Ever since Donald Trump came back into office, he has been asked repeatedly about whether he will indict his political opponents. And just about every time, he's given the same response. >> Are you willing to take this all the way to indictments? >> Well, it's up to Pam Randy, who's doing a terrific job. >> Well, I just want to be fair. It's up ultimately it's up to Pam. I don't want to take a position on it because that's going to be up to Pam. >> It's up to Pam. Is it though? I mean, Attorney General Pam ...

Anthony Coley, do you recognize the Department of Justice. No, I don't. Uh, and I got to tell you, I think this this week will go down as a watershed moment in and moder I can't take any water more water.I was going to say, dude, I'm up to my knees in watershed. Listen, it it will uh and the the you know, if I can take you inside the Justice Department for a moment. So, normally at the Justice Department when line prosecutors say that there isn't enough evidence to obtain and sustain a conviction, that's ty ...

[Music] And good afternoon. We are coming on the air with breaking news. New York Attorney General Leticia James, a longtime political foil of President Trump's, has been indicted by a federal grand jury.That according to three sources familiar with the matter. James was charged with one count of bank fraud after the president publicly called for his Justice Department appointees to bring charges against her. I want to get right to our chief justice and national affairs correspondent, Kelly O'Donnell, who's ...

Legal & Political - New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted in federal court [1] - The indictment comes as the Justice Department continues to pursue charges against Trump's political enemies [1]

In his second term, Trump has taken control of the Justice Department in ways he could have only dreamed of during his first https://t.co/CkjMX7ny8i ...

This is supposed to be an oversight hearing. >> Oversight. >> These Excuse me.You can attack me after my time is over. >> You've attacked all of us, including President Trump. >> You can attack me later.And I I know you've got plenty of canned attacks. We've heard them all day today. >> This is supposed to regular order, Madam Chair.I'm trying to speak. >> This is supposed to be an oversight hearing >> of the Justice Department. >> I mean, there's that.There's a lot of great questions yesterday. Absolutely. ...

former judge and a former US attorney. Uh Carol Lamb is with us and you've been listening in. Carol, your take on all that has been disclosed.Yeah, this is very concerning. Uh Anna, because uh you know, by the time we get to federal court, you like to think that there's some maturity going on. Uh what's going on now really sounds like a preschool or kindergarten.uh you've got a government team that has not worked together, not worked in that district, not appeared before that judge, not worked with the FBI ...

And at a combative hearing on Capitol Hill yesterday, Attorney General Pam Bondi clashed repeatedly with Democrats. Facing a grilling on everything from weaponizing the Justice Department to the Jeffrey Epstein files, Bondi launched into personal attacks when accused of refusing to answer questions directly. Democratic Senator Adam Schiff summarized her deflections. I think it's it's valuable that the American people get a sense of of what you've refused to answer today. So, these are just some of the quest ...

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Today, as the government shutdown is about to enter its second week and the federal government's occupation of Chicago is looking increasingly violent and lawless, the government's top lawyer, Pam Bondi, traveled to Capitol Hill and demonstrated to the entire country why she may be the worst attorney general in this country's history.I mean, really, it it's hard to come up with someone else who's done more damage to the Department of Justice, to the rule of law a ...

Uh, joining us now, MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin, New York Times DC correspondent covering the Justice Department, Glenn Thrush, and staff writer for The Atlantic, and MSNBC political contributor Mark Lieovich. Glenn, this is your neck of the woods. Was that a surprising turn of events today.Well, it wasn't a surprising turn of events, but you got to wonder what uh what hearing prep looked like for Miss Bondi, who spent most of last week working on that. She certainly wasn't going through briefing b ...