who began with the breaking legal news. Another domino could be about to fall in President Trump's campaign to prosecute his perceived enemies. We are learning the Justice Department is preparing to issue grand jury subpoenas in its investigation into former CIA director John Brennan, who we should note is an MSNBC analyst.Now, this probe centers on Brennan's role in the prior investigations into Russian election interference in the 2016 election and ties to the Trump campaign. Let's get right to MSNBC just ...

The Justice Department has told federal prosecutors to draft plans to investigate a group funded by liberal philanthropist George Soros https://t.co/HXwZpVm4X5 ...

Legal & Political Analysis - The Justice Department is considering indicting former FBI Director James Comey for allegedly lying to Congress [1][9] - The potential charges against Comey could stem from testimony before Congress regarding the authorization of a leak, specifically a dispute with his former deputy director, Andrew McCabe [3] - The statute of limitations for these charges expires next Tuesday, requiring a decision and filing of paperwork within a week [5] - A former acting US attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia, Eric Seabbert, resigned last week in connection to this potential indictment [8] - Lindsey Halligan, previously part of President Trump's defense team, has been appointed as the interim US attorney in that office [8] Key Individuals & Statements - James Comey's representative declined to comment on the matter [7] - The former US president has made references to his attorney general regarding potential arrests, possibly including Comey [6] Timeline - The testimony in question occurred on September 30th, 2020 [4]

We're following breaking news in the Jeffrey Epstein case. MSNBC has just confirmed that the Justice Department is considering releasing the audio and or the transcript of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch's interview with Galain Maxwell. That's according to an official familiar with the matter. Joining us now, MSNBC Justice and Intelligence Correspondent Ken Delaneian, NBC News Chief Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles, and MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin. Ken, tell us more about your reporting. ...