The Rachel Maddow Show

The Morning Joe panel discusses a new Washington Post piece from Gary Abernathy asking if the public is destined to talk past each other when it comes to Trump.

Former U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade and MSNBC Justie and Legal Affairs Analyst Anthony Coley join Morning Joe to discuss the Fulton County indictment of Donald Trump.

Georgia’s Republican Former Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan testified before the Fulton County grand jury on Monday despite warnings from Donald Trump and Duncan later said the investigation was a pivot point. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

Several of former President Donald Trump’s allies, including Rudy Giuliani, who are now facing criminal charges for helping him try to overturn the results of the 2020 election were never paid by the Trump political operation for work they did in late 2020, according to testimony to congressional investigators and Federal Election Commission records.

When asked about the fourth indictment for former President Trump, 2024 Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., remarked about the weaponization of the Justice Department rather than call out Trump’s actions in attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

Debate intensifies over Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings, drawing comparisons to past instances of presidential family members profiting from their names. The Morning Joe panel discuss the ongoing oversight committee and it’s plans to subpoena members of Biden’s family, and the present challenge of separating personal interests from political responsibilities.

HBO’s upcoming documentary series, “Telemarketers,” delves into the world of telemarketing, tracing a 20-year journey from a New Jersey call center. Narrator and co-director Sam Lipman-Stern joins Morning Joe to discuss the industry’s manipulative tactics, shedding light on the experiences of former telemarketers and the challenges of regulation. Through interviews with industry insiders and lawmakers, the series explores the need for legislative action against this long-standing, ever-evolving issue.

Local officials now say 96 people have died in the wildfires ripping through the town of Lahaina. NBC News’ Dana Griffin reports.

As he awaits possible charges in Georgia, Donald Trump is already testing the limits of a new protective order put in place in the federal election interference case against him: Trump went after Judge Tanya Chutkan on social media on Sunday. Former U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg discusses.

When asked if he would take a plea deal in a 2020 election interference case in Georgia, former President Trump on Saturday said ‘We don’t take plea deals. We did nothing wrong.’ The Morning Joe panel discusses Trump’s remarks.