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'Horrible human': Stephen Miller's ex-colleague gives 'horrifying' portrait of who he is

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is a "horrible human being," according to his former colleague.

Conservative commentator Charlie Sykes on Sunday posted an interview he conducted with former Mike Pence Homeland Security staffer Olivia Troye, a child of a Mexican immigrant mother who previously said Trump's comments comparing Biden officials to Nazi "Gestapo" were based on projection.

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'Three times more expensive': Onlookers skewer Trump's call to 'reopen Alcatraz'

Donald Trump on Sunday suggested reopening the prison on Alcatraz Island for serious criminals, but he got a swift fact check and some mockery, too.

Trump over the weekend made his announcement on his own social media site, Truth Social.

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'Hollywood devastated': Trump declares a 'security threat' over 'dying' film industry

Donald Trump on Sunday announced new tariffs on "movies," while ranting about how the film industry in the U.S. is "dying a very fast death."

Trump over the weekend took to Truth Social, where he attacked one of his own Fox News "defenders" and then announced the reopening of the famous prison on Alcatraz Island.

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Trump announces surprise 'reopening of Alcatraz' to house the 'most dangerous criminals'

Donald Trump on Sunday announced that he would be "reopening" the famous prison on Alcatraz Island.

The President took to his own social media site, Truth Social, first to insult one of his Fox News defenders. After that, Trump took aim at criminals, despite the fact that he was convicted of felonies in New York.

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Trump lashes out at his own Fox News 'defender': 'The case he makes for me is so pathetic'

Donald Trump on Sunday lashed out against one of his own "defenders" on Fox News.

Specifically, Trump pointed to bestselling author Howard Kurtz, who is the host of Fox News's Media Buzz as well as a former Washington Post columnist.

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'I heard a rumor about CNN': Newsmax host floats new Trump assassination conspiracy theory

There's something "interesting" about how CNN covered a purported assassination attempt of Donald Trump, a host on the right-wing Newsmax said on Sunday.

Newsmax host Greg Kelly, who referred to the Democratic National Convention as a form of "brainwashing," over the weekend took the time to claim that CNN covered the Trump rally where the President dropped to the ground after loud noises longer than any other campaign event.

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'And she won': Host highlights how Trump was recently 'forced to concede defeat'

There is a way to defeat Donald Trump, and one woman recently showed the way, a commentator said on Sunday.

Liberal political commentator Brian Tyler Cohen published a Substack post over the weekend, in which he talks about an instance in which Trump was "forced to concede defeat" after a public confrontation.

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'It really is a turn off': GOP insider says Trump's latest comment is 'testing' his base

Donald Trump is "testing" and "challenging" his own base of support, a former Republican lawmaker said on Sunday.

Former Republican Rep. Carlos Curbelo (FL) appeared on MSNBC over the weekend, and was asked about Trump's more recent actions. Curbelo also recently spoke about taking Trump's comments about a potential third presidential term seriously.

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'Demented dumb Don': Jasmine Crockett fires back at Trump for questioning her IQ

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) blasted President Donald Trump after he suggested she was a "low-IQ person."

Trump made the remarks about Crockett during a Sunday interview with NBC's Kristen Welker.

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Voters see Trump as 'a failure and a would-be dictator' with honeymoon over: analyst

Looking back where Trump started with voters when he was re-elected last November and his first 100 days since he was sworn in, Guardian analyst David Smith marveled at the president's historic collapse according to recent polling.

In a column published on Sunday, Smith said that "political gravity" has contributed to Trump's loss of support compounded by policies that have dismayed non-MAGA voters who chose him over Vice President Kamala Harris looking for change.

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'Kool-Aid guzzling cult': White House mocked for picture of Trump holding red lightsaber

The U.S. government's official White House account was mocked on Sunday for sharing a picture of President Donald Trump holding a red lightsaber.

In a post on the X social media platform, the White House marked "Star Wars Day" with an artificial intelligence-generated image of Trump.

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'That will end this': Trump warned to not push his luck with the Supreme Court

Acknowledging he is "cynical " enough to believe the conservative-majority Supreme Court will side with Donald Trump on a bevy of DOJ lawsuits appeals headed their way, former DOJ official Andrew Weissmann suggested there are a few the president might want to might want to nip in the bud to avoid a humiliating loss.

Speaking with the hosts of MSNBC's "The Weekend," he was asked about the president's growing legal problems as his policies are challenged in federal court.

Referring to the Supreme Court being the final stop, Weissmann was asked, "What should we expect there?"

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"I think some of them will definitely end up there," he began. "One thing to note about the judges, in spite of the administration saying these are activist judges, the judges who are ruling against the administration are from, you know, Democratic appointees, Republican appointees, you have Trump appointees. You have a unanimous Supreme Court decision saying that these people in El Salvador were entitled to due process and have to be given due process."

Pointing out that Trump has seen "judges who have just had it," with his flood of appeals, he singled out attempts to force law firms into submission.

"I think the orders where all judges have said the law firm orders, they are four executive orders that have all been struck down by the courts, left and right, so to speak. I don't think if the administration is smart, they're going to take that to the Supreme Court because that will end this," he predicted. "I mean, I think they will los and right now they're doing pretty well on just the sort of fear factor and the terrorizing effect of the executive orders, even though they keep on getting struck down unanimously."

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'Don't talk over me!' Fox News pundit blows up at Democrat during immigration spat

Republican pundit Ben Domenech yelled at Democratic strategist Leslie Marshall after she suggested that the Latino community did not agree with President Donald Trump's immigration policies.

During a Sunday panel discussion on Fox News, host Howard Kurtz noted that Trump was besieged with poor approval ratings as his administration hit 100 days.

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