You were the attorney general, of course, in Pennsylvania when Donald Trump tried to steal a presidential election. Um, he seems even more unleashed now than he was back then, or that's my assessment. How worried are you about what he's going to do, tried to do in 2026.And and how are you preparing for that. >> Look, I'm worried because, to use your word, he he seems more unleashed than he was, you know, four, five, six years ago. And I think what's also concerning is um all the people around him um you kno ...

As promised, joining me now is Pennsylvania's Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro. Governor Shapiro, it's great to see you and and it was a hell of a night for Democrats last night. So, so let me just start you.Go ahead. It was >> No, it was a great it was a great night and it's great to be with you and excited to talk to you tonight. >> Yeah, I'm excited to have you here.So, let me start by asking you about that because I we knew that it was going to be a good night by the polls or that's what we all kind of ...

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Special Counsel Jack Smith is telling Republicans, "Game on." In a letter just released from his attorneys to Congressman Jim Jordan and Senator Chuck Grassley, the chairs of the House and Senate Judiciary Committee, Jack Smith is offering to testify, but he wants to do so in a public hearing about the investigations he conducted. Jack Smith's attorneys writing this quote, "Given the many mischaracterizations of Mr.. Smith's investigation into President Trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents an ...

President Trump's second term is drawing alarm from protests to experts over this drift away from democracy and towards an autocratic slide that can be understood sometimes not so much by looking to our own history but those of other countries from Turkey to Hungary where systems that once used elections and law as a baseline began to bend to autocrats where scenes of troops abroad resonate differently now for many in America as Trump repeatedly deploys soldiers inside our country to US cities that he views ...

As he seeks to smash and grab 230 million bucks, Donald Trump's reckless campaign to wreck the rule of law with his prosecutions is today wobbling a bit like a Jenga tower that got a little too tall. today in two jurisdictions in the Eastern District of Virginia and in New Jersey. Trump's handpicked prosecutors, both with zero experience as prosecutors, but totally down with going after Trump's critics, regardless of the facts in the cases, are both facing challenges to their appointments, to the legality o ...

Arez Ruvanei was on his way up. He was an attorney in the Department of Justice who was so effective defending President Trump's first term immigration policy that he was promoted right away in Trump's second term. But Ruvane's 15-year Justice Department career ended suddenly after he says he witnessed government lawyers lying in court and evading orders of a judge.These last few months have been a time of upheaval in the Justice Department. Now Ruane's claims are raising concern in courtrooms across the co ...

I can also assure you that were this a Republican president, a Republican attorney general, and a Republican IRS that were targeting Democrats, I at least would speak out just as vigorously against it. Because if we are going to respect rule of law, the apparatus of the federal government cannot and should not be used as a partisan tool to bludgeon your enemies. >> Uh, I might have to play that every day.Um, Miles Taylor, that was then that was 2014. Ted Cruz on using the IRS to target enemies. Yeah, look, ...

But folks, let's start tonight with a video first obtained by MSNBC. Former special counsel Jack Smith is now making his first public comments about his investigations into Donald Trump, speaking exclusively with MSNBC's Andrew Weissman in London. During that extensive conversation, Smith blasted the recent charges brought against Trump's perceived political enemies.this latest prosecution of the former director of the FBI. Um, you know, there's a process to secure an indictment. Um, there's a a process of ...

[Music] We're back with more on our top story this hour. New York Attorney General Leticia James indicted on federal bank fraud charges just weeks after President Trump publicly called on the Attorney General to prosecute James and several other foes. In what we are now learning was meant to be sent as a private message.That's according to an administration official who told NBC News the president thought he had sent the message directly to Pam Bondi. Well, now Democratic attorneys general from all across t ...