Skip to content
Search AI Powered

Latest Stories

Former Trump Lawyer Gets Dragged After Condemning Pro-Trump Coup

Former Trump Lawyer Gets Dragged After Condemning Pro-Trump Coup
MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images

The months between Election Day of 2020 and Inauguration Day of 2021 should have been rather mundane—a lame duck period after years of a grueling election cycle.

Thanks to former President Donald Trump, it was anything but.


Trump repeatedly—and delusionally—insisted the 2020 election was "stolen" from him by Democrats engaging in widespread election fraud. His team held chaotic hearings, bumbling press conferences, and filed frivolous lawsuits, none of which proved widespread fraud.

But even after Trump's own Justice Department said there was no evidence of election fraud, the former President and his ilk continued to push the big lie, which culminated in a deadly failed insurrection against the United States Capitol that endangered every member of Congress along with Trump's own Vice President.

One of the major purveyors of the big lie in those chaotic months was Trump campaign lawyer Jenna Ellis, who—along with Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani—became the public face of the effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Ellis condemned the violence at the time, but continues to make the rounds on far-right podcasts and media outlets, still blaring support for Trump and standing by her earlier claims of widespread fraud.

But on Friday, after she pushed back against delusional claims from pro-Trump pillow salesman Mike Lindell that Trump could be reinstated to the White House, Ellis got pushback from Trump supporters.

She condemned one follower who said that Trump supporters should put him back in the White House by any means necessary—even beyond the bounds of the Constitution.

Ellis referred to that as "insane."

Ellis spent months propping up lies that the election was stolen and that American elections were not to be trusted. The man she represented told his supporters to "fight like hell" to keep him in power despite the Constitutional process.

What did she expect?






She faced further backlash from Trump supporters for not endorsing a coup.



Yikes.

More from People/donald-trump

Blurry silhouette shot of a woman standing against a window, pulling a curtain back. The picture has a blue tint.
Photo by Maru Lombardo on Unsplash

People Who've Been Caught Hooking Up Outdoors Share Their Experiences

Ahhh, love out in the outdoors.

There is something about the fresh air and the hint of danger.

Keep ReadingShow less
Travis Kelce with his mom, Donna
Steve Granitz/FilmMagic/GettyImages

Donna Kelce Had Some Hilariously Brutal Advice For Travis Ahead Of His First Major TV Role

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has done some TV work before in stints like Saturday Night Live and in the comedy series Moonbase 8, but the 34-year-old is now set to make his major acting debut in a scripted TV show in Ryan Murphy's upcoming horror series Grotesquerie.

In preparation for Kelce's foray into Hollywood, his mom, Donna Kelce, shared the advice she gave to her son as she prepared to watch the show for the first time.

Keep ReadingShow less
Marco Rubio and Donald Trump
YouTube/CNN

Old Rubio Debate Zinger Ripping Trump Resurfaces After Trump Launches $100k Watch Grift

After former President Donald Trump started hawking $100K "Trump" watches, the perfect old clip of Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio mocking Trump resurfaced.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump encouraged his supporters to purchase watches to support his presidential campaign:

Keep ReadingShow less
YouTube screenshot of Hoda Kotb
TODAY/YouTube

Hota Kotb Gets Emotional Announcing She'll Be Leaving 'Today' Show—And Now We're All Sobbing

It's the end of an era for Today and for Hota Kotb, who tearfully announced on Thursday that she would be leaving the show early next year.

Kotb, who has been apart of the NBC family for nearly three decades, has most recently co-hosted the fourth hour of Today with Kathie Lee Gifford and then Jenna Bush Hager and co-anchored Today with Savannah Guthrie for the last five plus years.

Keep ReadingShow less
Screenshot of Kamala Harris; Donald Trump
MSNBC; Brandon Bell/Getty Images

Harris Just Slipped In Another Epically Shady Dig At Trump's Rally Crowd Sizes During Interview

Vice President Kamala Harris had her supporters cracking up after she slipped in another shady dig at former President Donald Trump's rally crowd sizes during an interview with MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle.

Harris sat down for the interview two weeks after she and Trump met for this election cycle's first—and likely only—presidential debate between the two of them ahead of November's general election. The event marked the first time Harris had ever actually met Trump in person and observers widely agreed she won it.

Keep ReadingShow less