Ana Navarro Hits Trump With Blistering Warning After His Jump For Joy Over Mueller's Death
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The host of "The View" said the president's history of showing a "dark heart" in the wake of big-name deaths could come back to haunt him.
Ana Navarro used Monday’s episode of “The View” to warn President Donald Trump that his celebratory message over former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s death could be used against him one day. (Watch more of her take below.)
“Let me just say this: Karma never forgets an address,” stressed the host while calling out the president’s “galling” behavior.
Trump, in a jump for joy on his Truth Social platform over the weekend, wrote that he was “glad” the special prosecutor was dead at age 81 just months after his family revealed he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease back in 2021.
“He can no longer hurt innocent people!” Trump wrote in the post.
The message added to an avalanche of his attacks on Mueller over the years since the former FBI director’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Mueller notably did not charge Trump with obstruction of justice, finding insufficient evidence of a criminal conspiracy between Trump’s 2016 campaign and Russia in his report on the probe.
Holly Hallstrom recalls how the late game show host’s behavior led her to go broke and live out of her car.
The stand-up comedian has joined a swath of celebrities to be honored with a less-than-perfect wax figure.
"My goal has always been to educate and inform," the news host said in announcing her departure.
“It makes no sense at all," said the late-night host.
The 55-year-old performer, whose given name is Michael Lawrence Tyler, pleaded guilty to third-degree rape in an Ascension Parish courtroom, records show.
"It's been a heavy time to see the headlines," the "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star told "Good Morning America."
Security footage shows a man wearing a black beanie, sunglasses, a green tank top, and brown shorts approaching the pygmy hippo while holding a tablet.
"You accept that it’s broken and you take this new step forward,” the morning show personality said earlier.
"You accept that it’s broken and you take this new step forward,” the morning show personality said earlier.
The Trump scion "caught a stray” from his dad during an address, said "The Late Show" host.
His family's commitment to screen-free parenting should probably be studied.
This year’s honorees included Kerry Washington, Chase Infiniti, LaTanya Richardson Jackson, Zinzi Coogler and the women of "Sinners."
The “Tonight Show” host dunked on the president as the NCAA basketball tournament was set to begin.