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Reacting to new polling that shows Donald Trump surging with voters in a potential 2024 presidential match-up with President Joe Biden, the former leader of the Republican National Committee called him a "clear and present danger" to the country.

In an interview with the Guardian's David Smith, Michael Steele joined with noted historian Allan Lichtman in explaining the damage the former president will inflict on the country should he be returned to the Oval Office based upon his recent comments.

On the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live," Donald Trump (played by cast member James Austin Johnson) crashed the GOP debate the real former president couldn't be bothered to attend and then proceeded to individually mock each of his GOP presidential nomination opponents while also taking a jab at his rabid MAGA base.

With the debate behind him stopping, Johnson's Trump spoke to the audience, telling them, "How adorable —They actually think they’ve got a chance. Sad in some ways, but in other ways ... funny.”

“Can you believe it, folks? Ninety-one indictments, four trials and I am still the best choice,” he explained before trashing each challenger.

Moving down the line, he singled out fading potential GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy (played by SNL's Ego Nwodin), dumping on the upstart candidate and his MAGA fans at the same time with, "He’s rich, he’s rude, he’s got weird hair. He is a lot like me except for one thing that matters a lot to my horrible, horrible base: White."

He added that it is "sad" none of them stands a chance of beating President Joe Biden, whom he called, "the worst president since, frankly, me.”

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During an appearance on MSNBC on Saturday afternoon, Stephanie Grisham stated she was highly skeptical that Ivanka Trump suddenly has the memory lapses she kept invoking when she testified in Judge Arthur Engorons's courtroom last Wednesday.

According to the former Donald Trump communications official, that is not the Ivanka she knew when they both worked in the Trump White House.

Pressed by host Alex Witt, "I know that your work with Melania [Trump] puts you in really perhaps the best position of former staffers to understand the family dynamic. So would you say this went according to expectation?"

"Yeah, I mean obviously, she [Ivanka] tried to get out of doing it many, many times stating that it was the middle of a school week and that was an undue hardship for her," Grisham replied. "Once she got there, she was poised, she answered things, you know, in the way that she does."

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"I don't buy that she doesn't recall things," she then asserted. "Ivanka Trump is a very, very smart woman and has an amazing memory. I used to actually always marvel about that when I worked with her."

"So the talking about not recalling kind of rang a little not true to me," Grisham told the host. "But her behavior was exactly the opposite of her father's and that is what I saw the entire time I was with them."

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Rep. Nancey Mace (R-SC) who was elected to the House of Representatives as a mostly moderate conservative only to turn into a cheerleader for Donald Trump, is increasingly infuriating her GOP House colleagues who are growing fed up with her antics and her habit of publically taking one position only to cast it aside when it comes time to vote.

In interviews with the Washington Post, Mace was bashed by multiple GOP lawmakers with one telling reporters, "Let’s be clear, Nancy Mace, it’s been a long time since she’s done anything productive to move forward this broader team," and another stating, "Unserious people get found out here very quickly. She’s an unserious person.”