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Pro-MAGA host Gina Loudon said she didn't buy President Donald Trump's claim that he could use tariff revenues to abolish income taxes.

"I believe that at some point in the not too distant future, you won't even have income tax," Trump said earlier this week. "Because the money we're taking in, it's so great, it's so enormous that you're not going to have income tax to pay."

Ellen DeGeneres is being hammered in the United Kingdom after suggestions she can't stand the concept of another dreary British winter — and is contemplating returning to Trump's America.

DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi arrived in the UK last year, setting up home in the idyllic Cotswolds just before Donald Trump won the election. After the election, they said they "weren't going back" and would stay on the "saner side of the Atlantic," The Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi wrote.

With the release of the Inspector General report of the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's culpability in the so-called “Signalgate” scandal planned for Thursday, the journalist who broke the story claimed that Donald Trump and his appointee have trapped themselves.

Speaking with the hosts of MS NOW’s “Morning Joe,” Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, who was mistakenly included on the Signal app where Hegseth divulged top secret details of an upcoming attack, claimed the president should not be dragging his feet when it comes to shedding his Pentagon chief.

Donald Trump was accused of acting like a “12-year-old boy” living in a fantasy land during his second term in a brutal profile from Politico’s Jonathan Martin on Thursday morning.

According to the longtime White House correspondent, the largest difference between the president’s first term and his second go-around in the Oval Office has been his overriding lack of seriousness about his job, with Martin writing, “... he’s turned the office into an adult fantasy camp, a Tom Hanks-in-Big, ice-cream-for-dinner escapade posing as a presidency.”