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'Give me a break!' Billy Bush erupts over question on infamous Trump Access Hollywood tape

Mediaite reports former NBC reporter Billy Bush snapped after being ribbed for not calling out Donald Trump for bragging over his power to sexually assault women.

Bush was the interviewer behind the “Grab ‘em by the p——" Access Hollywood tape that made Trump famous for being a handsy lout.

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'This is the plan': Ex-insider says Trump is using a 'shell game' to hide his 'kryptonite'

Donald Trump is using a "shell game" to hide his "kryptonite," according to a former "trusted operative" of the president.

Trump's recent activities, including a purported plan to send troops to Portland, Oregon, can be seen as a distraction from a recent series of releases of Jeffrey Epstein documents. At least that's how Lev Parnas, who was instrumental in the events that led up to Trump's first impeachment, sees it.

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An 'embarrassing dud': Washington Post says Trump's 'opponents should be laughing'

The Washington Post editorial board said the grand jury reviewing former FBI Director James Comey’s indictment doesn’t need to be unanimous to deliver a prosecution. This is very different from criminal court juries, which have an all-or-nothing requirement that makes nabbing an indictment easy. Despite this, they’re still having a hard time giving Trump what he wants.

“Trump’s opening indictment looks like an embarrassing dud,” the Post reports. “His opponents should be laughing more than cowering.”

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'Can you imagine the disdain?' Ex-GOP insider says Pete Hegseth setting stage for a 'coup'

As U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth orders military brass from all around the world to meet with him for unstated reasons, he may be facing a form of military uprising, according to an independent political strategist who worked on former President George W. Bush's campaign.

Political strategist Steve Schmidt on Saturday published an article called Questions for the generals, in which he argues that Hegseth is setting the stage for a potential "coup."

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'The picture is grim': Conservative outlet flags 'warning signs' that GOP is losing ground

The GOP was riding high, but is now being anchored down by a "political dud," according to a conservative outlet.

The Washington Examiner, widely considered to be right-wing, on Saturday published a report called, "Chuck’s in luck? Warning signs ahead for Republicans in next year’s Senate races."

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'Bullseye': MAGA accuses Newsom of 'trying to get Stephen Miller killed' with new comments

The governor of California issued a statement that is putting a "bullseye" on the back of Donald Trump ally Stephen Miller, according to MAGA supporters.

Gavin Newsom has been a frequent bogeyman for MAGA fans, with the "fuming" Trump supporters recently being "triggered" by the Democrat's posts on social media.

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'This should be impeachable': Trump buried over 'war-ravaged Portland' claim

President Donald Trump faced a wave of scrutiny Saturday after dubbing Portland, Oregon as “war-ravaged,” a characterization he cited to justify ordering a new military deployment to the city.

"Oh, okay, I get it now. YOU took a lot of Tylenol, didn’t you?” wrote X user “Nickie B,” a self-described critic of Trump and the MAGA movement, mocking Trump’s recent announcement linking, with disputed evidence, autism to Tylenol. “Now I get why we should stay away from it. Thanks for your attention to this matter!”

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'I'm not suicidal': MTG hints at threats from 'powerful people' over Epstein files

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) made clear on Saturday afternoon that she has no intention of taking her own life after making the case for the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

The controversial conservative lawmaker appeared to be making the case that a “foreign government or powerful people” would attempt to silence her permanently to halt her efforts and, should she be found dead like the convicted pedophile in his jail cell, there needs to be an investigation.

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Shadow of Jeffrey Epstein hovers over 'vulnerable' GOP senators: Ex-lawmaker

While the battle rages in the Republican-controlled House over an upcoming vote on releasing the notorious Jeffrey Epstein files, multiple Republican senators who are facing re-election in 2026 are about to find they will also have to step up and tell the voters where they stand.

And that could be a major problem for some, former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) wrote for MSNBC.

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Justice Thomas signals during speech the court is open to tossing aside prior rulings

In a rare public appearance, Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas hinted that the nation’s highest court may very well be considering tearing up legal precedents that have been in effect for decades, and some nearly a century old.

Speaking Thursday at the Catholic University Columbus School of Law in Washington, D.C., Thomas argued that the Supreme Court should rethink the way law is interpreted as it relates to stare decisis, the legal doctrine that suggests courts should follow legal precedent, or prior decisions – when making rulings on similar legal matters.

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Trump threatens new investigation after Truth Social meltdown over 'historic' Jan 6

President Donald Trump pledged to target his own former FBI director on Saturday in a fiery social media post regarding what he dubbed the “January 6th hoax.”

“It was just revealed that the FBI had secretly placed, against all Rules, Regulations, Protocols, and Standards, 274 FBI Agents into the Crowd just prior to, and during, the January 6th Hoax,” Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social.

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This 'horrendous number' may be the key to a major GOP collapse in the midterms

Political pundit and consultant Matthew Dowd said the media’s “herd mentality” is promoting the feeling that President Donald Trump’s tactics of distraction and disruption are working to fool the public into putting Trump in a better light than he deserves.

But that’s not the case, no matter how many distractions Trump tosses the press these days.

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‘So disingenuous’: Scott Jennings called out on air after blaming Dems for heated rhetoric

Republican strategist Scott Jennings was shut down Saturday after casting all blame for heated rhetoric on Democratic Party leaders in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s killing this month, an allegation that sparked a swift response on CNN’s “Table for Five.”

“People on the left have decided that speech, debate and elections, 'that's too slow for me,' and they've been radicalized somehow,” Jennings said. “They're writing messages on bullets, the messages echo exactly what they're being programmed with from the politicians on their side.”

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