President Trump renews attack on Michelle Obama, defends racist MSG rally: 2024 election live updates

Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner was quick to fact-check Donald Trump after he reiterated his claim on Tuesday that the 2020 election was “stolen” from him.

Immediately after President Trump finished his remarks, Faulkner told viewers, “You heard the former president at the beginning talking about the stolen election. He may have some kind of feelings, but… , the fact remains: Joe Biden has been declared the winner…certified by the state.” This is the result. ”

Last April, Fox reached a massive $787 million settlement with Dominion for amplifying conspiracy theories that its voting machines were tilting results in favor of Democrats.

Former first lady Melania Trump revealed why she decided to join her husband on stage at a Madison Square Garden rally after months of conspicuous absence from his 2024 campaign.

Donald Trump held a rally in deep-blue Manhattan on Sunday, where Melania joined the former president as a surprise.

On Tuesday, she finally revealed why…

Steve Bannon said in remarks in New York on Tuesday that Tony Hinchcliffe’s racist comments about Puerto Ricans were “patently inappropriate.”

“Why is Florida no longer a battleground?” he said. “One of the reasons is that Puerto Ricans in this country support President Trump and support his policies.

“So if some influencer or comedian says something, is that inappropriate? It’s definitely inappropriate. Is that Donald Trump’s policy? No.”

experts speak independent Eric Garciathat the former president’s latest strategy is a “planning concept” with no real economic backbone…

Steve Bannon’s New York press conference was interrupted by a man who asked, “When’s the next insurrection?”

The man, wearing a red suit, bandana and sunglasses, asked Trump’s former adviser if he could “storm a Burger King” before being taken away by security.

“When is the next rebellion going to happen? Will we be able to attack Burger King after this? Will we be able to?” the man asked, as Bannon laughed uncomfortably.

“Isn’t he so nice now, we were in Danbury together!” Don’t you remember me? We were in the weight room doing weight training and stuff. When is the next uprising? ”

Steve Bannon said he felt “more empowered” after being released from federal prison.

Donald Trump’s former White House adviser was sentenced to 120 days in prison for contempt of Congress and was being held at FCI Danbury in Connecticut.

He was released early Monday morning and was greeted at the facility by his daughter, Maureen, before speaking to reporters in New York.

Bannon took issue with War Room’s podcast being called a “podcast,” emphasizing the livestream aspect of the show.

“I’m stronger, more focused, sharper today than I’ve ever been in my life, and I feel better today. So, suck it up, Nancy Pelosi,” he said.

He also acknowledged that he taught civics at FCI Danbury and said the “vast majority” of his 100 students were “minority males.”

Judge Eileen Cannon said she would not recuse herself from the case against Ryan Routh, who is accused of trying to kill President Trump at Mar-a-Lago last month.

In court documents filed Tuesday, Judge Cannon said the fact that she was appointed by the man accused of attempting to kill her did not matter, writing: , or a public official or candidate chooses to speak out about me or my judicial decisions.

“I am also not concerned about the political impact of my judgments or how they may be viewed by ‘some media outlets’… into the formal judicial process. I have never spoken to or met with former President Trump except when required to attend.

“I have no ‘relationship with the alleged victim’ in any reasonable sense of that term…I abide by my oath to faithfully and impartially administer justice in accordance with the Constitution and laws of this country. Masu.”

“This case, like the previously cited case involving former President Trump, was randomly assigned to me through the Clerk’s Random Case Assignment System. Period. , or be guided by speculative opinions to the contrary.”