The Washington Post’s Bob Woodward weighs in on the four-count indictment against former President Trump and why he says the indictment shows facts still matter.
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‘I don’t think Jack Smith is done with Trump yet’: Former House member
Fmr. Rep. Denver Riggleman, R-Va., discusses the four-count indictment against former President Trump and why he believes Special Counsel Jack Smith isn’t finished with Trump.
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Glenn Kirschner: Cameras in the courtroom should be a must
Federal courts ban cameras in the courtroom, but MSNBC Legal Analyst Glenn Kirschner discusses why cameras should be allowed for Trump’s trials.
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Bill Barr believes Jack Smith has ‘a lot more to come’
In a Wednesday interview, former AG Bill Barr predicts Special Counsel Jack Smith has ‘a lot more’ to come against former President Trump. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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Trump will be arraigned in DC federal court today; here’s what to expect
Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to appear in a Washington, D.C. courtroom Thursday afternoon to answer charges that he used “unlawful means” in an attempt to subvert the results of the 2020 presidential election and hold on to power. Ryan J. Reilly reports.
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‘Outrage Machine’: How social media thrives on divisive content
Social media platforms, like Twitter, have become an “Outrage Machine,” with moral outrage going viral and driving engagement, leading to divisive content and potential harm to democracy. Author of “Outrage Machine” and Media researcher Tobias Rose-Stockwell joins Morning Joe to discuss how social media platforms incentivize divisive content and offers practical solutions at the individual, platform, and government levels to combat the outrage cycle and foster a more positive online experience.
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George Conway: Trump has played Russian roulette with the law
Attorney George Conway discusses the four-count indictment criminally charging former President Trump with trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election and subvert lawful votes and the investigation in Georgia.
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Chuck Rosenberg: I believe this case could be tried before the election
Former U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg discusses his thoughts on a timeline for the case against Trump.
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Ken Dilanian: A real trap that Jack Smith has set for Donald Trump
NBC News’ Ken Dilanian joins Morning Joe to discuss the four-count indictment criminally charging former President Trump with his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election and subvert lawful votes.
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Joe: It was Republicans who stood up to Trump
A grand jury in Washington returned a new four-count indictment criminally charging former President Trump with his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election and subvert lawful votes. The Morning Joe panel discusses the 45-page indictment, and Joe Scarborough says what stands out to him about the indictment is how it shows Republicans standing up to Trump.
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