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As voters reacted in horror last weekend to the story of South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem shooting her dog after it developed a propensity to attack cattle, more prominent Republicans in Washington are chatting about a governor from the North: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum.

McDaniel was only announced as a controversial new analyst for the network on Friday, but her selection led to an internal rebellion that swelled into on-air rants by the liberal hosts. Chuck Todd, a senior political analyst, erupted into an on-air debate over McDaniel's recruiting, particularly attacking Donald Trump's false 2020 election fraud allegations. Todd's meltdown was quickly followed by other liberal media stars, with MSNBC host Rachel Maddow describing the recruitment as "inexplicable" and saying she hoped bosses would reconsider the call.'

On Friday, the liberal channel shocked DC insiders by announcing that the combative Republican would join its team of commentators for the upcoming election year. As she appeared on Meet The Press, Kristen Welker confronted her about her allegations that Donald Trump stole the 2020 election from her. McDaniel will not appear on its programs, according to MSNBC's left-wing cable arm, and former Meet the Press host Chuck Todd told his successor that they had placed her in a'impossible situation.' 'Let me deal with the elephant in the room,' Todd said. I think our bosses owe you an apology for bringing you into this situation because I don't know what to believe.'

During a tense discussion where Kristen Welker threatened the former RNC Chair on contradicting claims, Ronna McDaniel's new NBC News gig got off to a rocky start on Meet the Press. Chuck Todd, the long-serving host of NBC News Meet the Press, said during a panel after Welker's appearance that their bosses 'owe you an apology' for allowing McDaniel to appear on the program. After receiving growing resistance from former President Donald Trump, McDaniel revealed that she would resign as Republican National Committee Chairwoman. Michael Whatley, a long-serving MAGA supporter and former North Carolina Republican Party Chairman, was swapped for her.

Gov. Jerry Brown of California is the governor of California. Gavin Newsom dismissed rumors that he is running for president in 2024, saying he is all about Joe Biden and that Kamala Harris is the natural heir. 'We need to get over this assumption that he's not going to run,' Newsom told NBC News' Chuck Todd. President Biden is likely to run, and he is looking forward to being reelected.' In the last few months, there has been so much eating over the last few months, and there has been a lot of handwringing in this regard. But we're gearing up for the fight. We're looking forward to it.'

During a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, where a city that contributed to the election in 2016, Donald Trump branded President Joe Biden "a dumb son of a b***h." Trump shrug off the indictments and charges against him instead focusing on the 'Biden crime family.' In the past, Trump has used the word against several rivals, including Mitch McConnell, photographer Chuck Todd, and former NFL player Colin Kaepernick.

Sen. J.D. of Ohio. Vance said he is on board with Florida Governor Rick Scott. Ron DeSantis' plan to use deadly force at the border. During a video interview with NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday morning, Trump said that he would like to 'empower' the president to use the US military to hunt drug cartels and smugglers along the southern border. 'You think the fentanyl problem is bad now, what about three years from now when the Mexican drug cartels are more powerful than the Mexican state itself?' When speaking with host Chuck Todd, Vance was doubted.

Mike Pence, the presidential candidate, would not say if he would pardon Donald Trump, while suggesting that the former president may still be innocent in his federal indictment. With NBC host Chuck Todd, Trump's former VP said he was hoping that he'come around' to accept the 2020 results by now. Pence is now running against his former boss in the 2024 primary, and has argued that Trump is not the same leader he was when they first ran together in 2016.

Chuck Todd, who has been a host on NBC's 'Meet the Press' since 2014, has left the show to concentrate on long-term goals and his families, as he said today. At the conclusion of his show on Sunday, the long-running host revealed that he would leave the NBC show in the coming months in an effort to learn from political figures he's interviewed over the years.' Kristen Welker, the NBC host, will replace Todd.

