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Despite being deposed as House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Republican Kevin McCarthy said he did what he felt was right by reaching an understanding with Democrats to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government open and funded. McCarthy said he knew he was risking his career but wanted to do the right thing, and gave his successor Speaker Mike Johnson some instructions to do the same. 'This is a very challenging job.' In an interview that aired on Face the Country on Sunday morning, McCarthy said, I'd still be in it if I was the right to give advice.'

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has officially endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 race, while still expressing concern for his service in the White House. McCarthy told CBS anchor Robert Costa during a preview of an interview for CBS Sunday Morning that Trump could'count on his help.' On the possibility of serving in a Trump cabinet, the former speaker said he would do so 'in the right position' and if he were 'the right one for the job.' In October, 216 of his former employees, including eight Republicans, voted in favor of a motion to oust him from office, making him the first individual in history to be barred from office.

A warrant has been issued to Steve Bannon for records and testimony relating to the January 6, 2021 riot. In July 2022, Bannon was found guilty of contempt of Congress for defying a demand to appear before a committee investigating the riot. He appealed the decision and has yet to be found. Bannon was outspoken in his demand that Trump contest the November 2020 election results, and patriots rallied up to protest the news. 'All hell is going to break loose on Monday,' he told his podcast followers on January 5, 2021.'

Larry Hogan has decided not to run for the White House in 2024, hinting at a crowded Republican field. The former governor of Maryland gave a realistic explanation as to why he isn't running and said he knows he won't be a front-runner and won't be able to make the difference as a presidential nominee. In an interview with CBS News' Face the Country on Sunday morning, Hogan said, "I didn't want to have a pile of people fighting."

Johnny McEntee, the former White House staff chief, testifies about his office's involvement in drafting a presidential order on pulling US troops out of Afghanistan. His staff, which installed Trump loyalists in the White House, also wrote a list of reasons why you should fire Pentagon Chief Mark Esper.

Alan Dershowitz, 83, said there are 'enough reasons to indict Trump, but not because it does not meet the 'Nixon-Clinton's requirements.' The lawsuit must be'so overwhelmingly positive that even Republicans endorse it,' he said, and it must be'more serious than Clinton's.' 'In my view, there are enough facts here to indict Trump, but not indict him,' he said.' People shouldn't blame Judge Bruce Reinhart, who approved the warrant, but Attorney General Merrick Garland for it, according to the solicitor. The issue was not with Reinhart; it was with the attorney general, who didn't follow his own rules,' he said. The former Epstein and Trump lawyer said several times that he believed there was a 'probable cause,' and that other judges would have ruled the same.

A Secret Service workers voted out Trump because they're'sworn law enforcement' and have a duty to report a felony, according to Karl Rove, 71. They have no legal responsibility for classified information...[but] they have a responsibility to report a felony,' he said. He also said that the National Archive, which deals with classified information, was probably already suspicious when Trump said not to have documents. Despite Trump's counsel's claim that they did not have any, Rove said the Archive would know how many documents were found and how many were missing, even though Rove said they didn't have any. The former Bush Deputy Chief of Staff blasted Trump, saying he didn't know why Trump would'hold onto these documents if he had no legal right to do so.' The Presidential Records Act is straightforward,' the former Trump campaign aide said. A president does not have the right to leave the White House and pick and choose which papers he wants to carry with him.' He can request copies, but those are the property of the American people, and no president has been left with sorting and choosing their own papers since 1978.'

Donald Trump (left) condemned the raid of his Florida home after law enforcement confiscated ten boxes of classified information that Trump allegedly took after leaving office in a series of posts on Truth Social on Friday (inset). 'Never in our country's history has there been a time when law enforcement has been so brutally and violently involved in the life and times of democracy in our country,' Trump said.' A major motion relating to the Fourth Amendment will soon be filed regarding my illegal break-in of my house, Mar-a-Lago, right before the ever-important Mid-Term Elections.' My rights, as well as the rights of all Americans, had been infringed at a degree never seen before in our country,' he said. It's the most recent development in Trump's fight with the FBI, as former running mate Mike Pence (right) said he did not delete any classified information after being vice president.