With contempt decision imminent, US Secret Service and other law enforcement agencies meet about potential incarceration of Donald Trump. Because #JusticeMatters youtu.be/RfEVu8IYoPU?si…

Day one of Trump’s first criminal trial didn’t go so well for him. And today is “Contempt Tuesday.” So things likely will go from bad to worse for Donald Trump.

Opening statements in Donald Trump's first criminal case: the trial started with both a bang AND a whimper. #JusticeMatters youtu.be/7cAUX4SEKWg?si…

Morning friends, here’s my new ⁦MSNBC⁩ piece.
In a very real sense, the prospect of true accountability begins today:

What opening statements in Trump’s trial aim to accomplish msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-…

Opening statements in Donald Trump's 1st criminal trial will present real challenges for the defense attorneys, and may involve 'alternative defenses' (and maybe even alternative facts. #JusticeMatters youtu.be/TSJkyhx9QTY?si…

This makes me laugh every time Laurie. And I can always use a laugh these days. I think we all can. So thank you for that.

Hey All. Joining Jonathan Capehart The Saturday/Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart at 6 pm ET to unpack recent legal developments. Hope you’ll join us. MSNBC

NY AG Letitia James filed a formal objection to the bond Trump tried to post, telling the court, in substance, that the bond isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.

Great time last night at Dr. Allison Gill gathering at Chef Charlie Palmer in DC.
Got to spend time with so many #TeamJustice friends/democracy warriors. It was nice catching up with Andy McCabe, Pete Strzok and American hero Daniel Hodges.

Hey All. Joining Alex Witt at 4 pm ET. Hope you’ll join us. MSNBC

Trump's very bad week: a jury is in the box in his criminal case, and NY AG James objects to the $175 million bond Trump tired to post in his civil fraud case. And wait until you hear the three reasons AG James urges the judge to reject the bond. You CAN'T make this stuff up.

Week 1 of his first criminal trial didn’t go so well for Donald Trump. Prosecutors gave notice of 13 instances of uncharged misconduct they will cross-examine him on if he testifies. So let’s all encourage Donald to testify. I’m sure he’ll do just fine under oath.

Prosecutors seek to introduce 13 instances of 'uncharged misconduct' at Trump's criminal trial. Regarding the single most damaging piece of evidence, Judge Merchan says, 'if this isn't Sandoval (admissible) evidence, I don't know what it', as Brian Tyler Cohen and I discuss on

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Trump’s in trial & today he’ll have to sit there while prosecutors detail 13 acts of uncharged misconduct they intend to cross-examine him on should he be foolish enough to testify. Gonna be a bad day for old Donnie. Happy Friday friends. Joining Steph and the crew at 9:30 am ET

Today Donald Trump will have to sit in court and listen to prosecutors detail the 13 instances of uncharged misconduct they intend to cross-examine him on if he decides to testify. I’m sure Trump will take it well.

Hey All, up way too early? Me too. So . . . I’ll be joining Jonathan Lemire on Way Too Early with Jonathan Lemire at 5 am ET. Hope you’ll join us. MSNBC

NY Prosecutors file notice of 13 incidents of uncharged misconduct they'll use on cross-examination of Trump in the (unlikely) event he decides to testify. Here are the highlights of those 13 incidents of Trump wrongdoing. #JusticeMatters youtu.be/MWdC7HZO2JQ?si…

Hey All. Joining Nicolle Wallace Deadline White House at 5 pm ET to unpack legal developments of the day. Hope you’ll join us. MSNBC

Judge Merchan’s unusual first question to the jurors at Trump’s trial turn out to be a smart and efficient approach to selecting a jury: