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A supporter of Donald Trump attending a MAGA rally in sweltering Las Vegas stumped MSNBC host Alex Witt on Sunday when he responded to a question about the former president promising retribution against his enemies by linking him to Jesus spreading "love."

In an interview with MSNBC's Vaughn Hillyard, a man identified as Ira Kimball was asked, "If Donald Trump does get back in the White House, would you want him to seek retribution against those who have brought these charges against him?"

"When we think about Jesus Christ himself, everybody went against him because he was preaching love and doing what was right for the people," the MAGA supporter replied. "Trump is doing what is right for this nation and because he is doing that, everybody is against him."

After watching the clip, Witt stated, " By the way, that person you interviewed? I thought he was going to say that Donald Trump is preaching love. At which point I was going to go, really?"

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) argued Donald Trump was like Jesus because the Christian savior was also a "convicted felon."

Greene made the remarks while speaking at a Trump rally in Las Vegas on Sunday.

One Donald Trump supporter said he was leaving a Las Vegas rally before it started because of the heat.

While waiting in line at Sunset Park, where Trump was scheduled to speak hours later, RSBN caught up with one fan who said he couldn't stand the 105-degree heat.

Fears that fans of Donald Trump will be putting their health at risk if they attend his Las Vegas rally on Sunday appear to be coming true with medics being called for one victim more than three hours before the former president takes the stage.

On Saturday, the New York Times reported that Trump campaign staffers were scrambling to put in place measures to alleviate any health issues with the desert heat expected to hit a possible 104 degrees.

A nuanced attempt by Sen. Linsey Graham (R-SC) to assert that the U.S. should never have been in the position to have to launch the Normandy invasion 80 years ago fell with a thud on Sunday morning after he told a CBS host that D-Day was a "failure."

Discussing battling Russian President Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine, Graham tried to compare that war with fighting Nazi Germany.

Democratic strategist Laura Fink turned a Fox News segment about Hunter Biden into an indictment of former President Donald Trump.

During the Sunday segment about Biden's trial and related addiction problems, Fink noted that the president's son would be held accountable before shifting the topic to Trump.

On her Sunday program, Fox News host Maria Bartiromo pushed a debunked conspiracy theory that a juror's cousin exposed a plot to convict Donald Trump in his hush money trial.

"Judge [Juan] Mechan from the Manhattan so-called hush money trial issuing a letter to all the parties involved, acknowledging that there could be potential juror misconduct on social media," Bartiromo said on Sunday Morning Futures. "This after a post was found on the New York State Unified Court System Facebook page where someone writes, my cousin is a juror and says Trump is getting convicted."

Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance (R) defended presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump after he reportedly referred to veterans as "suckers" and "losers."

During an interview on Fox News, host Maria Bartiromo asked Vance why he was upset with President Joe Biden for releasing a campaign ad against Trump during the D-Day commemorations.