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"Nothing was going to stop [Trump] from going out there,” wrote former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows

"This is unhinged, and she continues to be emboldened by her party. This is their brand and it's dangerous," Omar said of a second video showing Boebert suggesting Omar is a terrorist

Jeffrey Epstein's former pilot testified that he saws Bill Clinton, Donal Trump, Kevin Spacey, and other famous names, though he said he didn't see any evidence of sexual activity

Trump's former chief of staff "has produced records to the committee and will soon appear for an initial deposition," Chair Bennie Thompson said

Rep. Nancy Mace touted natural immunity on one network but called herself a "proponent of vaccination" on another the very same day

“They’re all begging me," the former president reportedly bragged to an adviser of Republicans vying to be his potential running mate

During their local mayoral race in early November, town residents in Hialeah, Florida, population 230,000, heard a familiar voice in a campaign ad for the city’s election. “Steve Bovo,” boomed former President Donald Trump’s voice, in an ad spliced with video of Trump name checking the Republican candidate during a rally in 2020. Boosting Bovo’s…

"For the Intelligence Community, the Trump transition was far and away the most difficult in its historical experience with briefing new presidents," a new CIA report said

"I truly believe that [prosecutors] can indict Donald Trump tomorrow if they really wanted, and be successful," Trump's former personal attorney said of New York law enforcement's investigation of the Trump Organization

"Donald Trump has made it very clear that he is grifting off of the American people, these supporters ... are just sending money to him at record levels," and running again would risk the grift, Trump's former personal attorney said

Trump's disgraced national security advisor said in a recorded phone call that the Q movement was "total nonsense" created perhaps by the CIA to "make people look like a bunch of kooks"

The pillow baron may be the most obnoxious believer that the former president is returning to office soon, but a disturbing number of Americans are right there with him