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'Deport him from the Senate': Lindsey Graham ripped at MAGA conference

Former South Carolina Lt. Gov. André Bauer (R) was met with applause at a MAGA conference when he blasted Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC).

Speaking at Turning Point's Student Action Summit on Sunday, Bauer stated that he would be challenging Graham in the 2026 election.

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'He fueled it': ABC panel pummels Trump after MAGA revolts over Epstein

An ABC News panel blamed President Donald Trump after part of the MAGA base turned on him for dropping the case against Jeffrey Epstein's alleged co-conspirators.

During a Sunday discussion, This Week host Jonathan Karl wondered if the "boys and gals of Team MAGA" would let the Epstein matter drop.

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'They want accountability': Trump warned MAGA is coming after him over Epstein

A grim David Urban warned Donald Trump on Sunday morning that the firestorm over the Jeffrey Epstein files is not going to go away and that the president is in danger of seeing his MAGA base pressing him to come clean.

Speaking with CNN host Dana Bash, the former Trump adviser did not attempt to sugarcoat the precarious position the president now finds himself in as the furious internal debate over the files and client list of the accused pedophile Epstein burst into public view with threats of quitting and demands of firings.

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'He wasn't in ICE custody': Homan washes hands of immigrant chased to his death

During an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union," Donald Trump's "border czar" Tom Homan took no responsibility for the death of an immigrant who was being pursued by ICE agents this past week.

Near the end of a long interview with Homan, CNN host Dana Bash brought up the death of Jaime Alanis Garcia who was a victim in the raid at Glass House Farms in Camarillo, California and plunged 30 feet off of a building incurring injuries that led to his death.

"What's your reaction to that? Somebody losing their life, running from ICE," the CNN host prompted her guest.

"It's sad, it's unfortunate, he wasn't in ICE custody and ICE did not have hands on this person," he replied. "But it's always unfortunate when there's deaths."

"I mean, no one wants to see people die and, you know, it's– they were doing the job they were serving criminal arrest warrants," he continued. "I mean, the criminal search warrants. And I see the media saying, well, it was an ICE raid. No, they were serving criminal search warrants as part of a criminal investigation involved with child trafficking, child labor. I think it was total of 11 children that were found in that farm, and now they're being interviewed, for interviews, to find out, you know, are they victims of trafficking? If so, who is the subject of that trafficking and let's hold some people accountable. So it's unfortunate when anybody dies."

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'You're getting gardeners': Fox News confronts Kristi Noem over deportations

Fox News host Shannon Bream pressed Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem because her agency deported day laborers instead of "the worst of the worst" criminals.

During a Sunday interview, Bream noted that a federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump's administration could not detain people because of their race or for speaking Spanish.

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'AI bots spewing random information': Social Security Admin reeling due to DOGE

Elon Musk's Department of Government of Efficiency (DOGE) has left a wide swath of "chaos and dysfunction" within the halls of the Social Security Administration with recipients facing new and, at times, insurmountable obstacles getting help.

According to a report from MSNBC by Zeeshan Aleem, Musk and some of his DOGE employees may be gone, but the damage has been done and watchdogs are stunned by the staffing cuts that have left seniors scrambling when they can get someone to answer the phone.

Noting a Washington Post report detailing "swamped" phone lines, MSNBC is reporting that callers are being forced to wait up to five hours to get through.

According to Jessica LaPointe, of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), transfers and dismissals of staffers have severely damaged the agency's ability to provide support.

“The 1-800 number — they do offer a critical role at the agency, but it’s triage, whereas customer service representatives actually clear work for the agency,” LaPointe explained. “So it’s just going to create a vicious cycle of work not getting cleared, people calling for status on work that’s sitting because the claims specialists now are going to have to pick up the slack of the customer service representatives that are redeployed to the tele-service centers.”

Jen Burdick, a Social Security expert with Community Legal Services added, "We spend a lot of time calling Social Security offices on people’s behalf — sometimes 15 times a day. We’re on hold for hours, then get AI bots spewing random information you never asked for before hanging up.”

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'I don't buy it': Fox News turns on Trump over Epstein 'ticking time bomb'

The hosts of Fox & Friends said they didn't buy claims from President Donald Trump's administration that Jeffrey Epstein did not have a list of people connected to his alleged sex trafficking crimes.

"If there's anybody who could walk in and say, 'Okay, we've resolved all of the questions, and there is nothing here,' it would be President Trump and his crew," Fox News co-host Charlie Hurt opined on Sunday. "The problem is, you can't really do it without giving some explanation."

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Trump calls for MAGA base to end 'Epstein Files' obsession

President Donald Trump urged his political base on Saturday to stop attacking his administration over files related to notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a case that has become an obsession for conspiracy theorists.

