC on Sunday, where she claimed the president may rid himself of the former conservative podcaster who has created waves at the Department of Justice over differences of opinion on what is exactly in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

According to reports on Friday, Bongino never showed up for work on Friday after storming out on Attorney General Pam Bondi and reportedly giving Trump an ultimatum that either Bondi goes or he will quit.

Speaking with MSNBC's Alex Witt, Del Percio claimed Bondi will end up on top in the squabble that is roiling the DOJ.

Calling Trump's inner circle, "The gang that still can't shoot straight," she elaborated, "There may always be a group that are going to challenge 'what happened with Jeffrey Epstein? Is there a client list? Let me see the video.' But the administration itself gets its signals all crossed."

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"That being said, don't put it past Donald Trump to fire Dan Bongino immediately because he has had enough," she predicted. "He does not like what he's seeing in Dan Bongino. Dan Bongino, from what I hear, really doesn't like working as hard as he's been working and has been figuring out his escape hatch, if you will, so this may have presented a time."

"I think where this is going to play out is that Trump will turn on Bongino before he does on Pam Bondi, no doubt for things that Don said. But the bigger question is, and I think this is what everyone's kind of keeping an eye out is, how will Donald Trump control the narrative, and will that narrative appease the MAGA base? Does he still have control? Because if he doesn't, that will have him all outraged and doing who knows what."

A pro-MAGA crowd cheered over the weekend as a libertarian comedian trashed President Donald Trump for allegedly covering up for Jeffrey Epstein.

During Turning Point USA's Student Action Summit conference on Sunday, founder Charlie Kirk hosted a debate on Israel between comedian Dave Smith and columnist Josh Hammer.

NBC host Kristen Welker called out Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem because the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reportedly responded to fewer than 16% of calls in response to the recent deadly flooding in Texas.

"The New York Times is reporting that thousands of calls from flood victims to FEMA call centers went unanswered in the middle of this ongoing disaster because you didn't renew contracts to keep call center staff in place until nearly one week after the floods," Welker told Noem on Sunday. "Why did it take so long to extend those contracts?"

Fox News pundit Lucy Caldwell accused President Donald Trump's administration of "a cover-up of a cover-up" on Jeffrey Epstein.

During a Sunday panel discussion, Caldwell explained why she thought Trump's Epstein scandal was a "turning point" for the MAGA movement.

After reporting on the horrific conditions inside the so-called "Alligator Alcatraz" ICE detention facility, a Democratic lawmaker from Florida rolled her eyes at comments made by border czar Tom Homan during an appearance at a TPUSA gathering on Saturday night.

Speaking with the hosts of MSNBC's "The Weekend," Florida State Rep. Anna Eskamani (D) detailed her highly-controlled visit to the controversial tent city being maintained by ICE agents.