Trump's Lawyer Won't Deny If He's Asked Russia, Saudi Arabia For Bond Money
Has Donald Trump asked Russia, Saudi Arabia or any other country for help paying his upcoming $464 million bond?
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Susan Rice Sounds The Alarm On How Donald Trump’s Debts Could Risk U.S. Security
Former U.S. National Security Adviser Susan Rice on Wednesday talked about the threat that could be posed to America’s security over the hundreds of millions of dollars that presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump owes in civil trials damages.
Ex-Prosecutor Says New Trump Ruling Is ‘Worst Possible Outcome’ For Government
Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann on Thursday argued why he believes the latest development in former President Donald Trump’s classified documents case is actually the “worst possible outcome” for prosecutors.
Rachel Maddow Spells Out Chilling Consequence Of SCOTUS’ Trump Case Delay
MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow on Wednesday slammed the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to review Donald Trump’s claim that he is immune from prosecution for acts committed when president, which will delay his trial over the Jan. 6 insurrection until at least the summer.
Mary Trump Flags Stunning ‘Freudian Slip’ From Her Uncle
Donald Trump made a bizarre gaffe during his Fox News town hall earlier this week.
Ex-DOJ Official Says This Donald Trump Logic Is A 'Recipe For Disaster'
Obama-era acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal on Thursday marveled at the gall of Donald Trump’s multi-layered argument about why he shouldn’t be prosecuted in the hush-money payment case, which is one of four criminal cases facing the former president.
Lawrence O’Donnell Gives Donald Trump Lawyer Alina Habba A Damning New Title
MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell on Tuesday argued why Alina Habba is now “the current front-runner as worst Trump lawyer to appear in court so far.”
Ex-Prosecutor Surprised By 'Jarring' Aspect To Trump Court Appearance
Former U.S. Army prosecutor Glenn Kirschner on Tuesday said Donald Trump’s demeanor as he appeared before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals — while his attorneys argued his “absolute immunity” for acts he committed during his presidency ― was “kind of jarring.”