Trump's Department of Justice and the FBI said in a memo made public last week there was no evidence that the disgraced financier kept a "client list" or was blackmailing powerful figures.

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Trump's dealmaker name on the line in high stakes tariff talks

President Donald Trump set out early in his second term to fulfill a decades-long desire of reshaping US trade with the world, but the main outcomes so far have been discord and uncertainty.

The real estate tycoon, who has staked his reputation on being a consummate dealmaker, embarked on an aggressive strategy of punitive tariffs that his administration predicted could bring "90 deals in 90 days."

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Trump's latest Epstein files defense contains the 'biggest tell': MSNBC host

On Sunday morning, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart singled out a new line of defense Donald Trump attempted on Saturday to put distance between himself and accused pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and claimed it just created new questions.

On MSNBC's "The Weekend," the panel took up the evolving story over whether the Epstein files contain damning evidence or were a big nothing that had been hyped up by Trump and his allies before the election in his efforts to return to the Oval Office.

At a time when the Department of Justice is spiraling into a war between Attorney General Pam Bondi and top FBI officials over Epstein file transparency, the president stepped in it on Saturday with a Truth Social post to put out the fire which only made things worse.

At issue, Capehart explained, was the president spinning a fresh conspiracy theory that could inadvertently open up a new line of inquiry.

The MSNBC host noted Trump complained, "For years, it’s Epstein, over and over again. Why are we giving publicity to Files written by Obama, Crooked Hillary, Comey, Brennan, and the Losers and Criminals of the Biden Administration, who conned the World with the Russia, Russia, Russia Hoax, 51 'Intelligence' Agents, 'THE LAPTOP FROM HELL,' and more? They created the Epstein Files, just like they created the FAKE Hillary Clinton/Christopher Steele Dossier that they used on me, and now my so-called “'riends' are playing right into their hands. Why didn’t these Radical Left Lunatics release the Epstein Files? If there was ANYTHING in there that could have hurt the MAGA Movement, why didn’t they use it?"

That led Capehart to tell the panel, "The shifting stances: February 21st, Bondi says the client list is on her desk. July 7th, the DOJ memo says there ain't no client list, but check out July 12th, which was yesterday. Trump: there are Epstein files, but they were written by Obama, Clinton and Biden."

"This to me is the biggest tell," he pointed out. "Why is Trump injecting himself in this and hurling –– and going to his tried and true distraction method, which is saying it's Obama's fault. It's Biden's fault. It's Clinton's fault. It's everyone else's fault but mine. Which makes me think, and I would love to hear from [Ex-DOJ official] Anthony [Coley], because you've got that look on your face. Why shouldn't I think, and why shouldn't the American people think that there is a there there, given what the president just said?"

"So listen, the fact that he's throwing out these names of Clinton and Obama, it is the classic tale," Coley replied. "The fact of the matter is that when you look at the investigation of this, it was done, comprehensive investigation, by the nonpartisan DOJ Inspector General, Michael Horowitz."

"Now, what's so interesting about Michael Horowitz?" he elaborated. "And he, you know, this is that –– do you remember maybe four months ago, there was this mass firing of inspectors general across the country? Yeah, Donald Trump kept Michael Horowitz as the inspector general of the Justice Department. And so if he was so upset about the investigation that Michael Horowitz did, why didn't he fire Michael Horowitz?"

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Tapes of Epstein talking about Trump labeled 'too hot': president's biographer

The author Michael Wolff is “still waiting for the right context to tell” the story of Jeffrey Epstein’s long friendship with Donald Trump, because the “hours and hours and hours and hours and hours” of tapes Wolff has of the late sex offender discussing the current president have proved “too hot to handle” for a series of publishers.

“I have had discussion after discussion after discussion with media outlets about these tapes,” Wolff said, “and it always comes to, you know, ‘Life is too short and this is too hot to handle.’ And these are … a list of major media organizations.”

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Ex-GOP insider flags strategic 'keys to get us out of the MAGA mess'

The keys to beating the "sick reality show" of Donald Trump's administration could be right before our eyes, according to an independent political strategist who worked on former President George W. Bush's campaign.

Political strategist Steve Schmidt, who recently warned of the "massive" impacts of Trump's so-called "big, beautiful" bill, published an article on Saturday called, "The keys to America's future," in which he highlights Democrats who could take on MAGA.

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MAGA bites back after Trump issues fans stern order: 'This is going to cost you'

Donald Trump issued a direct order to his base, and his loyal fans aren't listening.

Trump on Saturday took to Truth Social to demand that his followers leave his attorney general alone in the wake of a scandal involving Jeffrey Epstein files.

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