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    Republicans defend Constitution, but some still unwilling to criticize Trump

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  • How to understand the New York investigations of and cases against Donald Trump

    03:20

  • Criminal case against Trump Org goes to jury; NYDA probe of Trump adds fmr. DOJ prosecutor

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  • Lawrence: Trump’s latest confession could help federal prosecutors

    06:51

  • Jolly: Trump’s call to shred Constitution is an ‘admission and forecast’

    05:43

  • Trump WH aide to MSNBC: Violent insurrection was 'criminal'

    08:14

  • Claire McCaskill: The biggest lie Trump told was his oath of office

    08:03

  • Unpacking Trump’s Constitution Comments and the White House’s Response

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  • DNI Avril Haines: Parents ‘should be’ concerned about kids’ privacy and data on Tik-Tok

    07:40

  • Mika: Republicans you are helping Trump by not stepping up and speaking out

    08:34

  • Trump’s 3rd presidential run is off to a disastrous start – but he will “respect no laws” other than his own 

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  • Fmr. FBI Special Agent says 11th circuit ruling ‘really embarrassing’ for Judge Cannon

    08:17

  • Federal investigations of Trump in full stride after election; multiple aides testifying

    03:36

  • Friday Nightcap: Extremism on the rise

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  • ‘Holocaust denial is embedded in the Trump administration,’ says historian

    09:04

  • Swalwell: GOP will use majority to ‘litigate the grievances of one petty man’

    05:38

  • Trump defends Jan. 6 rioters after pressure from Kanye, Fuentes

    09:00

  • Trump's 'legal jeopardy': Major loss in Mar-A-Lago stolen docs case

    09:14

  • Mar-A-Lago nightmare: Trump dealt major blow in criminal case

    08:48

  • Asa Hutchinson considering 2024 bid: We need 'multiple voices,’ and ‘my voice is a part of that’

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AM Joy

The economic impact of Donald Trump ending DACA

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MSNBC host Ali Velshi and more join Joy Reid to debate the possible economic repercussions of deporting 800,000 Dreamers – 91 percent of whom are employed, paying both taxes and into Social Security.Sept. 3, 2017

  • UP NEXT

    Republicans defend Constitution, but some still unwilling to criticize Trump

    11:46

  • How to understand the New York investigations of and cases against Donald Trump

    03:20

  • Criminal case against Trump Org goes to jury; NYDA probe of Trump adds fmr. DOJ prosecutor

    04:25

  • Lawrence: Trump’s latest confession could help federal prosecutors

    06:51

  • Jolly: Trump’s call to shred Constitution is an ‘admission and forecast’

    05:43

  • Trump WH aide to MSNBC: Violent insurrection was 'criminal'

    08:14

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