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    Joe: Indictment could be something that had to be done and we have crossed a line that could be dangerous

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  • Rep. Raskin: Trump has transformed Lincoln's party; he runs it like a religious cult

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  • Joe: Trump will now find out you can't bully federal judges or the feds themselves

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  • Andrew Weissmann: No question Trump will be charged, now a matter of 'when'

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  • Dave Aronberg: An indictment could be coming 'any day now'

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  • Pence weighs in on support for eventual GOP nominee: What it means

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Morning Joe

'I miss my hometown; I miss my friends': Writer reflects on leaving Russia

06:33

Author and cardiologist Maxim Osipov was living in Russia at the start of the country's invasion of Ukraine, and rather than stay in the country, he chose to exile in Berlin. Osipov joins Morning Joe to discuss his life now and his reflections in a new piece for the Atlantic.May 19, 2022

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    Joe: Indictment could be something that had to be done and we have crossed a line that could be dangerous

    08:52

  • The effort to defend Trump is very haphazard, says former federal prosecutor

    06:59

  • Ari Melber: Jack Smith hasn’t said a word and he has the whole country listening 

    09:39

  • A look back to 2019: Predicting Trump could run for re-election to shield himself

    05:39

  • Neal Katyal: Indictment makes clear no person can brazenly disregard the law without consequence

    07:02

  • Rep. Raskin: Trump has transformed Lincoln's party; he runs it like a religious cult

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