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    Six jurors have been seated for Trump's hush money criminal trial

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  • House delivers articles of impeachment against Secy. Mayorkas to the Senate

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  • Prospective jurors in hush money trial questioned on social media posts

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  • 'Hit to the ego': First time Donald Trump isn't in control of his life

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  • Trump lawyers scrutinize prospective juror's social media posts

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  • Melissa Murray: Trials are ‘about storytelling,’ ‘who your audience is is critically important’

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  • Rep. Himes: ‘Ukrainians are dead’ because of ‘Republican political infighting’

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  • Trump can 'certainly' get a fair trial in New York: Former Trump attorney

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  • 'Pathological liar': Would it help or hurt Trump to take witness stand?

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  • Can a New York jury be fair and impartial given Trump's past in the city?

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  • 'Difficult but not impossible': Will extensive media coverage impact hush money jurors?

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  • Dismissed juror from Trump hush money trial speaks to MSNBC

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  • GOP Rep. Massie says he will back motion to oust Speaker Johnson

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  • Trump returns for second day of jury selection in hush money criminal trial

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  • 'Embarrassing and counterproductive': Ari Melber on Trump team's immunity claim

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  • 'Real challenge' is someone 'sneaking on' case who really wants to be on jury: Andrew Weissman

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  • Stormy Daniels is 'most important person' jury will hear from in hush money trial

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  • 'Certainly hurting Trump': Tim Miller on potential political impact of hush money trial

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  • Being on Trump’s legal team ‘has consequences to your reputation’: Former Trump lawyer

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  • Trump on trial: Famed jury consultant on what to watch for in selection process

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'Mask Slips': Legal Expert on GOP Senator’s 'Outlandish' Interracial Marriage Comments

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In an interview, GOP Senator Mike Braun said that the question of legalizing interracial marriage should be left to the states, not the Supreme Court. Braun has walked back these comments, but commentators are warning about the implications of his response. MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber and The Nation’s Elie Mystal break down Braun’s comments.