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Brazilian filmmaker Petra Costa has a way of making documentaries about Brazil that speak directly and crucially to American politics.

Her 2019 Oscar-nominated film The Edge of Democracy illustrated how critical the peaceful transfer of power was to any democratic form of government. That norm was violated in Brazil after the election of Dilma Rousseff as president in 2011, and then sure enough in 2020, not long after her film came out, Donald Trump became the first U.S. president to refuse to peacefully transfer power to his successor, Joe Biden.

Costa’s new film, Apocalypse in the Tropics, examines the rise of Christian Nationalism in Brazil, which is impacting the country in profound and disturbing ways. The movement has been seeded and inspired by Christian Nationalists in the U.S., who are gaining influence here and have become a key component of Pres. Trump’s base. It was Christian Nationalists who played...

President Donald Trump attempted to nullify preemptive pardons granted to members of the Jan. 6 committee that he has suggested he would like to prosecute.

“The ‘Pardons’ that Sleepy Joe Biden gave to the Unselect Committee of Political Thugs, and many others, are hereby declared Void, Vacant, And Of No Further Force Or Effect,” Trump wrote in the early hours of Monday morning on Truth Social.

The president attempted to justify his social media proclamation by claiming that the pardons Biden issued were invalid because “they were done by Autopen.” The accusation was based on viral,...

International and domestic leaders are scrambling to make their support — or disdain — for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky known after tensions between the United States and Ukraine’s leadership exploded on Friday.

Press, state officials, and diplomats watched in horror as Friday’s Oval Office meeting between President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Zelensky devolved into a chaotic — televised — shouting match.

Friday’s summit was intended to end with the signing of an agreement that would allow the U.S. to mine rare-earth mineral deposits in Ukraine — an payoff...

Updated: TV news anchors were left stunned after Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky got into a tense Oval Office exchange, with the president at points shouting at the Ukrainian leader.

The purpose of Zelensky’s visit was to sign a mineral rights deal at the White House, but it comes amid talks between the U.S. and Moscow to settle the three-year-old war between Russia and Ukraine. Trump has previously berated Zelensky as a “dictator,” but has had little if any criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

That deal is now off, as is a joint press conference that was planned following the meeting. Zelensky left the White House grounds at about 1:40 p.m. Et.

Trump wrote on Truth Social that Zelensky “disrespected the United States of America in its cherished Oval Office. He can come back when he is ready for peace.”

During the moments captured by pool reporters and photographers,...

J.D. Vance has signaled the Trump administration may try to ignore judicial orders, which could trigger a constitutional crisis.

The vice president wrote today on X, “If a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal. If a judge tried to command the attorney general in how to use her discretion as a prosecutor, that’s also illegal. Judges aren’t allowed to control the executive’s legitimate power.”

Vance also shared a post by Adrian Vermeule, professor of constitutional law at Harvard,...

You’ve got to hand it to him. Apparently, President Donald Trump is giving everyone an education on the ‘Art of the Deal.’ Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Donald Trump Is Teaching Everyone The ‘Art Of The Deal’

Per the latest reports, President Trump just announced that he is demanding Ukraine to give its rare earth minerals to the United States as payment for all the aid.

He said, “So we’re looking to do a deal with Ukraine where they’re going to secure what we’re giving them with their rare earth and other things.”

Many fans and critics alike commented on the matter with, “Ukraine is done. After losing $100B and costing millions of lives – we deserve every resource their weak country contains.”

“Trump is rocking and rolling through these countries pretty quick. The United States will no longer be taken advantage of!

He’s back and from what we can tell already, he’s certainly got a lot up his sleeve. Of course, we are talking about Donald Trump as his one liner and zingers are getting a lot of attention again. This time he just went off on two of his critics. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Donald Trump Just Went Off On Two Of His Critics

According to the latest reports, almost immediately after swearing in, Trump rips “crying lunatics” Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, says they turned against him because he didn’t want to kill people in wars. The comments come after Biden issued pardons for the two RINOs.