The George Washington University in Washington, DC, has undergone a name change after students protested their former nickname, which has been described as 'highly offensive.' The George Washington Colonials are now the George Washington Revolutionaries after receiving 8,000 suggestions and over 47,000 points of feedback. In 2018, students began requesting that the GWU's leadership and faculty be changed. Over 500 students debuffed the 'Colonials' moniker, calling it "too deep a link to colonization and glorifies the act of systemic oppression."

The DHS announced late Monday night that ICE would be conducting a targeted enforcement operation in El Paso, Texas. Thousands of migrants are crossing the southern border illegally, but those who crossed illegally will now have time to get to get to get a visa. There's nothing like publicly announcing that criminal people will be arrested, but we'll all know where to run and hide to avoid arrest.' This entire operation is a sad joke - yet another pandering PR stunt. Serious law enforcement agents don't act this way,' the Border Patrol Union - NBPC tweeted on Monday night that serious law enforcement officials don't act in this manner. The announcing of such details makes no sense, especially since the authorities are now providing advance warning. It comes just as Border Patrol revealed how its agents captured 26,000 migrants in a matter of three days.

According to Title 8, the government will revert to immigration control, which calls for a five-year ban on reentry for people entering the country unlawfully. Many who break this law could face up to 20 years in prison. As part of the return to existing power, the feds have promised to prosecute such repeat offenders as part of the resuming of responsibility. Title 42 comes later this week. As the Trump-era's reign of power comes to an end on Thursday, the government is bracing for a new surge of failed entries.

On camera, a large number of migrants who had illegally crossed the Mexican border into Brownsville, Texas, was caught in line. Drone footage revealed a long line extending into the distance, with the majority of migrants appearing to be single adults. Recently, a surge in Venezuelan migrants entering South Texas, particularly in Brownsville's immediate vicinity.

Joe versus Donald: This is the rematch no one wants. Biden is set to announce on Tuesday that despite predicting that he'd be a one-term president in 2019, he's throwing his aviators back in the game for 2024. A recent poll shows that a vast number of Americans think that's a disgraceful idea, and that in one of the most comedic buzzkills in political history. According to an NBC News poll, 65% of Americans, including 51% of Democrats, don't want him to do it. It gets worse, actually worse. He shouldn't run, according to 53% of those who voted for Biden less than three years ago in 2020. And 76% of voters under the age of 35 think it's time for Joe to die. Why? Well, it's no surprise. 'It's all about his age and his ability to do the work,' the host of 'Meet The Press' Chuck Todd, who was astonished by the poll findings this Sunday. So, how does the Democratic Party justify propping up grandpa for another 4 years, if the very thought of another Biden-Harris ticket makes voters retch? The answer is cynicism. Pure unadulterated cynicism.

During a tumultuous debate on Sunday morning over how the former president classified the money in his personal files, Donald Trump's lawyer in the Stormy Daniels hush money matter erupted into NBC anchor Chuck Todd. Joe Tacopina accused Todd of being "petty" and said that Trump was not aware of his counsel at the time Michael Cohen hired Daniels to stay anonymous about their sexual encounter a decade earlier. Todd asked whether Trump didn't'tell the truth" is his personal leadger's that the 'legal fees' he paid to Cohen at the time were actually a reimbursement for paying Daniel's hush money settlement.

Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said he is still considering entering the 2024 presidential nomination process, but that the likelihood that his campaign will help Donald Trump win the nomination could keep him out of the race. Hogan, a moderate Republican who has a chance to run for office for the next two years, has predicted the potential for a White House bid over the past few years - and he's especially excited after finishing his term as governor in Maryland. "I'm going to take a really serious look at this stuff, and I'm going around the country to get a sense of what Republican voters want, what Americans are looking for, and that we'll make a decision in a short amount of time," Hogan told NBC's Meet the Press host Chuck Todd on Sunday morning.

