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'He's not engaged': Steve Bannon pre-blames Trump for GOP election losses

Steve Bannon, MAGA strategist and longtime ally of President Donald Trump, called out the president on Tuesday saying "he's not engaged" and blaming him for GOP election losses before the official results are in.

In a conversation with conservative commentator Eric Bolling on his "War Room" podcast, Bannon recommended Trump should have the Department of Justice officials on a plane to California to try and "talk about the unconstitutionality of what they did in California" in response to Gov. Gavin Newsom's move to redistrict House seats under Prop. 50 after Trump demanded more Republican House seats in Texas.

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Dana Bash in awe as exit poll reveals 'albatross around Trump's neck': 'It's remarkable'

CNN anchor Dana Bash was visibly stunned on Tuesday during the network's election night coverage after being shown the latest exit polls for the New York City mayoral race live on-air.

CNN correspondent David Chalian revealed exit polling that showed voters had moved away from Republicans on issues like the economy, which was one of President Donald Trump's strongest issues during the 2024 campaign. For instance, 72% of voters in New York City said housing costs are a problem where they live. Trump promised to bring down the cost of housing during his campaign.

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'Not the same': CNN's Jake Tapper hits Jim Jordan with brutal fact-checks to his face

CNN anchor Jake Tapper hit a House Republican with a brutal fact-check during a live interview on Tuesday.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) joined Tapper on CNN's election night coverage, where Jordan answered questions about the ongoing government shutdown and how he thinks Republicans will fare during Tuesday's elections. Analysts have predicted Democrats to win big in elections spanning from the governor's offices in New Jersey and Virginia to the New York City mayoral race.

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'Broad dissatisfaction': Trump gets blaring early warning sign as first exit polls drop

Exit polls from New Jersey and Virginia reveal warning signs for President Donald Trump, with voters expressing "broad dissatisfaction" with the president.

While exit polls were once heavily relied on to predict election outcomes, they now offer a snapshot of voter sentiment among in-person voters, given the rise in early and absentee voting.

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'Not lifting one finger': MAGA darling vows not to vote until Kirk killing solved

MAGA darling Candace Owens claimed on Tuesday that she is not going to vote until conservative activist Charlie Kirk's killing is solved.

Owens made the post at a time when voters in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City are going to the polls to decide on a host of issues that could impact President Donald Trump's presidency. Democrats appeared poised to win the governor's office in New Jersey as well as the governor's and attorney general offices in Virginia. Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani also led in polling ahead of the mayoral election in New York City.

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Trump's IRS kills program that let Americans file taxes for free

President Donald Trump's allies in the IRS killed a popular tax filing program this week, which had been piloted under former President Joe Biden's administration, according to a new report.

Washington Post White House and economics reporter Jacob Bogage posted on Bluesky on Tuesday that the IRS had killed the IRS Direct File program, which let users file their taxes for free. The program was launched in 2023 after uproar over the cost of private tax filing services.

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'Really bad': GOP senator rails over Trump's Pentagon official

Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) isn't happy with President Donald Trump's Department of Defense, and he's speaking out.

Reuters reported Tuesday that, after so many leaks, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has locked down the Pentagon to the point that no one is allowed to speak to members of Congress without his explicit permission.

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Trump warns of 'life or death' consequences if Supreme Court fails to do his bidding

President Donald Trump warned there would be "life or death" consequences if the U.S. Supreme Court rules against his global tariff program ahead of Wednesday's oral arguments.

"Tomorrow's United States Supreme Court case is, literally, LIFE OR DEATH for our Country," Trump wrote in a Tuesday post on Truth Social. "With a Victory, we have tremendous, but fair, Financial and National Security. Without it, we are virtually defenseless against other Countries who have, for years, taken advantage of us."

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'This is a big deal': Expert warns GOP hasn't given up after 'blockbuster' court loss

A prominent election lawyer blasted President Donald Trump during a podcast interview on Tuesday after the Trump administration suffered a loss in court.

Last week, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., permanently halted Trump's efforts to require people who file federal voter registration forms to prove they are U.S. citizens. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly argued that such a directive is an unconstitutional violation of the separation of powers, according to a report by PBS News.

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Meet the rich conservatives bankrolling a major fight against Trump

On Wednesday, November 5 — the day after the United States' 2025 off-year elections — the U.S. Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, a case involving President Donald Trump's ability to unilaterally impose tariffs via executive order under the Emergency Powers Act of 1977.

Many Democrats are hoping that the High Court will rule against Trump in the case, but opposition is coming from the right as well — including a group called the Liberty Justice Institute.

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Republicans launch bid to impeach 'radical' judge who sent Trump a stern message

A Republican lawmaker is pushing to impeach President Donald Trump's latest enemy — a "radical activist" judge the DOJ has previously targeted — but failed after a clerical error put a stop to the attack.

Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) announced Tuesday in a social post that he filed articles of impeachment against U.S. District Judge James Boasberg and his alleged role in the FBI's "Arctic Frost" investigation under former special counsel Jack Smith. Boasberg reportedly issued nondisclosure orders in Smith's investigation.

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Nancy Mace brutally trolled by opponent after meltdown at TSA and airport officers

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is on day five of her war against the Charleston Airport, issuing several threats of lawsuits, though she hasn't clarified if the suit will be against the police or against the airport and what she intends to sue them for specifically.

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has trolled Mace during her anti-CHS war, referring to it as an "entitled temper tantrum." But on Tuesday morning, Wilson delivered food to the airport police and TSA agents who continue to face the congresswoman-turned-candidate for governor's online ire.

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Kash Patel hit with 'rare' and blistering rebuke from FBI agents org

MSNBC News reporter Carol Leonnig posted a "rare" rebuke of the director of the FBI from the agents' own association.

In a statement on Tuesday, the FBI Agents Association addressed the ongoing "chaos" under the leadership of Director Kash Patel.

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