Trump put it this way, “Why are we helping some of the people? Why are we helping Liz Cheney? I mean, Liz Cheney’s a disaster. She’s a crying lunatic and crying, crying. Adam Kinzinger.

In June of last year, Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) was considering subpoenaing former Trump staffer Cassidy Hutchinson as part of the GOP’s counter investigation into the work of the Jan. 6 committee. The idea was shut down by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), ostensibly over concerns that Hutchinson’s testimony would mean a repeat of the firestorm her 2022 testimony created.

According to a Thursday report from The Washington Post, Johnson’s office was also concerned that subpoenaing Hutchinson would unearth a much more embarrassing scandal: lawmakers sending her sexually explicit text messages.

It looks like someone where is not wasting his time whatsoever. Of course, we are talking about Donald Trump as he got right down to business on his first day in office as the new President of the United States. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Donald Trump Gets To Work On His First Day Back In The Office

Donald Trump, on his first day in office, wasted no time delivering on his promises to “Make America Great Again,” signing a series of executive orders. Some of th ethings included:

Officially withdrew the United States from the World Health Organization.

Declared a national emergency at the southern border of the United States.

Ensured TikTok’s survival by paving the way for a deal to be reached.

Established the Department of Government Efficiency, nicknamed Doge, to streamline federal operations.

What’s Next For Donald Trump And His Administration?...

Outgoing President Joe Biden greeted incoming President Donald Trump at the north portico of the White House on Monday with an enthusiastic “Welcome home!” The first families enjoyed tea together, and a few hours later Trump, a convicted felon who attempted to overturn the results of a free and fair election four years ago, was sworn in as the 47th president inside the Capitol his supporters violently attacked in an effort to keep him in power.

The 45th and now 47th president of the United States swore the oath of...

President Joe Biden is making the most of his final hours in the White House to protect people who have been at odds with Donald Trump.

The 82-year-old politician will be replaced by the 78-year-old president elect on Monday (January 20). Shortly before Donald‘s inauguration, President Biden issued preemptive pardons to some high-profile members of the government, including Dr. Anthony Fauci.

He explained the decision and what the pardons meant in a statement.

Keep reading to find out more…

According to reporting by People, President Biden issued pardons to former Representative Liz Cheney, Senator Adam Schiff, former Representative Adam Kinziger and General Mark A. Milley. The pardons were also extended to “Capitol and Washington D.C. police” who testified in the January 6 hearings.

All of these people have faced targeted attacks from Donald and members of his team over the years. These preemptive pardons will make it impossible for him...

In one of his last acts as president, Joe Biden has issued preemptive pardons to several people Donald Trump and his allies perceive to be their enemies and have threatened to criminally investigate. The pardons were issued just hours before Biden is set to welcome Trump to the White House for tea prior to the latter’s presidential inauguration.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former National Institute of Health director who helped oversee the nation’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic; retired Gen. Mark Milley, who has criticized Trump and whom...

Updated, with comment from January 6th Committee members: With just a few hours remaining in his presidency, Joe Biden preemptively pardoned Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milley and members of the January 6th Committee and their staffs, amid concerns that they would be targets of investigation by the incoming administration.

Also being pardoned are staffers of the committee and U.S. Capitol and Metropolitan Police officers who testified.

“Our nation relies on dedicated, selfless public servants every day,” Biden said in a statement. “They are the lifeblood of our democracy. Yet alarmingly, public servants have been subjected to ongoing threats and intimidation for faithfully discharging their duties.”

The pardons cover all members of the January 6th Committee, including one of Trump’s most vocal foes — Liz Cheney, who served as vice chair of the committee — as well as its chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-ms). The president-elect said on Meet the Press...

