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

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  • 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

    07:02

  • 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

    09:08

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

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  • Women are still pessimistic about the U.S. economy, polling shows

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  • 'You don't know anything about him': Evangelical voters on Mike Pence

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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'

    03:43

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

    07:31

  • 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

Andrew Weissman: A possible critical, huge development in Mar-a-Lago case

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Special counsel Jack Smith's office presented sufficient evidence to establish that former President Donald Trump committed a crime through his attorneys, a U.S. district judge ruled Friday night, a source briefed on the proceedings confirmed to NBC News on Wednesday.March 23, 2023

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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

    06:29

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