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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones threatened to surround the White House with 5,000 people to convince President Donald Trump to fire Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel and replace them with people who will indict members of the so-called deep state.

During his Tuesday broadcast, Jones claimed sources had told him that Bondi feared being fired by the president.

A failed Donald Trump administration appointee to the Department of Homeland Security, whose nomination to head up the Office of Special Counsel was scuttled due to his well-documented racist past, ended up with a lesser job at the General Services Administration, where he has been greeted with nothing but loathing, reports Politico.

Paul Ingrassia, who has admitted he has a “Nazi streak,” was at the center of a firestorm after his OSC nomination, where GOP lawmakers made it clear he would not be approved. He then withdrew from consideration.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles found herself facing questions after she revealed that President Donald Trump was on a flight manifest for sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's jet.

In a letter to Wiles on Tuesday, Sens. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Dick Durbin (D-IL) demanded to know how Wiles had the authority to access information in the Epstein files before they were released.

Expanding on her bombshell report that Donald Trump’s foot-dragging on administration appointments led to Tom Homan being elevated to border czar despite being caught up in a bribery investigation, MS NOW’s Carol Leonnig reported on-air that FBI Director Kash Patel and now-federal Judge Emil Bove were not happy about the situation.

Leonnig reported Tuesday that Homan was caught dead to rights in an FBI bribery sting accepting $50,000 after a former associate told undercover agents the former Border Patrol official was open to payoffs.

Americans hoping for the chaos sparked by President Donald Trump’s trade war to settle next year are out of luck, according to economist Josh Lipsky, who on Tuesday predicted 2026 would closely mirror the president’s “Liberation Day” that sent markets into a nosedive.

“Some bank economists say the effects of the levies will ‘fade into the background’ during 2026,” Lipsky wrote in an op-ed published Tuesday in the Wall Street Journal. “Just wait.”

Conservative host Mark Levin, an occasional adviser to President Donald Trump, lashed out at Megyn Kelly as "the queen of the modern Klan."

After Kelly entertained conspiracy theories that Jews could have played a role in Charlie Kirk's assassination, Levin blasted the former Fox News host on Tuesday.

Pro-MAGA hosts Gina Loudon, Emily Finn, and Brian Glenn pointed out that President Donald Trump has a lower approval rating than that of the musical artist Bad Bunny.

During a Tuesday segment on Real America's Voice, the hosts noted that Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), and most members of Congress had low approval ratings.

President Donald Trump’s shaky relationship with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was on full display Monday as the two meet to continue peace talks amid the ongoing Russian invasion, and one former Defense Department official is pointing to what they say is the root cause of Trump’s tumultuous relationship with the Ukrainian leader.

Trump’s meeting Monday with Zelenskyy in Palm Beach, Florida, was criticized by some as another example of the president’s “insane” strategy to bring about an end to the conflict, which has seen Trump demand Ukraine make significant territorial concessions. And, according to former Defense Department official and national security expert Joseph Bosco, Trump’s on-again, off-again relationship with Zelenskyy stems from his own insecurities.

Fox News host Lara Trump defended his father-in-law's latest decision to blow up Venezuelan boat loading facilities by insisting strikes on foreign territory were "what the American people voted for."

After President Donald Trump confirmed the strike on a Venezuelan port, Lara Trump spoke Tuesday with "Fox & Friends" co-host Lawrence Jones about the attack.

Taking up the prospect that the members of Congress could file charges of inherent contempt against Attorney General Pam Bondi over her slow-walking the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance warned she is putting her legal career at serious risk.

On her Substack platform, Vance explained that inherent contempt is an appropriate and necessary threat to make in order to get Bondi, a former Florida AG and lobbyist, to comply with the law signed by none other than Donald Trump.

A conservative columnist attempted to explain the difference between respect and fear in an open letter to President Donald Trump.

The Bulwark's Mona Charen noted a comment the president made earlier this month in an Oval Office address that touched on his longstanding obsession with being respected, but she said that Trump fundamentally misunderstood the concept.

A former federal judge laid into the Supreme Court'st conservative majority on MS NOW on Tuesday morning for allowing the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, known as ICE, to run roughshod over the Constitution.

Former judge Nancy Gertner expanded on an opinion piece she wrote for The Atlantic, where she argued, “Much of what ICE is doing is not remotely constitutional [and] the Court decisions that laid the groundwork for the agency’s lawlessness no longer stand up to basic scrutiny,” and she claimed the court is failing in its duty to rein in the out-of-control agency headed by DHS Director Kristi Noem.