Customs and Border Protection have released statistics on the number of migrants crossing the southern border, which are now at their highest rate in the Department of Homeland Security history. According to CBP statistics, there were 227,547 "migrant encounters" as a result of CBP's analysis. That means there were a total of 2,378,944 encounters during the fiscal year ending September 30th. The figures only include those that were dealt with by Border Patrol agents, not the hundreds of others who are unable to escape capture. In September 2000, there were 192,001 crossings in September 2001, 568 in September 2020, and 546 in September 2019, when then-President Trump's own surge at the border.

Two migrant buses sent by Texas Governor Greg Abbott arrived at Vice President Kamala Harris' Washington, DC, this morning, raising the continuing immigration crisis. Thousands of people crossed the border from Eagle Pass, Texas, to the Naval Observatory after the Vice President declared that it was "secure." During an interview on Sunday, Harris told NBC's Chuck Todd, "the border is safe, but we also have a broken immigration system, particularly over the last four years before we came in, and it needs to be fixed." We have a safe border in that any country, including ours and our administration, is a priority.' Despite her comments, many migrants arriving from Venezuela, Uruguay, Colombia, and Mexico told Fox News that the border was open. Many people who got off the bus said they had come from Venezuela, with many women, children, and families smiling as they emerged from the cars. Gov. Abbott appears to have responded specifically to Harris' remarks by delivering the latest load of migrants right to her house in Washington.

In a jumble of words on her 'Meet the Press' interview, Vice President Kamala Harris maintained that the US-Mexico border is secure. President Biden asked Harris to investigate the "root causes" of immigration, but border agents have made more than 2 million border apprehensions this year, an all-time record, which will end in October. In fiscal year 2021, the number surpassed the previously record-breaking 1.7 million cases. Harris criticized the Trump administration for a'broken' immigration system. I believe that there is no doubt that we should do what the president and I asked Congress to do,' the first request we made: pass a bill to guarantee a pathway to citizenship,' Harris said. The border is safe, but we also have a broken immigration system in particular that has existed for four years before we arrived, and it needs to be fixed.'

On Sunday, Kamala Harris attended the commemoration at the National September 11 Memorial Museum, which is located at ground zero, to mark the 21st anniversary of the terrorist attacks. During her trip to the Big Apple as part of a pre-recorded interview with NBC's Meet the Press host Chuck Todd, the vice president said that domestic threats to democracy should be treated in the same way as foreign terrorists. Doug Emhoff, a second gentleman, joined Harris in New York City on Sunday.

Student loan repayments will return to January as President Joe Biden prepares to announce the last pause extension on Wednesday and forgive $10,000 for those making less than $10,000. By tweeting on Wednesday, Biden reported the fifth month of the year's first four months, with the addition of the last month of repayment. Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in March 20, 2020, borrower federal student loan repayments and interest rates have been in limbo. Former President Donald Trump and President Biden both extended the pause several times.

President Joe Biden is leading with a $10 billion in student loan repayment assistance for the over 175,000 borrowers who qualify for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. After the government already forgave $32 billion as part of targeted student loan repayment services, the Education Department announced the change on Tuesday to assist workers employed at all levels of government and non-profit sectors. On Wednesday, Biden is expected to reveal the future of student loan repayment, which could include a prolongation of the repayment period and canceling $10,000 in federal loans for each borrower earning less than $125,000.

Joe Biden is leaning more toward canceling $10,000 in federal student loan repayments for every borrower earning less than $100,000 per year. According to CNN, a call on mass forgiveness could arrive as soon as Wednesday, as borrowers' nailbiting continues well before the August 31 loan moratorium deadline is approaching. According to a recent report published Tuesday by the Penn Wharton Budget Model, forgiveness student loan repayment for this income group could cost between $300 and $980 billion over ten years.

College graduates with outstanding federal student loans should know when they will have to start repaying come September by next week. Borrowers should hear from the government in the coming week or so, according to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, if the student loan moratorium is extended for a fifth time since the pandemic. In a Sunday morning interview, Cardona told NBC Meet the Press host Chuck Todd, "We know August 31st is a date that many people are waiting for," Cardona told NBC Meet the Press host Chuck Todd.'