Former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall speaks out in his first interview since the Trump Administration revoked his security clearance: “I’m mystified about why they did this… I’m quite confident that I have not revealed any classified information.”
Former Trump WH lawyer Ty Cobb warns the document signed by Todd Blanche rescinding the $1.8b fund has “no force and effect”: “Blanche will find a way to do whatever the president wants with regard to rewarding the violent insurrectionists of January 6th.”
Trump’s former National Security Adviser @AmbJohnBolton on the new US intel assessment that Putin could attack NATO in the next few years: “He is watching the Trump Administration and Iran very carefully, and what he smells is fear.”
Trump’s former National Security Adviser @AmbJohnBolton says there’s an “utter vacuum in strategy” on the Iran war: “The on-again, off-again ceasefire… threats of retaliation have done nothing for the past several months to advance whatever Trump’s objective is.”
Rep. Robert Garcia slams Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy for saying he’s now backing Todd Blanche to be Attorney General, because the alternative could be worse: “That’s BS… the fact that [Blanche] was Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, I think is terrifying.”
A federal judge says he and his family are getting death threats after he ruled against President Trump. Judge John McConnell shared with OutFront a voicemail he received wishing “somebody would f**king assassinate your a**." He says the threats against judges have to stop.
Rep. Max Miller's Democratic challenger, Brian Poindexter, talks to OutFront about the domestic abuse allegations against the Republican. While Rep. Miller denies the claims, Poindexter says if they’re proven true, the Ohio congressman “should be in jail and not worried about holding a seat in Congress.”
As a growing number of Republicans call on Rep. Max Miller to resign over domestic abuse allegations, @FoxReports speaks to his voters in Ohio. Do they think he should end his campaign over allegations he denies?
Former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb tells OutFront that he has no doubt the DOJ will indict Dr. Anthony Fauci, saying the DOJ has turned into “the Department of Grievance and Revenge.”
Cook Political Report’s Dave Wasserman says, “this is the first week where I've thought that Democrats, if the election were held next Tuesday, would probably win control of both chambers.” Why?
Democratic Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal dismisses GOP attacks of Abdul El-Sayed after his Michigan primary win. Rep. Jayapal says he is "electrifying" the base and winning over working-class Republicans tired of a broken system.
A new Texas poll gives Democrats even more hope of winning a Senate seat for the first time in decades. How could Democrats pull it off? CNN’s Harry Enten tells us something we don’t know.
Sen. Alex Padilla slams Judiciary Committee Republicans for advancing Todd Blanche’s nomination, accusing the acting attorney general of prioritizing Trump’s personal agenda over the Constitution. “Todd Blanche is not fit to serve as Attorney General of the United States.”
Sen. Alex Padilla tells OutFront that Jeanine Pirro is risking her job by dropping the Reflecting Pool vandalism charges, pointing out Trump has a history of throwing allies “under the bus” the one time you break from him.
“He is playing to the playbook that Donald Trump has laid out.” NYTimes’s Astead Herndon explains why Ohio Congressman Max Miller refuses to drop out of the race amid domestic abuse allegations, which he denies.
S.E. Cupp tells OutFront that domestic abuse allegations against Ohio Congressman Max Miller, which he denies, are severely damaging his re-election campaign. “His defiance is going to cost him this seat.”
Cook Political Report’s Dave Wasserman tells OutFront that mounting scandals for GOP congressmen Max Miller, Chuck Edwards, and Corey Mills are making Republicans “extremely nervous” about losing seats that voted for Trump by double digits, especially when the President’s own approval rating is also under water.
“They're the DSA or the AOC part of the Republican Party.” Republican Congressman Don Bacon dismisses Marjorie Taylor Greene’s new political faction as an “anti-Israel” and “pro-Russian” isolationist movement that represents a small fraction of the GOP.