Holder spoke to guest host Tim Miller on the Bulwark podcast in an episode released Tuesday. Holder reflected on his interactions with Trump and talked about how the former president looked after the events of January 6, 2021, and his subsequent ban from the social media platform. Holder, who filmed a three-part documentary series on the Trump family, titled Unprecedented, spent time with them from the end of August 2020 until the summer of 2021....

Dubbed “The History Tour,” the former president is set to appear on stage with the ex-Fox News presenter for four dates at venues in Florida and Texas. Tickets for the events went on sale in June, costing from $100 for standard admissions to thousands of dollars for premium tickets. In July, Politico first reported that tickets for the tour were selling slowly, noting how pop star Bad Bunny managed to sell out a March show at the Amway Center in Florida, where Trump and O’Reilly are appearing on December 12, in just two days....

During a Monday address from the White House, Trump, 73, shared condolences for the victims “in Toledo,” apparently mixing up the Ohio city with Dayton, where nine people were killed and dozens more were wounded on Sunday morning. “May God bless the memory of those who perished in Toledo,” the president said toward the end of his speech. “May God protect them.” Biden, 76, who previously served as vice president under former President Barack Obama and is currently leading in the Democratic presidential primary polls, made a similar gaffe on Sunday evening while addressing attendants of a fundraiser in California....

This year is no different. Donald Trump is expected to add the 2020 edition of the race to his list of sporting events attended since becoming president. In addition, a familiar face will be waving the green flag. Here’s everything you need to know about Donald Trump’s expected appearance at Daytona 500, and information about the grand marshal, honorary starter and national anthem singer. MORE: Complete Daytona 500 starting lineup | TV schedule...

Trump issued a statement through his spokesperson Liz Harrington on Twitter on Tuesday and said that the committee should investigate former Vice President Mike Pence for not sending Electoral College votes back to state legislatures. The former president also said that the Select Committee should probe Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi over the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021. He also said he advised her to increase security at the Capitol....

Trump delivered his nomination acceptance speech from the South Lawn of the White House before an appreciative crowd. Many attendees were at the speech were observed not wearing face masks. Seating for the event did not appear to be in accordance with social distancing guidelines recommended by health officials. “Tonight, with a heart full of gratitude and boundless optimism, I profoundly accept this nomination for President of the United States,” Trump said....

The first will highlight Trump’s assertion, “I’ve done more in 47 months than you [Biden] did in 47 years.” That’s ‘’the central contrast which the campaign will try to drive home every day from now until November 3," says a Trump campaign strategist who was not authorized to speak on the record. The other moments that stood out as ad bait: when the president challenged Biden to name one law enforcement organization that supports him....

“Liz Cheney is a warmongering fool who has no business in Republican Party Leadership. We want leaders who believe in the Make America Great Again movement, and prioritize the values of America First,” Trump said in a statement. “Elise Stefanik is a far superior choice, and she has my COMPLETE and TOTAL Endorsement for GOP Conference Chair. Elise is a tough and smart communicator!” Trump’s endorsement comes as the House Republican Conference considers ousting Cheney from her position as chair for a second time this year....

Trump issued a statement on Wednesday slamming the “leftist” committee after it sent its first request for documents relating to the events of January 6. These requests included “communications within and among the White House and Executive Branch agencies.” The committee is chaired by Democratic Representative Bennie Thompson and includes Republican representatives Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, both critics of the former president. Trump’s statement said: “The Leftist ‘select committee’ has further exposed itself as a partisan sham and waste of taxpayer dollars with a request that’s timed to distract Americans from historic and global catastrophes brought on by the failures of Joe Biden and the Democrats....

In an op-ed for The Guardian under the headline “Donald Trump has destroyed American leadership – I’ll restore it,” Warren claimed three years of the Trump presidency has put the country’s alliances under “enormous strain.” “For seven decades, America’s strength, security and prosperity have been underpinned by our unmatched network of treaty alliances, cemented in shared democratic values and a recognition of our common security,” she wrote. “But after three years of Donald Trump’s insults and antics, our alliances are under enormous strain....

