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FBI director Kash Patel, recently summoned to the White House after an angry Senate Republican demand he explain his luxury lifestyle, faces a looming threat next week from within the Trump administration, MS NOW analysts argued Saturday morning.

MS NOW reporter Jackie Alemany — among the first to reveal the White House's frustration with the embattled FBI director — noted one source told her the pending confirmation of acting Attorney Todd Blanche could spell trouble.

President Donald Trump's promise to "decimate and destroy all areas of Iran" stunned a former Obama administration official Saturday morning.

Richard Stengel, former Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy, shared his alarm over Trump's recent Truth Social threat with MS NOW viewers.

Chaos broke out Friday in Los Angeles, where rallygoers recorded video of a man punching a woman at a new "Stop the Steal" rally.

In the video, a man identified by rallygoers as Jon Mellis, a pardoned Capitol rioter known online as @PatriotWildMan, threw the punch outside the federal courthouse at 312 N. Spring St. in downtown Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Police Department received multiple battery reports from the scene, CodeThreeNews reported, citing LAPD radio traffic.

Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) remains hospitalized, and his condition is unknown — but to some of his Republican constituents, the 84-year-old lawmaker should no longer be in office regardless, MS NOW reported on Friday.

"There are growing calls from Democrats and Republicans alike for transparency," said anchor Jackie Alemany, noting that his office has given barely any details. After Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear issued a letter demanding information about McConnell's condition, Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) told the press he doesn't even know if McConnell is alive.

A former Justice Department prosecutor laughed Thursday at the government's Reflecting Pool case against a former Olympian, calling the key evidence "worthless."

Gene Rossi tried more than 110 federal cases over nearly three decades at the Justice Department.

A debate erupted into a racial shouting match after white nationalist Jake Lang told Black conservative Austin Julio Broughton that "Black people are not assimilating into white culture."

Lang, described as a "white supremacist" by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D-NY), is a Jan. 6 rioter charged with beating police officers with a baseball bat who was pardoned by President Donald Trump on his first day back in office.