Donald Trump has repeatedly bashed Bill Barr since the former attorney general refused to buy into the lie that the 2020 election was rigged. He won’t have that problem with Pam Bondi, should the Senate confirm her as the new leader of the Justice Department.

In the aftermath of Trump’s loss to Joe Biden in 2020, Bondi tried to advance the former president’s baseless claims of election fraud, and falsely claimed that Trump “won Pennsylvania.”

When asked during her confirmation hearing on Wednesday whether she was prepared to say Trump lost the 2020 election,...

With just weeks left in Joe Biden’s term, the president is reflecting on his decades-long career in elected office, and what he must do before passing the mantle of leadership to President-elect Donald Trump. In a wide-ranging exit interview published by USA Today on Wednesday, Biden discussed everything from weighing preemptive pardons for individuals on Trump’s revenge list, to his continued conviction that he could have defeated Trump at the ballot box.

“It’s presumptuous to say that, but I think yes,” Biden said when asked if he...

As the anniversary of the January 6th insurrection looms and Donald Trump prepares for his second inauguration as U.S. President, The Last Republican offers a remarkable profile of courage and conviction against daunting threats, sycophantic fealty, and blatant lies masking contemptible cowardice. Director Steve Pink (known mainly for his comedy movies) spent a year documenting Adam Kinzinger's final days in political office.

Kinzinger, a former US Representative from Illinois and die-hard conservative who voted 93% of the time with Trump, was one of two Republicans on the House Select Committee on the January 6th Attack. He, along with Liz Cheney, voted to impeach Trump and recommend him for criminal referral to the Justice Department. Kinzinger was essentially ousted from office and ruthlessly targeted by the party he'd spent a lifetime supporting in the aftermath.

Adam Kinzinger's Unwavering Principles 4/5 The Last Republican

The Last Republican chronicles the real-life journey of Congressman Adam Kinzinger,...

With Donald Trump winning back the White House, his Big Lie that Jan. 6 was just an enthusiastic rally that got out of hand, rather than an insurrectionist mob he unleashed to disrupt the count of the 2020 electoral college, has new currency.

A new congressional Republican report, spearheaded by Maga lapdog Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) has recommended a criminal probe of former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) for co-chairing the House Jan. 6 investigation. Loudermilk’s report reached a through-the-looking-glass conclusion that Cheney & co. had promoted “a false, pre-determined narrative that President Trump...

Elon Musk, self-described “First Buddy” of President-elect Donald Trump, went all out to thwart a last-minute funding deal to avert a government shutdown. The move was a direct challenge to Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, who rolled out the sweeping plan on Tuesday night.

Now, it appears Musk has successfully killed the stopgap measure in its cradle — before it was even brought to a vote.

In a manic posting spree today, the world’s richest man bombarded his platform X, formerly Twitter, with attacks on a proposed funding bill, which...

Donald Trump is not yet in office, but his not-so-slow rolling train of political retaliation against his rivals has already left the station. After filing a lawsuit against an Iowa newspaper over its poll showing Kamala Harris leading Trump in Iowa, the president-elect has now endorsed an FBI probe into former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney over her work on the House Jan. 6 committee.

“Liz Cheney could be in a lot of trouble based on the evidence obtained by the subcommittee, which states that ‘numerous federal laws were likely broken by Liz Cheney,...

Sen. Lindsey Graham doesn’t seem eager to send his congressional colleagues to jail. The Republican senator publicly disagreed with President-elect Donald Trump’s statement that the members of the Jan. 6 committee who investigated him for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election and attack the Capitol should be imprisoned.

“President-elect Trump told me he thinks the members of the January 6th Committee should go to jail. Do you agree with that statement?” moderator Kristen Welker asked Graham on Sunday’s episode of Meet the Press on NBC.

“No,” Graham said succinctly.

