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Glowing Trump praise shut down on Fox News by economist: ‘Quit gaslighting!'

Economist Robert Wolf, a former economic adviser to President Barack Obama, shut down a Fox News host and guest Tuesday after their relentless praise of the economy under President Donald Trump, praise that Wolf argued was unsupported by facts.

Conservative economist Stephen Moore spent several minutes praising the state of the economy under Trump’s leadership before Wolf jumped in to correct the record.

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'They knew': MS NOW's Morning Joe shames 'scared' Supreme Court for failure to stop Trump

John Roberts' Supreme Court is so afraid of President Donald Trump that it is actively avoiding standing up to him, an MS NOW host said Tuesday.

MS NOW's "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough asked "where are the Republicans?" as he hammered the conservative majority Supreme Court for fearing Trump's backlash instead of facing him head-on. Scarborough argued it was time for the high court to "reaffirm the law of the land," as federal agents have detained American citizens and incited violence in Minnesota and Trump demands that Greenland be seized and potentially destroys NATO.

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Markets meet Trump's anniversary with dramatic plunge

The stock market took a dive on the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump's return to the White House as investors braced for a global clash over his threats against Greenland.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 600 points, while the S&P 500 fell by 1.5 percent and the Nasdaq Composite dropped by 1.8 percent, and U.S. bond prices staggered and the U.S. Dollar Index dropped nearly 1 percent under Trump's tariff threats against Europe, reported CNBC.

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ICE agents pull guns on police officers 'of color' and demand papers: MN chief

Brooklyn Park Police Chief Mark Bruley revealed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been pulling guns on off-duty officers of color while illegally demanding their citizenship papers.

At a press conference on Tuesday, Bruley said he opposed abolishing ICE but disagreed with how federal officers were carrying out immigration enforcement.

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NATO 'cult' is 'real threat' —  while Russia and China aren't 'boogeymen': Trump post

After President Donald Trump touched down in Davos to meet with the World Economic Forum, he sent out a message to his followers suggesting treaty organizations like NATO and the United Nations were "cults."

In a Tuesday post on his Truth Social platform, Trump shared the thoughts of one of his supporters.

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Trump official doubles down on oblivious inflation claim: 'Three meals and a snack' is $15

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins doubled down after claiming meals in the United States cost $3 each.

According to the secretary, she asked a team of economists to estimate the cost of a meal.

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Trump aides 'quietly whispering in his ear' as dream scenario seen in MN chaos: analysts

Stephen Miller is pushing Donald Trump to create further complications in Minneapolis, a political analyst has claimed.

Speaking on The Daily Blast, both Greg Sargent and Mother Jones columnist Mark Follman believe the president could be swayed into invoking the Insurrection Act. The law gives the president the power to deploy the US Armed Forces and National Guard in individual states. Whether Trump uses this law in Minneapolis just weeks after the ICE shooting of Renee Good is yet to be seen.

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'Shortsighted' blunders filled Trump's year — and stopped him making real change: analysis

President Donald Trump's first year in office has been full of blunders — and he has failed to make any lasting change, according to analysis published Tuesday.

Yuval Levin, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and the editor of National Affairs, wrote in The Atlantic that Trump has attempted to make sweeping shifts during his second term and appears to be busy, but hasn't yet laid out his policy plan or his priorities on public issues. By ignoring those powers and viewing his political prowess in the news cycles as his focus, Trump has "also shown remarkably little interest in public persuasion."

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Republican compares peaceful ICE protest to Hamas' horrific Oct 7 Israel attack

Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) compared peaceful protesters who showed up to demonstrate against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at a church in Minnesota to the deadly Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.

During a Tuesday Newsmax interview, Self was asked about the decision to interrupt church services over the weekend because the pastor was thought to work for ICE.

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Pouting Trump Cabinet member laughed at as he snaps at Davos panel's Greenland question

Howard Lutnick, President Donald Trump's Commerce secretary, refused to answer specific questions about the United States' quest for Greenland when he was confronted at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

During a Tuesday panel, historian Adam Tooze asked Lutnick to explain how countries outside the U.S. were supposed to view the drive to take over Greenland from Denmark.

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CNN host mocks GOP guest's gushing over Trump's past year — then extracts admission

CNN's John Berman seemed impatient with a Republican congresswoman's detailed accounting of the first year of Donald Trump's second presidency — before finally extracting a concession that he's not focused on the topics voters care most about.

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) appeared Tuesday morning on "CNN News Central," where Berman asked her to respond to a preceding segment that showed Republican voter enthusiasm was lagging on the anniversary of the 79-year-old president's second inauguration.

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'Words you might understand': Danish pol reprimanded for shockingly blunt message to Trump

Danish lawmaker Anders Vistisen delivered a shockingly blunt message to President Donald Trump Tuesday while on the floor of the European Parliament — one that saw the lawmaker censured for his use of an expletive.

“Let me put this in words you might understand: Mr. President f--- off,” Vistisen said in a clip from the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, uploaded to social media on Tuesday and reported on by News 18.

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Irate Trump shares wild 2020 claims in fresh meltdown: 'These people must be in jail'

President Donald Trump took to social media Tuesday to relitigate the 2020 election – specifically, to repeat his false claims that the election had been “rigged,” while also demanding those he alleged to be involved to be “in jail, for a long time.”

“These people must be in JAIL, for a long time,” Trump wrote Tuesday on his social media platform Truth Social. “Totally RIGGED ELECTION!!!”

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