President Donald Trump has never lacked confidence, but rest assured, he is routinely humbled by the only person who has unlimited access to the commander in chief: his wife. “My wife hates when I do this” is the line President Trump said Tuesday, but it’s also the line every husband says before jovially doing the one thing that pushes their wives’ buttons. “She hates when I dance,” Trump said. First Lady Melania Trump is not a fan of the signature Trump YMCA dance because, let’s be honest, most wives shield their eyes when their husbands pull out their silly dance moves. “It’s so unpresidential, but I said I did become president,” Trump said with a smirk. ?Trump says that Melania “hates” when he does the Trump dance: “She said, ‘It’s so unpresidential.’ I said, ‘But I did become president.'” pic.twitter.com/ZdObLY0fza — Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) January 6, 2026 At a House GOP retreat on Tuesday, Trump reminded America that at the end of the day, married folks are all the same. “She said, ‘They don’t like it, they are just being nice to you.’ I said, ‘That’s not right, the place goes crazy.’ They’re screaming ‘dance!'” Trump said. Like any wife trying to help make her husband better, Melania presented her case thoroughly for Trump to retire his dance moves. “She actually said, ‘Could you imagine FDR dancing?’ She said that to me,” Trump said. In a typical husband response, Trump told his wife, “Everybody wants me to dance.” Insert whatever your husband’s party trick is into “everyone wants me to __.” Is Trump going to stop doing his dance? No! And every time he does the dance, he is secretly thinking about Melania playfully rolling her eyes at him. Trump also said Melania hates when he imitates trans-identifying athletes weightlifting as he proceeded to do a toned-down impression because he knows he’s walking a line. “I want to be more, but I have somebody watching,” Trump said after his weightlifting impersonation. If a wife cannot relate to Melania finding something her husband does embarrassing, then I’m sorry, that person is married to an A.I. robot. But it seems people did find the Trump and Melania’s squabble relatable. “Trump says Melania doesn’t like his YMCA dancing. This is great. Funniest president ever,” OutKick Founder Clay Travis said. “The Trumps are real people!” David Freeman said. Take a wild guess how Trump ended his speech about Melania hating his dance? TRUMP DANCE AT THE TRUMP KENNEDY CENTER! ??? pic.twitter.com/sbJnMNpuWc — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) January 6, 2026 Cue the music — and Melania, close your eyes, because Trump isn’t missing a chance to cut a rug in 2026.

Vice President JD Vance responded on Tuesday to the news that someone had attempted to break into his Ohio home, referring to the suspect as “a very sick individual.” William D. DeFoor, 26, was arrested after Secret Service agents caught him breaking windows in Vance’s Cincinnati home, and now faces both federal and local vandalism charges. Vance, who had left the home with his family prior to the attack, addressed the issue during an interview with CNN commentator and Salem radio host Scott Jennings, who asked him how the family was handling the situation. .@VP addresses the attack on his home in Ohio: “Our family’s doing fine… I guess this person assumed we were there and tried to make an attack… Clearly a very sick individual. The good thing is, my kids are young enough, they have no idea what’s going on.” pic.twitter.com/Ri9wKLsrs1 — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) January 6, 2026 “Our family’s doing fine. Thanks for asking,” Vance said when Jennings asked. “You know, we had left Cincinnati a few hours before the attack, and whenever we’re in town, it’s obviously a well-known thing because there are barricades everywhere, the security presence goes up on our street, and so I guess this person probably assumed we were still there and decided to make an attack.” “I don’t know if they were trying to break in, that’s my intuition just because they went and hammered the windows,” Vance continued. “But of course, we have stronger windows than most because I’m a protectee of the Secret Service, and so eventually realized they weren’t getting anywhere, ran off, and were captured.” Vance said that he was unsure of the motive and wasn’t trying to second guess any ongoing investigations, but did assert that the person responsible for the attack was “clearly a very sick individual. The good thing is, my kids are young enough, they have no idea what’s going on and they don’t read the news, so they have no idea that their home was attacked by a crazy person with a hammer … there are crazy people out there and we’re thankful for the Secret Service.” DeFoor, the son of a wealthy pediatric urologist, had reportedly been going by the name “Julia” on social media in recent weeks — and has a history of both vandalism and mental health issues.

