Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., was once a titan of Democratic Party politics, but now she appears to be on the outs with President Biden and some House Democrats.

Biden made history by stepping down from the Democratic Party ticket after weeks of defections from Democratic lawmakers who implored him to withdraw, with reports that it was Pelosi who had coordinated the effort to force him to step down. Since then, their relationship has been frosty. 

After Vice President Kamala Harris lost, Pelosi responded by pointing the finger at Biden, saying “it would have been different” if he had dropped out earlier, telling the New York Times’ “The Interview” podcast, “Had the president gotten out sooner, there may have been other candidates in the race.”

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But her post-election thoughts aren’t sitting well with some members of her party.

Axios reported, in a piece headlined “Scoop: House Dems sick of Pelosi,” that while she “still instills fear in the members she led for two decades,” some Democrats are “clearly frustrated Pelosi isn’t fading into the sunset like she promised when she lost the gavel two years ago.”

One anonymous senior Democratic lawmaker responded to Pelosi speaking out about what she thinks went wrong in the election. 

“She needs to take a seat,” the lawmaker told the news outlet. “Making scattershot comments is not just unhelpful, it’s damaging.”

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“I understand that this is a difficult transition for her, not being the leader, but she is not,” a member of the Congressional Black Caucus told Axios.

That same unnamed member argued that Pelosi is not making way for her successor, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, saying, “Hakeem has been tremendously graceful and respectful of her, but I don’t think she is being respectful of him.”

“She needs to understand what her new role is,” the member concluded.

A spokesperson for Pelosi told Fox News Digital, “Speaker Pelosi is immensely proud of Leader Hakeem Jeffries and his masterful stewardship of the House Democratic Caucus. We all should praise the excellent progress made by House Democrats under his leadership.”

Podcaster Joe Rogan suggested this week that President Biden wanted President-elect Trump to win after his party pushed him to drop out of the race in July.

Biden’s smiling face during his meeting with Trump at the White House on Wednesday sparked some speculation that the incumbent was happy to hand over the reins to Trump rather than his replacement on the Democratic ticket, Vice President Kamala Harris.

“Do you know what one of my f—ing favorite things of this whole election cycle has been? Yesterday when Biden and Trump sat down in the White House,” Rogan said. “Biden voted for Trump. I guarantee it. I f—ing guarantee it. I never saw that dude so happy in his f—ing life. He lost. His party lost. He was happy.”

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He then compared the reception to how then-President Obama greeted Trump after his first victory in 2016, arguing that Obama looked exasperated at the time. 

When a photo of Biden beaming next to Trump was shown, Rogan immediately began laughing, “Look at, look at Biden! Look at his f—ing smile, dude! Look at his f—ing smile, man. That’s like when your kid gets married.”

Rogan went on to say that Biden felt joy at Harris being soundly defeated, recalling when the president placed a Trump hat on his head while out campaigning. 

“I guarantee you, I guarantee you that mother—-er was happy. He had a giant smile on his face. He said, ‘Welcome back’ to him,” he joked.

President Joe Biden meets with President-elect Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House, Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2024, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) (AP)

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“I thought it was ‘Hitler,’” the podcast host said, recalling past rhetoric from Biden condemning Trump. “I thought he was ‘dangerous!’”

“It’s so nuts, man. It’s so nuts,” Rogan later added. “All the different things that happened during this election are wilder than anything you’ve ever seen in a f—ing movie.”

Biden previously argued that Trump was “a threat to democracy” and in the final weeks of the campaign said “our democracy is at stake” if he wins. 

Since the election, however, Biden has been far more conciliatory, with some pointing out the stark difference in rhetoic.

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Fox News’ Kristine Parks contributed to this report.

Police officers in Paris arrested two fans at an Israel-France UEFA Nations League soccer game at Stade de France national stadium Thursday. 

“There was the start of a fight. We were extremely reactive, so the incident was very quickly contained,” Paris Police Chief Laurent Nunez told France 2.

The fight broke out around 10 minutes after the game kicked off at 8:45 p.m. Some of those involved had Israeli flags draped over their backs. It was not clear what prompted the altercation, and security intervened about one minute after it broke out. 

Both individuals were taken into custody. One was taken right away, and the other was arrested after the match with the help of video evidence, Nunez said.

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Fans at Stade de France booed during the Israeli national anthem, and minor altercations erupted at a UEFA Nations League game between the two countries Thursday. About 4,000 French security personnel were assigned to patrol inside and outside the stadium and on public transit. 

Reuters reported around 100 Israeli fans were spotted sitting in a corner of Stade de France, which had an attendance of 16,611, not even close to its 80,000-person capacity. 

Before the match kicked off, the Israeli national anthem played, and some “boos and whistles” were heard as it played. 

Israeli supporters waved yellow balloons, chanting “Free the Hostages” in reference to those still being held by Hamas. 

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office released a statement saying Israel had intelligence that pro-Palestinian groups abroad intend to harm Israelis in cities in France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Belgium, among other countries. 

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Ma’ayan Toaf, Israel Government Press Office)

This incident is now the second violent altercation involving Israeli soccer fans at the national team’s games in Europe in recent weeks. 

