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    Trump clown show: See key witness scorch Trump ally’s testimony

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  • ‘Panic’: Trump melting down over imminent ‘arrest’ says star witness Cohen

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  • New: Trump lawyers file to end Georgia criminal probe

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  • Mike Pence under fire for 'stop snitching' stance in Jan. 6 probe

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  • Trump legal nightmare – Lawyer says he will surrender if indicted

    04:03
  • Criminal charges for Trump? NYC DA vet warns of 'strong' case

    07:53
  • Trump's 'legal expenses' defense could go up in flames

    07:43
  • Trump lawyer defense: Blame previous Trump lawyer

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  • Fallout as Trump lawyer admits ‘of course’ it wasn’t true, facing receipts on live TV

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  • Lies?! Trump lawyer admits ‘of course’ it wasn’t true: Ari Melber breakdown

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  • See Tucker Carlson ‘hackery’ exposed over decades

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  • Charges? See Trump defense lawyer grilled by Ari Melber (Full MSNBC interview)

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  • Lies! See Trump lawyer lunge for receipts on live TV

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  • Trump lawyer responds to ‘likely’ charges on MSNBC

    11:56
  • See Tucker Carlson demolished on TV by his own words

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  • Trump on trial? ‘Likely’ criminal charges has Trump fuming

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  • 'Behavior of a cult': MAGA defense of Jan. 6 rioters shredded by Obama vet 

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  • Busted: Trump lawyer admits the big lie amid reckoning on conspiracy theories

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  • Trump indictment watch: D.A. signals ‘likely’ criminal charges

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  • Trump legal bomb: D.A. signals Trump charges ‘likely’ in hush money probe

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Watch Kavanaugh duck sexual questions he advocated for Clinton

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Ari Melber breaks down how, as a staffer on Ken Starr’s team, Brett Kavanaugh urged asking President Bill Clinton graphic questions about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. The tables appear to have turned on Kavanaugh, as The Washington Post reports that in practice sessions with White House aides, he “grew frustrated” with questions that “dug into his personal life”. The Washington Post’s Helaine Olen says it is an “impossible hypocrisy”.