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    'Could charm anybody': Ex-colleague says its 'perverse' that David Pecker could be deemed credible

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  • 'Very unlikely' for Judge Merchan to ban Trump from courtroom despite potential gag order violation

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  • 'Detrimental to reputation': Judge Merchan says Trump's lawyer is 'losing all credibility'

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  • 'Ruining the integrity' of the trial: Did Trump violate Merchan's gag order?

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  • 'Let the contrast speak for itself': Trump in court while Biden hits campaign trail

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  • Judge warns Trump lawyer is 'losing all credibility' during gag order hearing

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  • Prosecutors argue Trump violated gag order in hush money trial

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  • Day 5 of Trump’s hush money trial in 60 seconds

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  • 'Not a lot happens' without Trump knowing about it: Defense says he had nothing to do with payment

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  • 'Grievance and victimhood': How Trump’s campaign is using legal woes to his advantage

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  • 'System is working': What it means for a former president to be on trial

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  • 'No way' Alvin Bragg would have brought Trump hush money case unless 'facts were strong'

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  • 'Credibility issues': Judge says prosecutors can question Trump on past legal cases if he testifies

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  • Trump can't call Biden 'Sleepy Joe' anymore if he's falling asleep in courtroom

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  • 'Trademark stone face of Donald Trump': Inside the courtroom in hush money case

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  • 'Miserable' and 'Annoyed': What Rachel Maddow saw inside Trump's criminal trial

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  • Trump 'did not commit any crimes': Defense makes opening statements

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  • 'Rather diminishing': Marc Short on Trump's lack of control in courtroom

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  • 'Battle over credibility': Ex-tabloid publisher David Pecker testifies in Trump's hush money trial

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  • Trump's lawyer says he 'did not commit any crimes' in opening statement

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Will the Republican Party break free from election lies and conspiracy theories?

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Fmr. Republican Congressman David Jolly and the New Yorker’s Masha Gessen join Ali Velshi to discuss the state of American politics when one of the major parties keeps grasping to conspiracy theories and grievance politics. Jolly says he’s concerned about the ability to mend the wounds of American politics, and Gessen says after years of Donald Trump’s efforts to build a “totalitarian-type movement,” it may be too late.