President Donald Trump urged Republicans on Monday to get behind a Navy SEAL who he hopes will oust Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie in the 2026 midterm elections. Trump wrote on Truth Social that Captain Ed Gallrein has his “Complete and Total Endorsement” in a bid to replace Massie in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District. Massie has been a thorn in Trump’s side for most of his second term, criticizing the president’s handling of the Epstein files and voting against his “Big, Beautiful Bill.” “The incredible people of Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District, who want desperately to get rid of Thomas Massie, the Worst ‘Republican’ Congressman we have had in many years, gave us a mandate to, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!” Trump said. “The person that will help us do the job, and do it right, is Navy SEAL, Army Ranger, Fifth Generation Kentucky Farmer, and American Hero, Captain Ed Gallrein, a true Patriot.” “Captain Ed Gallrein has my Complete and Total Endorsement against ‘Congressman’ Thomas Massie — He only votes AGAINST the Republican Party, making life very easy for the Radical Left,” Trump added. “Unlike ‘lightweight’ Congressman Massie, a true hater of Israel, and a totally ineffective LOSER who has failed us so badly, CAPTAIN ED GALLREIN IS A WINNER WHO WILL NOT LET KENTUCKY DOWN!” Trump urged Republicans considering a run against Massie to stand down and “rally behind” Gallrein, arguing that Gallrein is in the best position to defeat the GOP congressman. Trump praised Gallrein for his service to the United States and said that the Navy SEAL “is a big fan of our recent attack on Nicolas Maduro, the Dictator of Venezuela.” Massie responded to Trump’s lengthy statement on Gallrein, writing on X, “i ain’t reading all that. im happy for u tho. or sorry that happened.” The Daily Wire reached out to Massie’s office and campaign for comment. Trump’s relationship with Massie has been a roller-coaster ride. In March 2020, Trump called Massie a “third rate Grandstander” and urged the GOP to throw him out of the party after the Kentucky congressman tried to stall a $2.2 trillion COVID aid package. Two years later, Trump endorsed Massie in his Republican primary, referring to him as a “Conservative Warrior” and a “first-rate Defender of the Constitution.” Massie, who espouses libertarian views, regularly criticizes Trump’s foreign and domestic policies, including his major spending plan in the “Big, Beautiful Bill.” Massie was one of just two Republicans in the House who voted against Trump’s signature piece of legislation. Earlier this week, Massie condemned the Trump administration’s strikes in Venezuela and capture of Nicolás Maduro, arguing that the operation was only “about oil and regime change.” “This is not what we voted for,” he said. In a Christmas Day post calling out some of his enemies, Trump slammed Massie as “one lowlife ‘Republican'” who continues to focus on the Epstein saga, which Trump has called a “hoax.” Massie sent out a fundraising message in response to Trump’s Christmas Day criticism, writing on X, “Imagine celebrating a blessed Christmas with your family… suddenly phones alert everyone to the most powerful man in the world attacking you… for fulfilling his campaign promise to help victims!”

No matter who controls Venezuela when all is said and done, Vice President JD Vance said that they will have no choice but to “play ball with the United States” moving forward. Vance told Salem radio host Scott Jennings that President Donald Trump’s administration certainly wanted to see the Venezuelan people do well — but that it was far more important for the American people to do well and face no imminent threat from an adversarial neighbor. .@VP on Venezuela: “Whoever the leader of that country is, is going to have to play ball with the United States.” “It was a very important operation. It was carried out flawlessly… I think it will create great benefits for the American people.” pic.twitter.com/l8qLZnOd05 — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) January 6, 2026 “We want what’s best for the Venezuelan people,” he explained, “But more importantly than that by a factor of a hundred, we want what’s best for the American people — and whoever the leader of that country is, is going to have to play ball with the United States. That is the whole problem that we’ve had in that region of the world.” Vance explained that a “whole host of American competitors” had been invited in to do business and set up shop in Venezuela, bringing additional threats to the United States into the western hemisphere and posing a very real danger to American national security. “They’ve used their own energy money to fund this terrible narco-terrorism against the United States of America,” Vance continued. “What the president did — and really, the entire team made possible — is to cut off that flow of energy money to narco-terrorists, to then of course cut off the amount of narco-terrorism being imported into the United States of America. I think it’s going to save lives, it’s going to mean cheaper gas and energy prices for Americans, and maybe most importantly, it’s going to mean that we have more control over the energy resources that exist in the world.” With regard to the Saturday mission to capture Maduro, Vance said that he’d initially been skeptical that such a precision operation could be carried out — but was happy to have been proven wrong: “It was a very important operation. It was carried out flawlessly … I think it will create great benefits for the American people.”

WASHINGTON—The suspect arrested last October with more than 100 explosive devices outside of St. Matthew’s Cathedral ahead of the annual Red Mass that marked the start of the Supreme Court term was back in court on Tuesday.  Louis Geri appeared in D.C. Superior Court for a status hearing. During the hearing, the court addressed a potential resolution between the prosecution and the defense. Initially, Geri was set to appear back in court on February 5, but was rescheduled to a later date at the apparent request of Geri. After February 5 was mentioned, Geri whispered to his attorney. After the two discussed, his attorney said Louis “doesn’t want to come back until there’s a resolution.” D.C. Superior Court Judge Jennifer Di Toro acknowledged Geri’s request.  Previously, Geri’s defense rejected a plea deal offered by the prosecution. Due to a judge caseload transfer, Geri’s case was reassigned from Judge Heide Herrmann to Judge Di Toro. Geri faces charges of one count of Unlawful Manufacture or Possession of  Weapon of Mass Destruction and False Report of a Weapon of Mass Destruction.  Geri was apprehended after stepping outside his tent to urinate on October 5 of last year. His tent, which allegedly contained the explosives, was set up on the steps of St. Matthew’s Cathedral, according to WUSA9. Authorities say he had gathered materials for the devices in Arkansas and was aware “that multiple public figures would likely attend” the event and that the “potential for damage was incredibly high.”  Due to security concerns at the time, Supreme Court justices did not attend the Red Mass, which is an annual event held by the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle, wherein the parish prays for the High Court at the beginning of a new term. On Tuesday, Judge Di Toro granted a mutual continuance, indicating that both sides agreed to delay proceedings while assessing if the case could be resolved without a trial. The court is set to reconvene on February 19 to discuss the case’s next steps.