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I lost a lot of faith in certain people. Yeah, I'd lost because they got duped by the Democrats. Duped by the Democrats.Fact check. Trump and his MAGA followers were the ones pushing Epstein conspiracies. Seriously, we need to release the Epstein list.That that is an important thing. We have uh flight logs. We have information names uh that will come out.What names are in there, man. You understand how many powerful people probably want this thing to desperately go away. This is another government gangster ...

GOOD SHOW. >> WELCOME TO THE BEAT. I'M ANTONIA.HILTON IN TONIGHT FOR ARI MELBER. >> WE START WITH A MAGA RECKONING. DONALD TRUMP.RIPPING HIS OWN BASE IN A WAY WE HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE. SLAMMING MAGA TRUE BELIEVERS AS, QUOTE, STUPID AND FOOLISH FOR DEMANDING ANSWERS ABOUT THE EPSTEIN FILES. IT'S AN EXTRAORDINARY TURN.>> OF EVENTS. >> THE PRESIDENT, KNOWN FOR HIS. CULT LIKE POWER OVER HIS BASE, SUDDENLY ENGULFED BY THE VERY CONSPIRACY THEORY HE FUELED.TODAY IN THE OVAL OFFICE, TRUMP, TRYING TO DISTANCE HIMSE ...

Joining us now, New York Times opinion columnist David French, executive editor of More Perfect Union, Faz Shakir, and staff writer at The Atlantic, and MSNBC political analyst Ashley Parker. Ashley, this is so interesting to me because this Epstein thing is so sticky to the base, to to the loud voices of the base, the ones that whip people up online. And it's the it's the one thing that I haven't seen the president in this 2.0% version of him be able to shake, right.I mean, I I love that pebble you don't s ...

I want to bring in NBC's Ryan Nobles who's on Capitol Hill. Also with me, MSNBC political analyst and former Florida Republican Congressman Carlos Carbelloo. Sam Stein is managing editor at The Bull Work and an MSNBC contributor. So, Congressman, look, it's one thing for the president to push back on his supporters. It's another thing to essentially disown them. What's your reaction to this? Yeah, this is pretty significant for a base that has been very unified. Of course, the Republican party hasn't always ...

Joining us now, Washington Post national columnist Philip Bump, Democratic pollster and MSNBC political analyst Cornell Belchure and host of the Bull Work Podcast and an MSNBC political analyst as well, Tim Miller. Phil, this is different. I mean, I I just laid out a handful of the things that Donald Trump has said over the years. There's so many more to name. Um, but he has been willing to say whatever he needed to say if he thought that's what constituents wanted to hear. if it was something sticky and an ...

Think of all the things that Donald Trump has done that could have turned off his base, right. Stormmy Daniels might have elicited a backlash from evangelicals. It actually didn't, right.Uh attacking John McCain at P might have turned off some national security military, you know, veterans. Really didn't. Um bombing Iran might have permanently alienated the America First isolationists.you know, they they they sent off some mean tweets. Trump famously said he could shoot somebody on Fifth Avenue and not lose ...

The political debacle saddling Donald Trump over the course of this weekend and boiling over tonight is widely viewed on the right as his biggest problem with his base in this young presidency. A quote huge risk to his hold on the party even the coming midterms. That's from his allies headlines screaming about a quote rebellion or revolt against Trump.A politician who's certainly benefited from loyalty and a type of perception of almost lockep unassalable MAGA loyalty is now finding it clearly in danger. Th ...

It is not letting up the growing calls for the Justice Department to release more information about the Jeffrey Epstein case, including from the halls of Congress. One congressman saying, "Release the Epstein files." Another quote, "Your base wants to know." Another even asking, "Who are the rich and powerful being protected?" But all those calls now coming from Democrats. This after President Trump and his attorney general have been blasted by their own MAGA supporters over their shifting stances in this c ...