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Convicted felon and former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social Thursday to rail against the growing number of conservative politicians who say he's a danger to American democracy.

Trump does not limit himself to complaining about former U.S. representatives from the states of Wyoming and Illinois, but he grants them the privilege of being donned with monikers: "Cryin’ Adam Kinzinger, and Liz 'Out of Her Mind' Cheney."

With another day of Supreme Court decisions that ended with inaction on the two major cases involving former President Donald Trump's criminal trial in D.C., judicial analyst Jeffrey Toobin took to X to slam the justices' delay — and warn that they are rapidly closing the window of opportunity to let special counsel Jack Smith try his case before the election in November.

"The Supreme Court's ongoing delay in deciding the immunity case is a gift to Trump, regardless of the ultimate result," wrote Toobin. "The Justices are taking so long that it may well be impossible to try the case before November, even if they rule that the case can proceed."

The new book "Apprentice in Wonderland" is an exploration of the television show that took already famous businessman Donald Trump and made him a TV celebrity despite six bankruptcies in five of his companies, an excerpt in Vanity Fair revealed.

After six interviews with Trump personally, author and co-editor Ramin Setoodeh, the editor-in-chief of Variety, wrote that after the first season of "The Apprentice," Trump thought he should combine the salaries of all of the stars on "Friends" — and that should be what he would make per episode.

Attorney Marc Elias, known for his expertise on U.S. election law and voting rights, has been sounding the alarm about the refusal of MAGA Republicans — including presumptive 2024 GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump — to accept election results they dislike.

Trump continues to claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him. And Elias, in an article published by his Democracy Docket website, warns that Trump and his allies will do everything they can to throw out the 2024 election results if he loses to incumbent President Joe Biden.

An evangelical pastor who's been endorsed by Donald Trump in his latest bid for Congress called for three Democratic congresswomen to be shackled "in chains" for treason.

Mark Burns, a televangelist-turned-Republican congressional candidate, told TNT Radio host Johnny Vedmore he was confident the biblical end of days was near because he believed the red heifers and other prophetic clues had been revealed, according to a video flagged by Right Wing Watch.

Normally straightlaced CNN host Dana Bash was unable to keep a straight face before sharing a clip of Fox News host Sean Hannity doing all he could to allow Donald Trump to walk back comments about plans to use the government to go after his perceived enemies if he is re-elected.

In the interview, which was pre-taped and edited before being broadcast on the conservative network on Wednesday night, Hannity appeared to be leading a confused Trump by the hand to push back at his critics who are warning about coming retribution.

Introducing the clip, a smirking Bash stated, "Last night Trump was on with Hannity and Hannity was clearly trying to throw him a lifeline and it didn't look like Donald Trump was ready to grab it."

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What followed was a clip of the Fox News host prompting the former president, "Focus on those that want people to believe you want retribution. That you will use the system of justice to go after your political enemies."

"So, number one, they're wrong," Trump replied. "It has to stop, because otherwise, we're not going to have a country. Look, when this election is over, based on what they've done. You have to do it. Look, I know what you want me to say something..." as Hannity interrupted and Trump spoke over him and added, "I don't want to look naïve."

Steve Bannon's attempts to cast his pending prison sentence as proof of a political witch hunt was swiftly shut down by an enraged protester who disrupted his courthouse press conference Thursday.

"You're a coup plotter," the protester roared. "You're going to jail!"

Supreme Court Justices have received about $4.7 million in gifts over the past two decades — more than $4 million of which was pocketed by Clarence Thomas, newly revealed data show.

Outrage erupted Thursday as word spread of the new "staggering tally" of Supreme Court gifts which was collected by the nonprofit accountability group Fix the Court.

Former White House strategist Steve Bannon was defiant after being ordered to report to prison by a judge on Thursday.

Bannon made remarks following U.S. District Court Judge Carl Nichols' decision to have him report to prison on July 1. The Republican strategist was convicted of two counts for refusing to comply with a subpoena from the Jan. 6 Committee.