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‘She is going to be a strong witness’: All eyes on Hope Hicks testimony in Hush Money trial
Vaughn Hillyard, NBC News Correspondent and Patricia Hurtudo, Bloomberg Legal Reporter join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the upcoming witnesses the prosecution is expected to call in the Trump Hush Money trial and why Hope Hicks testimony in particular will be illuminating because of how trusted she was in the Trump’s inner circle yet has avoided being put under the microscope in the manner which she will be testifying.
'Godfather of Republican Party': Will Trump's legal woes change young voters' minds about him?
Former President Trump is at a campaign rally today in Wisconsin as his hush money trial is on break. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard joins Katy Tur to discuss how young voters view Trump and his behavior.
Will Trump start to worry about potential jail time? Another gag order hearing to be held tomorrow
Former President Trump's hush money trial continues tomorrow with another gag order hearing in less than 24 hours. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard and MSNBC's Lisa Rubin provide legal analysis on the case and discuss what to look out for.
Democrats think Florida is 'winnable' due to abortion ban despite Trump winning in 2020
A six-week abortion ban is now in effect in Florida with patients now turning to out-of-state clinics for care. Also, Arizona lawmakers are likely to repeal the state's 1864 abortion ban. NBC News' Dana Griffin, The Washington Post senior national political correspondent Ashley Parker and Axios co-founder Jim Vandehei discuss.
'Affair': Trump's trial turns to star witness who cut secret tabloid deal
Veteran courtroom sketch artist Christine Cornell, who has been depicting Donald Trump’s criminal trial, joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber and former Manhattan assistant district Attorney Duncan Levin to discuss her creative process on The Beat. Levin also discusses the “riveting” witness testimony so far in the trial. (Check out The Beat's playlist: https://msnbc.com/ari Connect with Ari Melber: https://www.instagram.com/arimelber)
Trump takes advantage of hush money trial break with campaign stops
Donald Trump is taking advantage of a break in his hush money trial in New York with campaign stops in Wisconsin and Michigan.
Migrant camps; States monitoring pregnancies; Jan 6 pardons: Trump's potential plans for 2nd term
In an interview with TIME Magazine, former President Trump outlines his potential plans if he were to go back to the White House, saying his crucial mistake of his first term was that he was "too nice." TIME staff writer, who conducted the interview, Eric Cortellessa, MSNBC political analyst Susan Del Percio and Democratic strategist Basil Smikle discuss.
Scaramucci: Trump's family not showing up in court weighs on him
Former WH Communications Director, Anthony Scaramucci, explains why Trump's family not showing up in court during his criminal hush money trial is weighing on him.
Anthony Scaramucci: Trump's family not showing up in court weighs on him
Former WH Communications Director, Anthony Scaramucci, and BBC Correspondent Katty Kay, join Morning Joe to discuss their new podcast 'The Rest Is Politics' and the latest in Trump's hush money criminal trial.
Attorney for Stormy Daniels, Karen McDougal testifies about hush money deals
The criminal trial of former President Donald Trump resumed in a Manhattan courtroom Tuesday with testimony from a key witness who described in detail how the hush money transactions at the center of the trial came together. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
Trump’s coup plan: Bombshell Time interview exposes drive ‘to destroy system for his own purposes’
Time magazine published a new interview with Donald Trump where they asked him serious, probative questions about what a second Trump presidency would actually look like. From a dictatorship only on day one, to migrant detention camps, plus using the Comstock Act to ban abortion, and policing protesters by deploying the National Guard, critics call it, “dark stuff.”
