Is Donald Trump broke?

Is Donald Trump broke?

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Is MAGA rupturing over Trump's war in Iran?

The first resignation over the Iran war came yesterday. Oddball Joe Kent, Director of counter-terrorism, said he disagreed with President Trump's war. Are others starting to feel the same? Loud voices in MAGA are telling Trump he’s got it wrong. What happens now?We talk to Jason ...  Show more

Trump's Kentucky chaos and Rubio's big...shoes

Despite being at war, America's commander in chief President Trump has been busy hosting election-style campaign events ahead of important midterm elections. It was billed as an "affordability tour", a chance for Trump to hammer home the ways in which his presidency will make vot ...  Show more

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