Maccabi Tel Aviv FC supporters were reportedly the target of violence in Amsterdam in the first week of November. The Embassy of Israel to the U.S. also posted a graphic video of the violence.

“Hundreds of fans of the @MaccabiTLVFC soccer team were ambushed and attacked in Amsterdam tonight as they left the stadium following a game against @AFCAjax,” the embassy wrote. “The mob who targeted these innocent Israelis has proudly shared their violent acts on social media.”

Dozens of arrests were made Thursday night, most before the match, the Netherlands’ RTL reported.

“There have been disturbances, including on the Dam,” a Dutch national police spokesperson told the outlet. “We cannot indicate who belongs to whom. The groups are not easy to distinguish from each other. Almost all of them are wearing dark clothes.”

Israeli fans clash with security staff during a match between Israel and France Nov. 14, 2024. (Reuters/Christian Hartmann)

That incident came 13 months after the Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel Oct. 7, 2023. 

Israel’s national soccer team was recently subject to a potential suspension by FIFA after complaints by the Palestinian Football Association (PFA). 

The PFA’s original proposal claimed at least 92 non-professional Palestinian players have been killed in the war, football infrastructure has been destroyed, its leagues suspended and its national team required to play World Cup qualifiers abroad. The Palestinian federation wanted FIFA to adopt appropriate sanctions against Israeli teams, including the national side and clubs. 

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FIFA ruled against suspending Israel from international play after the PFA proposed a suspension for Israel amid the war and humanitarian crisis in Gaza earlier this year. However, FIFA still commenced an investigation of the Israel Football Association (IFA) over allegations of discrimination.

In a statement previously provided to Fox News Digital by IFA head of communications Shlomi Barzell, the IFA condemned the PFA for its recent proposal to FIFA.

A protester is draped in an Israeli flag during a protest against antisemitism at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany Dec. 10, 2023.   (Reuters/Lisi Niesner)

“Whoever fantasized about the suspension of Israeli football from the international arena or sanctions through lies and false accusations, has suffered a defeat,” the statement read. “Again, we have acted over time in different channels, in a calculated and proactive manner in the face of the challenge of the Palestinian Association and its leader to distort reality, and the result today leaves no room for doubt. 

“We respect the authors of the report submitted to the council members and the decision of the council members to consider transferring two issues to a legal examination, as long as there is any factual justification for it. Thanks to values that represent a glorious democracy and an independent and determined legal system of the Football Association, we have never violated and will not violate any of the FIFA/UEFA rules.” 

The PFA has not responded to multiple requests for comment from Fox News Digital. 

The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

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Taylor Swift has officially made moves in Canada.

After touching down in Toronto on Thursday, the pop star and her team were greeted with an extravagant escort service led by the Toronto Police Department. Despite the excitement surrounding her upcoming six-show “Eras Tour” lineup at Rogers Centre, the motorcade stirred controversy among locals who were stuck in major traffic delays. 

“This is what is seriously wrong with Toronto,” one user wrote on X. “Its wonderful that so many people are excited with Taylor Swift’s concerts but seriously. We have very serious traffic issues that are impacting the lives and economic well being of so many, but don’t let a celebrity wait in traffic.”

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“6 night Taylor Swift concert in Toronto means a week of even worse traffic than normal,” another wrote. 

The Toronto PD had its reasons for such an excessive motorcade, given the fact that three of Swift’s concerts were canceled in August as a result of a terrorism threat in Vienna. 

In early August, Swift canceled three of her Austria shows at Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna after she was made aware of a planned bomb. 

On Aug. 7, authorities arrested a 17-year-old male and a 19-year-old male for allegedly plotting terror attacks on Swift’s Vienna shows, which were set for Aug. 8-10. An 18-year-old male was arrested on Aug. 8. 

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Swift is scheduled to perform six shows in Toronto.  (John Shearer/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)

Later that month, the deputy director of the CIA confirmed that the intended terrorist plot at Swift’s shows in Vienna intended on killing “a huge number” of people — including Americans. 

Because of this, heightened security in Toronto is necessary, said Toronto Police spokesperson Nadine Ramadan.

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“Taylor Swift attracts a large following that are very actively engaged, and for public safety reasons, we are facilitating her movements in the city,” Ramadan told Fox News Digital in a statement. “To be clear, we supplemented with some scout cars and motorcycles, but the rest belonged to her own security team. For operational security purposes, I can’t share the exact number.”

Concertgoers embraced the bumper-to-bumper traffic after Swift’s first show in Toronto. (John Shearer/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)

“There were never complete closures at any point,” Ramadan added. “The highways were not closed. There were only rolling closures on the Gardiner [Expressway] and Highway 427 that took a total of 20 minutes.”

After her first show concluded in Toronto on Thursday, Swifties fully embraced the bumper-to-bumper traffic. 

“Instead of road rage, we had Swiftie smiles and sparkles,” a concertgoer wrote in an essay published on The Star. “Some came dressed in cowboy boots or hats or in costumes taken from a song lyrics, like a fridge or traffic lights… It turned out to be one of the sweetest traffic jams possible, largely because of what it means to be a Swiftie.”

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Fox News Digital’s Janelle Ash and Elizabeth Stanton contributed to this report.