On Monday, the Jan. 6th Committee made four criminal referrals to DOJ—obstruction of an official proceeding of Congress, conspiracy to defraud the United States, inciting or assisting an insurrection and conspiracy to make a false statement, all of which stem from the former president’s post-election scheme to overturn the results of the 2020 election and his incitement and subsequent inaction while his supporters stormed the Capitol building during the counting of the electoral votes....

Iowa is a key state in the early stages of a presidential race as it is the first in the nation to indicate a preference for the Oval Office. A poll from The Des Moines Register released before Trump’s rally on Saturday, October 9 showed that 53 percent of Iowans approved of him. There have also been other potentially positive factors for Trump. Two leading bookmakers, BetOnline and Betfred, placed him as the favorite to win the 2024 presidential election on Tuesday....

Trump’s appearance comes as a federal Department of Justice investigation remains on hold due to a judge ordering a special master to review thousands of documents recovered from Mar-A-Lago. The decision may likely impede any chance of a DOJ indictment due to an unofficial tradition not to make legal moves 60 days or less before elections. The former president’s plane touched ground Sunday at Dulles Airport in Virginia, as part of an unannounced visit that included him dressed in golf clothes....

The tradition began with President Ronald Reagan when he welcomed his vice president, George H.W. Bush, to the White House with a succinct letter of good wishes. Trump opting to not attend Biden’s inauguration sparked speculation that he would buck the tradition of leaving well wishes for his successor, a sign of the political divide in America weeks after a contentious election. However, Trump proved the skeptics were wrong. In the final turn of events of his presidency, Trump left a note for Biden, Bloomberg reported Wednesday morning....

Firing back at Trump on Twitter following the comment, Meghan McCain, who is a co-host on The View, wrote: “What is this thing everywhere where tough women who don’t put up with shit are “unhinged”?! Nancy looks like a bad bitch in control of a room entirely filled with men!” The president had shared the picture of Pelosi on Wednesday in a tweet to his followers, writing: “Nervous Nancy’s unhinged meltdown,” and prompting Pelosi to trend on Twitter after she made the picture the cover photo for her Twitter account....

The ex-president first announced in October plans to launch Truth Social, and the app is now listed on Apple’s App Store with a launch date of February 21—President’s Day. That date has since been removed from the listing, but an unnamed source familiar with the project told Reuters that February 21 remains the planned date of launch. The app, created by the Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), appears to look very similar in design to Twitter based on screenshots on the App Store....

Calls have mounted for Trump’s power to be stripped following the chaos at the U.S. Capitol on January 6 when his supporters stormed the building. Vice President Mike Pence has been urged to invoke the 25th Amendment and install himself as acting president until Joe Biden is inaugurated. Meanwhile, Democratic lawmakers are pushing for the commander-in-chief to be impeached. There is also some GOP support for Trump to be removed early....

Trump’s claim came as he and Joe Biden’s debate turned to the U.S. economy; he said he was a big reason the conference decided to reverse course and bring back football before the start of the spring academic year. “By the way, I brought back Big Ten football,” Trump said. “It was me, and I’m very happy to do it and the people of Ohio are very proud of me....

Trump on Sunday again claimed—without offering any evidence—to have beaten Democratic challenger and now President-elect Joe Biden in the November 3 poll. “I WON THE ELECTION!” he wrote in a post on Twitter late on Sunday evening. The tweet was quickly flagged by Twitter, however, with the tech firm posting an accompanying note which read: “Official sources called this election differently.” Trump has repeatedly alleged the election was marred by widespread fraud and is yet to concede defeat to Biden, who is projected to take 306 electoral college votes to Trump’s 232 and is more than five million popular votes clear of the latter’s 73....