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Elon Musk issues dark prediction about Steve Bannon as explosive new Epstein photos drop

Billionaire Elon Musk had an ominous prediction about MAGA strategist Steve Bannon on Friday after a newly released batch of photos showed President Donald Trump's former senior aide with the late financier and convicted child offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Musk responded to an X post from user Shadow of Ezra, suggesting that Bannon was apparently meeting with Epstein to advise him on how to "rehabilitate his public image" at his office where a "trafficking victim's photo" appeared to sit on Epstein's desk, alleging that Epstein took photos of his victims, which "were viewed by many as 'trophies' or a form of leverage."

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'Trump has fallen': Analyst stunned as MAGA leader becomes 'electoral poison'

An analyst on Friday warned that President Donald Trump and his MAGA movement are showing signs of collapse.

David Rothkopf, a foreign policy expert and columnist for The Daily Beast, wrote how the president's declining health, defecting Republicans, concerns over the expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies, the tanking economy, aggressive immigration policy, Democratic electoral wins, court battles and plummeting approval rating have all put him in "deep trouble."

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​Trump drops two names for top Fed chair job — and they're both named Kevin

President Donald Trump has reshuffled the pack of contenders for the next Federal Reserve chair, elevating two candidates he says are now at the top of his list – and they’re both named Kevin.

According to a new Wall Street Journal report, Trump is giving a fresh look at former Fed governor Kevin Warsh while continuing to hint that National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett could take the top job.

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Read: House Republicans release last-minute health care bill

For the first time this year, Republicans in the House of Representatives have released a health care bill.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has suggested that there will be a vote on the bill next week. The text was released late Friday afternoon.

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More lurid revelations coming on Epstein: House Dem

A Democratic lawmaker on Friday revealed a shocking update about the new trove of "explicit and disturbing" images released by House Democrats on the Oversight Committee from the Jeffrey Epstein estate, including the revelation that some of the more than 90,000 images have "pictures of people engaged in sexual acts."

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA) told CNN's Kasie Hunt that the images of the late financier and convicted child sex offender with other high-profile people — President Donald Trump, Bill Gates, former President Bill Clinton, filmmaker Woody Allen and MAGA strategist Steve Bannon — were just 20 or so of the thousands of images the committee was investigating. And that lawmakers have questions for many of the people in the photos, including the ones who have not been identified.

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Pro-Trump lawmaker abruptly quits leadership role after election-rigging scheme implodes

Indiana state Sen. Liz Brown (R) has resigned her leadership role as assistant majority floor leader after her Republican colleagues voted against new district maps.

A day after Republicans in the Indiana Senate rejected President Donald Trump's redistricting demand, Brown said she was stepping down from the position. She will continue to serve as Senate Judiciary Chairman.

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Republicans walking into 'historic buzzsaw' by defending hated Trump policy: conservative

National Review senior writer Noah Rothman said Republicans appear to be resigned to “a drubbing in next year’s midterm elections” by blindly following President Donald Trump.

Public opinion on Trump’s economy and his tariffs is crashing, “and that’s just the pro-Trump right,” warned Rothman, citing pro-Trump Republican National Committee chairman Joe Gruters.

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'Not the biggest fan': Trump fan rips him on CNN at 'Redneck Christmas Parade'

A young voter and President Donald Trump fan ripped the president at a Christmas event in Louisiana this week.

CNN interviewed several voters at a "Redneck Christmas Parade" on Thursday — where the outlet went two years ago and met hopeful supporters — but found they weren't as happy this time around with Trump.

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'It will hurt you big time!' Alex Jones rages over new Epstein-Trump photos

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones revealed that he was "insanely angry" following the release of new Jeffrey Epstein photos that included President Donald Trump.

"One of the things that sent me into a rage is that I knew exactly what they would do with Epstein," Jones said Friday after the photos were released. "I predicted what Trump and the CIA would do for national security, covering it up."

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Trump careening toward 'real-time collapse' after new Epstein bombshell: commentator

President Donald Trump is headed toward a “real-time collapse,” according to one political commentator, following the Friday release of a new batch of photos from the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, two of them depicting Trump with what appeared to be young females, their faces redacted.

Adam Mockler, a political commentator and contributor to MediasTouch, argued Friday that the release would only lead to Trump continuing “to lose his mind,” given that the president has grown increasingly “squirmy” when pressed on his past ties with Epstein.

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'Who would have imagined?' Ex-GOP governor in awe as defiant GOP sends Trump clear message

President Donald Trump got a clear message from defiant members of his own party this week.

After growing pressure from the president, GOP lawmakers twice on Thursday stood up against Trump and his administration, The Washington Post reported.

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‘Knee pads are in the mail’: Republican gov mocked after backing failed Trump ploy

President Donald Trump’s push for Indiana Republican state lawmakers to redraw the state’s congressional districts failed spectacularly on Thursday after the majority of GOP state senators rejected the proposal, leading Indiana Gov. Mike Braun to voice his disappointment on social media in a post that was resoundingly ridiculed for its inaccuracies.

“I am very disappointed that a small group of misguided State Senators have partnered with Democrats to reject this opportunity to protect Hoosiers with fair maps and to reject the leadership of President Trump,” Braun wrote Thursday in a social media post on X.

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Another Senate embarrassment looms for embattled Trump prosecutor: reports

Interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan was expected to get another round of embarrassment from Senate Democrats, according to reports Friday.

President Donald Trump's former attorney and pick for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia has continued her role — despite calls for her to resign — while the Trump administration has pushed forward her nomination in the Senate, according to The Daily Beast.

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