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A Republican member of the Georgia State Election Board revealed that he floated himself for a political appointment in a potential second Donald Trump administration, but he's backing away from that claim now.

Rick Jeffares told The Guardian that he proposed himself to former Trump aide Brian Jack as a candidate for regional director of the Environmental Protection Agency, but he told the Atlanta Journal Constitution a day after that report ran that he'd turned down the same job during the ex-president's first term and mentioned to friends that he would consider it now."

After MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski read off a "laundry list of increasingly bizarre claims" made by Donald Trump and compiled by the Washington Post, her "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough dropped the hammer on the nation's media for refusing to seriously report on the former president's decline.

After his co-host concluded, he began, "Yesterday, Jonathan Chait wrote a column in New York Magazine and talked about the real media bias, and it's not on the left against the right, against Donald Trump. That in fact it is the mainstream media desperate to just keep — keep this narrative going that this is an election just like any other, that, you know, acting like it's [Bill] Clinton versus [Bob] Dole in 1996, ignoring those extraordinarily bizarre claims that would be disqualifying."

Donald Trump's campaign shared an allegedly racist meme on social media suggesting that Kamala Harris would flood American neighborhoods with migrants.

The Trump War Room, which is the campaign's official X account, posted side-by-side photos of a tidy suburban neighborhood with an American flag hanging from the front porch of one home and no people in the frame contrasted with a 2023 Getty photo showing a throng of recently arrived migrants sitting outside a New York City hotel that now serves as an immigration intake center.

During an MSNBC "Morning Joe" panel on traditionally conservative states suddenly coming into play on November's election, commentator Mike Barnicle noted the startling "sea change" that occurred when Vice President Kamala Harris ascended to the top of the Democratic presidential ticket and predicted another is in the offing.

Speaking with the hosts, Barnicle explained he sees Donald Trump poised to meltdown even further if he has a bad debate performance next month which, in turn, will cripple his re-election hopes even more.

"The sea change in American politics over just the past few weeks has been astounding," he began. "President Biden was supposed to be on the ballot three or four weeks ago, and all the numbers in every state were going the wrong way. Now it's completely flip-flopped, including North Carolina, which is now in contention."

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He then added, "And I would submit there's one other element to be added to this conversation. I think there's going to be another sea change after the first debate that occurs between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris."

"When a Black woman in the ring cuffs him around, which she will, I think he will go bananas in public and that will change everything," he predicted.

MSNBC host, the Rev. Al Sharpton contributed, "I agree with you. I think that the fact that this Black woman is going to be standing there equal to him is already unnerving him. For her to be able to prosecute the case when a few days later he has to go to a sentencing for his 34 felonies, I think he's at edge."

"People don't understand that not only has he naturally lost it. The man is looking at a sentencing date," he added.

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During an appearance on MSNBC's "Way Too Early," the New York Times' Peter Baker suggested Donald Trump is still having a great deal of difficulty coming to terms with the notion that he could lose in November to Vice President Kamala Harris.

Baker claims that the former president's recent actions demonstrate he is losing his grip.

Brought on by host Jonathan Lemire to discuss a warning from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) that Trump will never accept losing to Harris and will create more chaos, Baker said that goes hand-in-hand with the some of Trump's latest conspiracy stories.

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With Lemire prompting him with, "It seems like he's already preparing for another big lie," Baker replied, "Yeah, he seems increasingly detached from reality and yet there may be strategy behind it. The idea he is trying to once again convince his voters that something untoward happened in order to explain a defeat and that's something, of course, he cannot accept."

"He cannot accept the idea that anybody could possibly beat him, especially, I think, Kamala Harris, and so he has to find a way to explain it," he continued. "He started this in 2020, let's remember, not after the election when his results came back in but actually in May of 2020 he began telling people any results other than his victory would be a sign of a rigged election — it would be a cheat, in other words."

"This is his pattern going back years and years and years." he elaborated. "He's never lost a contest that he acknowledged that he lost. He constantly comes up with conspiracy theories and made-up versions of reality, and what he's doing here clearly is laying the groundwork."

"It actually suggests that he's feeling the heat and he's feeling, you know, that he may not be able to pull this off in November," he warned.

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