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Federal judge Tanya Chutkan is expected to map out how Donald Trump's election interference case will play out before a new president is sworn in early next year, but a legal expert doesn't think she'll pause proceedings until then.

Chutkan will preside over a hearing Thursday in the District of Columbia in which she will likely offer new details of how she will apply the U.S. Supreme Court's immunity ruling to Trump's indictment, but MSNBC's Lisa Rubin said the former president's attorneys will likely be disappointed by her timeline.

Pastor Doug Pagitt of Vote Common Good spoke with MSNBC Wednesday morning about the shift he is seeing in the Republican Party's stronghold on Evangelical Christians.

Pagitt is on a bus tour through swing states ahead of the election and speaking to people of faith who have, in the past, associated their religion with their politics.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ripped his colleagues in the mainstream media for downplaying Donald Trump's negative characteristics.

The former president won the Republican nomination despite attempting to undo his 2020 election loss, for which he's been indicted in federal and state courts, and he's been criminally charged in two other cases – one of which resulted in his conviction on 34 felony counts – and the "Morning Joe" host said that many fellow journalists and pundits have normalized those facts and, as panelist Mike Barnicle put it, his "deranged" statements.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough laughed out loud at the recollection of Donald Trump getting a forceful fact-check of his admiration for Adolf Hitler.

New York Times reporter Peter Baker appeared Tuesday on "Morning Joe" to discuss Army 1st Lt. Jimmy McCain, the son of the late Sen. John McCain, denouncing the Republican nominee's campaign visit to Arlington National Cemetery and endorsing Kamala Harris for president, and he recalled an infamous example of Trump's misunderstanding of the military.