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

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

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  • Republican lawmakers react to Trump's indictment predictably

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

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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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  • Ibram X. Kendi: When we assess structural racism, we are talking about groups not individuals

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  • Chris Christie says campaign will focus on Trump's presidential record

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  • House members seek sanctions on people involved in Iranian oil sales

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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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  • Is Pence's speaking truth to power something to celebrate or criticize?

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  • What to look for if Trump is indicted by the DOJ

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Morning Joe

How White House is reaching out to minorities on health care

Politico Playbook: "President Barack Obama tends to skim lightly over the details of his health care law in speeches. But his administration has a far more specific pitch to black and Hispanic audiences," Politico's Reid J. Epstein writes. Executive Editor Jim VandeHei joins Morning Joe to discuss how the president is reaching out to black journalists and publishers on health care.July 26, 2012

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    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

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

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

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  • Republican lawmakers react to Trump's indictment predictably

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