They call it “Hot Topics” for a reason: Sometimes The View‘s cohosts get truly fired up during the discussions. That was certainly the case on Monday’s (December 9) episode, when things devolved into a bit of a screaming match between Whoopi Goldberg and Ana Navarro. The conversation began with a calmer discussion of Donald Trump’s interview on Meet the Press, in which he talked about him likely pardoning people who were convicted of crimes related to the January 6th insurrection and believing that members of the congressional committee investigating it — including Adam Kinzinger and Liz Cheney — should be jailed instead. “First of all, thank God for Liz Cheney,” Navarro said of the news. “She’s not stalking to Mar-a-Lago to kiss the ring. She’s not going into deep hiding and in silence. She’s not changing her tune all of a sudden. She’s sticking by her guns.

Donald Trump, in addition to saying he wants to pardon those who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, said that members of the Jan. 6 committee “should go to jail” for investigating him.

“Everybody on that committee … for what they did, yeah, honestly, they should go to jail,” Trump said on Sunday’s Meet the Press.

He also claimed that former Rep. Liz Cheney and Rep. Bennie Thompson, who co-chaired the committee, were “behind” his federal prosecutions.

“Honestly, they should go to jail for what they did,” Trump said.

“So you think...

In his first sit-down interview since winning the presidential election, Donald Trump told NBC News’ Meet the Press that he still plans to pardon those convicted for their role in storming the Capitol on January 6, 2021, while he said that the members of committee tasked with investigating it “should go to jail.”

“Honestly, they should go to jail,” Trump told NBC News’ Kristen Welker.

“So you think Liz Cheney should go to jail?” Welker asked.

“For what they did,” Trump responded, adding that he thinks “everybody” on the January 6th Committee should go to jail. Cheney served as vice chair of the January 6th Committee, which concluded in 2022 with a criminal referral to the Justice Department over Trump’s role in the effort to overturn the 2020 election.

Trump said that he would not direct his FBI director or attorney general to do so, but “they’ll have to look at that,...

Donald Trump has promised to be a “dictator” on day one in the White House, and in a recent interview he revealed two things he plans to do his first day back in office: pardon the Jan. 6 rioters and attempt to end birthright citizenship — a right guaranteed by the Constitution.

In a wide-ranging interview on NBC’s Meet the Press, Trump’s first on a major network since being elected, moderator Kristen Welker asked whether he plans to pardon himself. Trump said he hadn’t pardoned himself in 2020 because “a...

This time four years ago no one would ever have predicted this. There are new reports that suggest Dr. Anthony Fauci might be counting his lucky stars right now. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Joe Biden – Might Give Dr. Fauci A Pardon

According to the latest reports, President Biden is considering pardoning Dr. Anthony Fauci, as detailed by Politico. Biden’s team is reportedly discussing preemptive pardons to protect certain people from being supposedly targeted by President-elect Donald Trump.

It’s been noted that some of the names on the list may include Dr. Fauci, Adam Schiff, and Liz Cheney, according to the outlet.

“The West Wing deliberations have been organized by White House counsel Ed Siskel but include a range of other aides, including chief of staff Jeff Zients,” Politico reported.

As many readers can perhaps recall, it was Senator Rand Paul who previously filed...

The post-mortems explaining Kamala Harris’ loss have been ongoing since election night, and after weeks of radio silence, the top brass of her failed presidential campaign have finally weighed in — to claim there’s little they could have done differently to defeat Donald Trump.

In an exclusive interview given to the podcast Pod Save America, campaign chair Jen O’Malley Dillon, senior adviser David Plouffe, deputy campaign manager Quentin Fulks, and senior adviser Stephanie Cutter sat down with host Dan Pfeiffer to answer questions about the strategic choices made by the campaign.

[This story contains major spoilers from the Yellowstone season 5B premiere.]

Kevin Costner is weighing in on John Dutton being killed off in the first moments of the return of Yellowstone.

The former star of the Paramount Network hit drama was on The Michael Smerconish Program on SiriusXM when he was asked his reaction to showrunner Taylor Sheridan finishing off the Dutton family patriarch.

