Trump On Potential MAGA Successors, Fetterman Hit Piece, Prince Harry Loses In Court: AM Update 5/5
May 5, 2025
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19:16Now PlayingTrump On Potential MAGA Successors, Fetterman Hit Piece, Prince Harry Loses In Court: AM Update 5/5
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as posted by the channelPresident Trump sat down with NBC’s Meet the Press for a wide-ranging 100-day interview, defending his economic record, maintaining desires to annex Canada, and floating names like Marco Rubio and JD Vance as future MAGA leaders. A scathing New York Magazine profile reveals former staffers’ explosive claims about Senator John Fetterman’s erratic behavior, emotional instability, and fitness for office - but could politics be at play? Prince Harry says he wants reconciliation with the royal family, but blames them for his loss of security and portrays himself as a victim of institutional abandonment.
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