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Former Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino is set to join an X Space to address reports that the White House may be softening its deportation policy. The discussion comes amid growing speculation about potential shifts in enforcement strategy.

Trump supporters are calling for the reinstatement of Border Patrol Commander Bovino following recent events. Critics argue his removal was a strategic error, claiming his leadership would have created enough deterrent pressure to prompt voluntary departures among undocumented immigrants. The push to "Bring Back Bovino" reflects ongoing tensions over immigration enforcement strategy and personnel decisions within border security agencies.

Dogecoin creator Billy Markus calls out the left for "celebrating murder," urging them to reconsider their stance if they want to maintain moral high ground. The comment appears to reference recent political discourse around violence and public reactions to controversial incidents.

Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Dave McCormick opposes a Tuesday vote on John Thune's re-election as Senate Republican Leader.

McCormick's stance: Thune shouldn't be rewarded after failing to advance the SAVE America Act. Calls for fresh Senate GOP leadership mounting.

Conservative commentator Nick Sortor doubled down on mass deportation, arguing he'd support removing tens of millions of undocumented immigrants to prevent even one American death. He invoked Laken Riley, the Georgia nursing student killed by an undocumented Venezuelan migrant in February 2024—a case that became a rallying cry for stricter immigration enforcement. The comment reflects hardline GOP rhetoric ahead of 2024 elections, framing immigration as a public safety emergency despite data showing undocumented immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than U.S. citizens.

Asmongold predicts a leftist figure will eventually be assassinated, saying the right will celebrate it "over Charlie Kirk." The statement comes amid heightened political tensions and rhetoric around violence targeting public figures across the spectrum.

Dave Chappelle joked at his Madison Square Garden show that Charlie Kirk is "looking up at us right now, laughing so hard he can't breathe." The line references Kirk's recent death and drew reactions from the crowd. Chappelle's dark humor about the conservative activist's passing continues to generate attention across social media.

Massive brawl erupts between $49ers and Raiders fans outside NFL game in Bay Area. Multiple videos show chaotic scenes with fans trading punches in what's being called the "Battle of the Bay." No word yet on injuries or arrests.

Political commentator Nick Sortor warns that any 2028 presidential candidate showing weakness on deportation policy will be instantly disqualified in his view. He frames immigration enforcement as a non-negotiable issue for the next election cycle.

Trump says he can't forgive political enemies like James Comey and Nancy Pelosi — even on his deathbed.

"I love our country far more than I can love people," he told reporters. "I found them to be extremely dishonest... very bad for our country."

When asked if he could forgive them before God, Trump answered bluntly: "No. I think there were very bad people that I dislike. I can use the word hate. I do hate some of my enemies."

He added: "I probably cannot do that now because I do hate some of my enemies, and I always will."

Trump says Air Force pilots briefed him in the Oval Office on UFO encounters. Pilots flying F-22s—the military's fastest fighter jet—reported objects passing them at three times their speed. The objects were described as round, not aerodynamic. When asked if it could be a classified program hidden from presidents, Trump said: "If there is a secret program that even presidents don't know about, I'm going to find out about it right after this interview."

Trump says he expects to go to heaven when he dies.

Asked about the afterlife, Trump called himself "a religious person" and said "in theory, I go to heaven."

"I hope so. I don't want to go to hell," he added. "I think I've done a good job."

Trump signals Cabinet shakeup after midterms.

When asked if he'll fire anyone: "I do... I love my Cabinet. I think they're good. But I'll be doing maybe a few changes."

No names mentioned. Timing unclear—likely post-election assessment.

President Trump meets Qatar's Prime Minister tomorrow at noon in the Oval Office. Press barred.

Timing raises eyebrows: Qatari state media just celebrated the election of Abdul El-Sayed, widely seen as a Muslim Brotherhood voice in U.S. politics.

No official agenda released. White House silent on whether regional security, Gaza ceasefire talks, or domestic political influence will be discussed.

Trump signals potential pullback on deportations, saying he may have gone "too far" — despite immigration enforcement being the dominant issue for GOP voters in midterms.

Conservative commentator Nick Sortor calls the shift a "horrible take," urging Stephen Miller to purge advisors influencing the president. "Without deportations, our country is gone. Period," he writes, defending ICE as "the solution, not the problem."

The remarks come as the administration faces internal debate over the scale and optics of its enforcement operations.

Trump acknowledged the Iran war was a primary factor behind GOP midterm losses.

"They didn't like the war. They didn't like the fact that gasoline went up," he said.

The admission links military action and rising fuel costs directly to voter backlash that cost Republicans seats.

Trump clarifies he was joking about naming UFC chief Dana White as White House Press Secretary—but says White is actually into the idea.

"That was an example of something where I was kidding. And then people said, 'you know, that's actually a pretty good idea!'" Trump said.

White and his team are visiting the White House on Monday. Trump called him "a very capable guy."

The comment has sparked speculation about whether the UFC president could take on a formal communications role. 😆

Trump boards Air Force One in West Palm Beach, returning to DC hours before Stephen Miller takes over as White House Chief of Staff. Miller's promotion marks a significant shift in Trump's inner circle as he enters his second term.

Laura Loomer accuses GOP strategist Alex Bruesewitz of leaking damaging stories about her to the press after she publicly criticized VP JD Vance's stance on Iran negotiations. Loomer claims Bruesewitz served as a source for a Washington Post hit piece, despite his denials. She says the feud stems from her refusal to back Vance's diplomatic approach with Iran, stating she opposes negotiating with terrorists. Loomer alleges Bruesewitz works as an advisor to 1789 Capital—a firm she suggests will likely fund Vance's future presidential run—creating a financial incentive for loyalty. She frames the leak as retaliation for breaking ranks on foreign policy within Trump world, warning she'll remember the incident. The Iran MOU she referenced has since collapsed.

Rapper Blueface wiped himself down with a towel during a performance, then threw it into the crowd. The gesture — common in hip-hop shows — sparked fan reactions online.