“I heard it’s a suicide, so that doesn’t make me want to rush to go see it,” Costner said (video below). Smerconish pointed out that his character didn’t seem like a “suicide kind of guy,” and Costner replied, “Well, they’re pretty smart people. Maybe it’s a red herring. Who knows? They’re very good. And they’ll figure that out.”

Partway through the episode it’s revealed that Dutton’s death was only staged to look like a suicide, and he was actually killed by a hitman hired...

Spoiler Alert: This article includes spoilers from the Season 5, Episode 9 episode of “Yellowstone,” “Desire Is All You Need.”

On today’s episode of “The Michael Smerconish Program” on SiriusXM’s Potus Politics, Kevin Costner reacted to his character John Dutton’s death in yesterday’s episode of the smash hit series “Yellowstone,” revealing that he hasn’t seen the episode yet, but knows how it ends.

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“I didn’t see it,” Costner told host Michael Smerconish. “I heard it’s a suicide. So that doesn’t make me want to rush to go see it.”

During the interview, the movie legend also denied quitting “Yellowstone,” discussed his film series “Horizon: An American Saga,” defended former GOP congresswoman Liz Cheney, and sent a message to those working in government on Veteran’s Day. Listen to the full interview...

In an episode dedicated to unpacking the 2024 presidential election results, John Oliver’s through-line toward making sense of Kamala Harris’ loss was a running joke pinning the blame on Katy Perry’s “ill-advised” cover of Whitney Houston’s “Greatest Love of All” at a last-minute rally.

While the Last Week Tonight host said that everyone seemed to be spinning their “own personal wheel of blame” to “generally make sure it lands on whoever you were mad at in the first place” — from progressives to bad campaign tactics to key demographics — he has someone else in mind.

“Personally, I kind of would like to imagine that everything that happened on Tuesday is Katy Perry’s fault because at Kamala’s Election Eve rally, she did this ill-advised cover,” he began, playing a clip of the pop singer’s admittedly off-key rendition.

“I mean, you are right, they can’t take away...

The morning after the election, James Zogby — a stalwart member of the Democratic National Committee for more than three decades — called Rolling Stone to unload. Zogby had been one of the Democratic Party’s few, openly dissenting voices during the campaign. He spoke at length with Rolling Stone about how President Joe Biden’s support for Israel’s war in Gaza was demobilizing key components of the Obama coalition that Kamala Harris needed to win.

Zogby is determined to see Democrats learn from the myriad mistakes that defined the 2024 loss to Donald Trump.

Kamala Harris’ 2024 campaign started out fun. It opened with the politics of joy, and a hearty dose of mockery aimed at Donald Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance. The campaign quickly adopted a different tack — attempting to project strength and leadership, while courting support from Republicans concerned about the threat posed by Trump.

That approach culminated with Harris campaigning with former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney and touting an endorsement from her father, former Vice President and Iraq War architect Dick Cheney. The pitch bombed with Republicans, as Democrats’ share...

During the final weeks of the 2024 campaign, Kamala Harris toured battleground states with former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney. After she and her dad, Iraq War architect and former Vice President Dick Cheney, endorsed Harris, the Democratic nominee said she was “honored to have their endorsement,” calling them “well-respected,” and saying the Cheneys had made an “important statement that it’s Ok … to put country above party.”

It was all part of the Harris campaign’s bet big on appealing to Republican voters, following what has become Democrats’ favorite strategy for trying to beat Donald Trump,...

Liz Cheney said that the democratic system “functioned last night” as Donald Trump was elected to a new term in the White House, but said that it would be up to citizens, courts, the press and those in government to be the “guardrails of democracy.”

Cheney endorsed Kamala Harris in the presidential race, voting for a Democrat for the first time. Her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, also endorsed Harris.

