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Former President Donald Trump believes that he's debated with Vice President Kamala Harris enough.

In a rambling Thursday afternoon Truth Social post, the former president declared that he didn't need to debate Harris again because he won so soundly in their first debate, despite the fact that the vast majority of polls show that he lost the debate handily.

Returning from Philadelphia where he covered the Tuesday night debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, MSNBC contributor John Heilemann suggested a Trump campaign shake-up could soon be in the works.

Speaking with "Morning Joe" co-host Willie Geist, the political analyst stated that the heads of Trump campaign managers Susie Wiles and Chris La Civita could be on the chopping block after the debate disaster that even has noted GOP pollster Frank Luntz saying he sees no path for Trump to win.

MSNBC panelists focused on one particular moment during this week's presidential debate that made Donald Trump an international "laughing stock."

Kamala Harris seemingly triggered the Republican nominee by observing that many of his rallygoers leave early out of "exhaustion or boredom," which set the former president on a meandering rant that featured debunked claims that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, were stealing and eating pet cats and dogs — which mystified media outlets at home and abroad.

C-SPAN host Greta Brawner called out Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) after he mispronounced Vice President Kamala Harris' first name.

During a Thursday interview on C-SPAN's Washington Journal, Brawner stopped Burchett while he was complaining about the Harris presidential campaign.

Trump lawyer Alina Habba is paying out an undisclosed sum to settle a claim filed by a former employee of the former president who said Habba tricked her into signing a nondisclosure agreement to cover up sexual harassment.

NOTUS reported that Habba has settled the case with Alice Bianco, a former waitress at Trump's golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, who claimed that the lawyer deceived her into accepting a hush-money agreement that paid her $15,000 to keep quiet about the alleged harassment she received from another Bedminster employee.

Donald Trump has been leaning into conspiracy theories about his apparent assassination attempt as his poll numbers dip, and experts warn that he could be priming his base for more violence if he loses the election.

The former president – and even his wife – has been talking more about the July 13 shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, that left one of his supporters dead, two others wounded and an apparent cut on his ear, and he has been suggesting it was carried out to prevent him from returning to power, reported the Washington Post.

Mike Lindell's pillow company is facing a lawsuit from a delivery company for allegedly failing to pay nearly $800,000.

The Associated Press reported that the lawsuit was filed against MyPillow Monday in Hennepin County District Court in Minneapolis.

Former President Donald Trump won't brook with any complaints that he's reading too angry — even as campaign insiders express panic it could torpedo his campaign.

The Republican nominee Thursday afternoon issued a lengthy Truth Social commentary defending his wrathful demeanor during the first presidential debate to pit Trump against Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee.

Former President Donald Trump seems to want the American economy to go downhill ahead of the November election, but even some of his congressional allies aren't on board.

As Politico reports, Trump has been railing against the Federal Reserve for potentially lowering interest rates in the coming weeks, which would inject fresh liquidity into the economy and lower the costs of purchasing big-ticket items such as cars and houses.

Attorney General Merrick Garland Thursday broke with precedent when he delivered an annual address to Department of Justice staff on a public platform and, without naming names, launched an attack clearly targeting former President Donald Trump.

Garland heaped praise on Justice Department members he thanked for tireless efforts as Trump, criminally charged in two federal court cases, hurled baseless accusations of political corruption and weaponized government their way.

A former aide to Donald Trump is seeing cracks in MAGA world.

Speaking on "The View," with special guest Chelsea Clinton, Alyssa Farah Griffin hit out at Trump's claims that he won Tuesday's debate — or that he's polling at over 80 percent approval ratings.