Could some Republicans be … breaking up with Trump? 🤔

With the midterms just 37 days away, more Republican candidates are distancing themselves from President Trump, whose approval rating has sunk into the low 30s as he leads an unpopular war and the country faces an affordability crisis.

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With the midterm elections looming, the GOP is laser focused on… sports? The Weeknight explains how Republicans’ misplaced priorities are only hurting the party looking ahead to November.

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The “only reliable rule” in the Trump era, according to John Heilemann?

“All the stuff that I was like, that can’t happen…has happened.”

Listen to the rest of his appearance on The Best People with Nicolle Wallace.

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Former President Donald Trump’s businesses received at least $7.8 million from 20 foreign governments during his presidency, according to new documents released by House #Democrats on Thursday. The transactions, detailed in a 156-page report called “White House For Sale” was put together by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, accuse Trump of exploiting the presidency to financially benefit himself and members of his family. The payments came from 20 countries including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Qatar, Afghanistan, and China – who was the leading spender. House Oversight Democrats specifically accuse Trump of violating the Constitution’s Foreign Emoluments Clause, which prohibits the president from profiting from foreign governments without the approval of Congress.

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A new taxpayer-funded television ad from the Trump administration, which aired during “Fox News Sunday” and several college and NFL football games this weekend, is drawing controversy. The 30-second spot ends with President Donald Trump staring into the camera alongside the words, “Paid for by the U.S. Government.” It is the latest in a series of taxpayer-funded spots featuring Trump. The White House calls them “public service announcements,” arguing they promote patriotism and policies rather than the president’s campaign. However, critics say the commercials are inherently political, noting past presidential PSAs focused on specific policies rather than promoting the president directly. The Morning Joe panel discusses the ads, their legality and broader implications.

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