Cheney wrote on X, “Our nation’s democratic system functioned last night and we have a new President-elect. All Americans are bound, whether we like the outcome or not, to accept the results of our elections. We now have a special responsibility, as citizens of the greatest nation on earth, to do everything we can to support and defend our Constitution, preserve the rule of law, and ensure that our institutions hold over these coming four years. Citizens across this country,...

You could hear a pin drop at the Soho House Screening Room as outspoken political gadfly James Carville and filmmaker Matt Tyrnauer talked about their new movie, “Carville: Winning is Everything, Stupid.”

The film barely finished in time for the Telluride Film Festival, as Tyrnauer had to reshoot the entire ending after President Joseph Biden self-destructed at the first presidential debate. The documentary filmmakers at the packed screening were hanging on Carville’s words because he had predicted that if Biden stayed in the race, he would lose, which turned out to be prescient when he finally dropped out and his VP Kamala Harris took over. Carville knew Biden’s weakness from May polling data, and now the room wanted to know what he thought was happening in the week before the election.

But the film, picked up by CNN Films, rolled out late in terms of reaching election voters and awards voters.

There likely won’t be a winner declared when the polls close Tuesday night. But even before the results are final, there are some clear winners and losers in this year’s topsy-turvy race for the White House between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Let’s go to the Decision Desk:

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Winner: Charlamagne Tha God

That Comedy Central show may not have worked out, but The Breakfast Club co-host truly spoke truth to power this election season, repeatedly. From warning Americans against what could happen after Election Day, Joe Biden’s electoral and cultural shortcomings and the burning desire out there in a divided nation for less jargon and more straight talk, he was way ahead of the curve. In piercing on-air interviews with Kamala Harris and RNC boss Lara Trump, Charlamagne owned the curve. Calling out CNN’s “bullsh*t”-spouting Anderson Cooper and the mainstream media...

If Kamala Harris wins the presidency, one aspect of her campaign that will be highlighted will be her support from Never Trumpers, the group of Republicans who want to ensure that the former president never makes it back to the White House.

In the election of 2024, these figures have been some of the most vocal in making the case that this isn’t a normal election cycle, that democracy is at stake. Proof enough is that many of them will be casting their ballots for a Democrat for the first time.

Adam Kinzinger is one of the them, having spoken at the Democratic National Convention and appeared on the campaign trail for Harris. Steve Pink’s The Last Republican is backstory of how Kinzinger, a staunch conservative, got to that place. The documentary offers some key, behind-the-scenes moments as the Illinois congressman, along with Liz Cheney, were made outcasts in...

On the eve of Election Day 2024, Liz Cheney is generally feeling optimistic about Kamala Harris’ chances at winning. According to the former U.S. representative, female voters will almost certainly “save the day in this election.”

Stopping by “The View” on Monday morning, Cheney covered a variety of topics, from Donald Trump’s threats to put her in front of a firing squad — “The intimidation will not work” — to her encouragement for women to vote however they want, and simply not tell their husbands.

When host Sara Haines asked Cheney whether she really believes that women will step up, Cheney was straightforward.

“Yes, women are going to save the day in this election,” she said. “I really believe that.”

Former GOP Rep. @Liz_Cheney on #TheView: "Women are going to save the day in this election."

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Exclusive: Former GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger may not be running for Congress, but he’ll be at the center of another campaign this fall – for Oscar recognition.

Deadline can reveal The Last Republican, the documentary about Kinzinger directed by Steve Pink, will get a week-long Oscar-qualifying run in Los Angeles beginning November 22, accompanied by special screenings in New York, San Francisco, and additional theaters across Los Angeles.

The film, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, documents Kinzinger’s final term representing his district in Northern Illinois when he made the bold choice to join the select congressional committee investing the January 6th insurrection, knowing it would cost him his political career. In February 2022 the Republican National Committee voted to censure Kinzinger and Rep. Liz Cheney – the only other Republican to join the Democratic-led committee – for participating in the House investigation. Despite immense pressure from his party,...

On the eve of the 2024 presidential election, as the candidates sprint across the remaining swing states to issue their closing campaign messages, The View welcomed former Congresswoman Liz Cheney, a lifelong Republican who’s been a very outspoken Donald Trump critic, to the table to talk about her decision to endorse and stump for Kamala Harris. The first question the panelists had for her, though, was how she reacted to the moment when Trump stated that Cheney needed to have “nine barrels shooting at her [and] let’s see how she feels about it when the guns are trained on her face.” After running the clip and presenting his explanation for the quote — that he was merely criticizing her for being a “war hawk” — Cheney weighed in on the highly controversial clip. “He’s said this nonsense about ‘war hawk’ before, but what he did a couple of days ago, he’s never done before,...

Early voting has brought with it a wave of harassment and violence against poll workers. As local officials and volunteers attempt to carry out the nation’s quadrennial exercise in democracy with as little disruptions as possible, extremist groups are once again preparing to challenge election results — and are prepared to resort to violence in order to do so.

According to a Monday report from The New York Times, a sprawling network of right-wing extremist groups — many of which participated in efforts to subvert election results in 2020 — is using Telegram...

Some of daytime soap’s biggest stars have joined their film and primetime TV counterparts by endorsing Kamala Harris for president.

Several actors from General Hospital, along with popular players from The Bold and the Beautiful, The Young and the Restless and Days of Our Lives, participated in a video that showed them turning the page — a reference to Harris’ recent call to voters that it’s time to “turn the page” on Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

The video ends with Gh mainstay Nancy Lee Grahn declaring, “We’re daytime actors for democracy. And we’re turning the page with our vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.”

The rest of the participants in the video that was shared online Sunday are General Hospital‘s Genie Francis, Jane Elliot, Finola Hughes, Kristina Wagner, Laura Wright, Rena Sofer, Elizabeth Hendrickson, Kate Mansi, Dominic Zamprogna, Van Hansis, Brook Kerr, Tabyana Ali,...

Donald Trump told a rally today that he wouldn’t mind if someone shot through the media section at his rally, the latest violent rhetoric he has used on the campaign trail in the final days before the election.

Trump’s attacks on the media are routine, but at the Lititz, Pa event, Trump was talking about the bullet proof glass that now surrounds him at outdoor events since the assassination attempt on his life in July.

“I have this piece of glass here,” Trump said. “But all we have really over here is the fake news, right? And to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news. And I don’t mind that so much. I don’t mind.” Some in the crowd cheered.

Campaign communications director Steven Cheung said in a statement that Trump was talking “about protective glass placement has nothing to do with the Media being harmed,...

House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi pointed to Donald Trump’s violent comments about shooting at journalists as evidence “of his cognitive degeneration” and doubted the former president’s ability to “last as president for four years with his brain deteriorating at the rate that it is.”

Pelosi was reacting to remarks Trump made at a Pennsylvania rally Sunday morning when he said that because of the way the rally was set up, if someone made an assassination attempt “to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news,...

With the presidential election just a day away, The View is turning its attention to the political landscape. On Monday, November 4, former U.S. Representative Liz Cheney joins the panel for “The Political View.” Given Cheney’s outspoken critiques of the current political climate, particularly within the Republican party, this episode has the potential to generate […]

The View Monday Nov 4: Liz Cheney – Pre-Election Political Ponderings?...

Three days before the election, Kamala Harris made a cameo during the Saturday Night Live cold open, sharing some words with the woman who plays her, Maya Rudolph, as she prepared to give her final Pennsylvania speech of the presidential campaign.

“I’m just here to remind you, you got this, because you can do something your opponent cannot do: You can open doors,” the real Harris said to Rudolph’s Kamala, making a joke about Donald Trump’s trash-truck stunt this past week.

Rudolph’s Kamala then let out a laugh — something that has been the source of Trump’s mockery.

“I don’t really laugh like that, do I?” the real Harris asked.

“Ahhhh…a little bit,” Rudolph’s Kamala responded.

The skit was a boost for Harris, as it featured a weary and exhausted Trump (James Austin Johnson) flailing at one of his rallies and gave the...

It was like looking in the mirror during the Saturday Night Live cold open as Kamala Harris gave herself a little pep talk ahead of Election Day on Tuesday.

The real-life vice president made a surprise visit to NBC’s sketch comedy series on Saturday, where she got to take a moment to talk with Maya Rudolph, who has been playing Harris since season 50 kicked off in September.

The cold open kicked off with a CNN parody and Chloe Fineman portraying Kaitlan Collins. She first tossed to James Austin Johnson’s Donald Trump at a rally, where he commented on his recent garbage truck stunt and controversial Liz Cheney remarks. Trump then brought out his running mate, Bowen Yang’s J.D. Vance to say a few words.

The camera then cuts to a conversation between Rudolph’s Harris, Andy Samberg’s Doug Emhoff, Jim Gaffigan’s Tim Walz and Dana Carvey...

Kamala Harris made a last-minute appearance on “Saturday Night Live” to inject a little humor into the last days of the presidential campaign.

The current Vice President and presidential hopeful appeared during the Nov. 2 cold open, which began with a CNN parody, with Chloe Fineman portraying Kaitlan Collins. It cut to a Trump rally, where James Austin Johnson’s portrayal of the former president touched on his recent garbage truck stunt and vest, his strange microphone gestures and controversial Liz Cheney remarks, before cutting to Bowen Yang as Trump’s vice presidential hopeful Jd Vance.

It then moved to a conversation about the campaign between Maya Rudolph’s Harris, Dana Carvey’s President Joe Biden, Andy Samberg’s Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff and Jim Gaffigan’s prospective vice president Tim Walz.

Rudolph’s Harris then asked for a minute to reflect before her last campaign speech, looked into the mirror...

Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign is getting more fascistic as Election Day nears with the polls practically deadlocked, with the former president calling for networks to lose their broadcasting licenses, threatening to criminally prosecute his political enemies, and fantasizing about Liz Cheney having rifles “trained” on her “face.”

It’s also getting weirder.

Trump was rallying in Milwaukee on Friday night, and amid his usual fear-mongering over crime and immigration, he went on a weird, prolonged rant about the venue’s microphone — which apparently wasn’t functioning properly.

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He says what he means and he’s certainly not going to change his mind about it, either. Of course, we are talking about Tucker Carlson as he recently went off on ‘unqualified’ Kamala Harris during a Donald Trump rally in New York City this past weekend. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Tucker Carlson – Goes Off On ‘Unqualified’ Kamala Harris

The media personality certainly didn’t hold back on the ‘Leadership Class,’ by calling them the “single most useless” group of people in the U.S.

Not only did he slam Kamala Harris, but Carlson unleashed on the ruling class for creating a system that rewards them with money and power.

He said, “The big lie is that they’re impressive. That’s what the big lie is that the people in charge of somehow earned the right to rule over you.”

“Awarding themselves with wealth and power.

Exclusive: Coming right down to the wire with the polls tied days before Election Day, the White House race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump has many Democrats in Hollywood very nervous.

“Fascism is at the door, and her campaign isn’t fighting back enough, aren’t breaking through,” an openly worried PR executive declares of the vice president’s battle with the Project 2025-backed former president. “It’s too tight in the battleground states, and she needs a sweep to make it to 270 [electoral votes].

“This should have been over, a done deal, weeks ago.”

Tinseltown’s inclination toward an action movie third-act Tko aside, insiders tell Deadline that dread over a possible Trump return to the Oval Office has become the only conversation anyone in the C-suites and West L.A. enclosures are having right now. With Hollywood still one of the top donors to the Democrats, those conversations alternate...