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Trump's shameless golf cheating is 'microcosm' of his whole life: Morning Joe panel

Donald Trump notoriously cheats at golf, and panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" mocked his skullduggery on the links as emblematic of all of his other moral failings.

The former president boasted over the weekend that he’d “WON BOTH” the Club Championship Trophy and Senior Club Championship Trophy at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, which drew a sarcastic "Congratulations, Donald" from President Joe Biden, and Joe Scarborough laughed about a mutual friend who revealed the secret to his so-called success.

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'Huckster evangelist' Trump has 'spit in the face' of Christians: Rev. Al Sharpton

The Rev. Al Sharpton told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that he took personal offense to former President Donald Trump hawking $60 Bibles that come stamped with his personal endorsement.

In breaking down Trump's newest money-making venture, which drew widespread ridicule when it was unveiled earlier this week, Sharpton argued that the entire venture was blasphemous to the principles espoused in Christian teachings.

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Trump's Truth Social could be worth 'almost zero in six months': financial reporter

In six months time Donald Trump's shares in Truth Social could be worth billions or possibly "zero."

New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Susanne Craig appeared on MSNBC's "The Last Word" to discuss the potential windfall Trump received when his social media company went public this week.

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'Such a sick man': Larry David sounds off against 'little baby' Trump in interview

Curb Your Enthusiasm's Larry David sounded off in a CNN interview that was partially aired on Wednesday evening.

Former Fox News host Chris Wallace interviewed David, and asked him how he has been affected by former president Donald Trump's actions starting in 2020.

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'Never before seen': Ex-Giuliani associate posts video 'Republicans don't want you to see'

Lev Parnas is rolling out more receipts proving his narrative that Trump's former attorney and ex New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was trumpeting foul play committed by President Joe Biden and his family despite knowing fully well he didn't have the goods.

Filming himself seated at a table with Giuliani and another gentleman, Parnas can be seen holding a cell phone up reportedly with Ukrainian Prosecutor General Victor Shokin speaking.

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Conservative highlights 'useful political issue for Democrats' that 'undermines' Trump

There's something rotten in MAGA country: some supporters are being scammed into donating funds beyond a one-time offering to bankroll former President Donald Trump's legal efforts.

Tim Miller, the former communications director for the Jeb Bush's 2016 campaign, appeared on MSNBC's "Alex Wagner Tonight" to suggest that some of these fervent backers of MAGA being suckered could help Democrats make their case in the upcoming election.

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'Trump tax': MSNBC host Chris Hayes shows how Trump winning would increase costs

How much would former President Donald Trump's proposed 10 percent tariff plan actually cost the average American household?

The wave of tariffs Trump enacted when he was last president caused chaos, but there are many complexities that muddy this somewhat. However, MSNBC's Chris Hayes took an educated and simple guess at just how badly the country would be hit in the pocketbook under Trump's second-term plans.

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'No!' Trump admin aide exposes ex-president's 'craziest misdirect'

Former President Donald Trump's one-time Homeland Security aide Miles Taylor tore into the former president on MSNBC Wednesday, over reports that the Republican National Committee, now staffed with his loyalists, is asking prospective hires whether they agree with conspiracy theories that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.

Taylor, the author of a famous anonymous New York Times op-ed about his "resistance" from inside the Trump administration, said this just scratches the surface of the kind of control Trump wants to have over his underlings.

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Trump biographer exposes 'serial bankruptcy artist' ex-president's greatest failures

Former President Donald Trump has made his career off of conning others out of their money — and that's what his 2024 campaign is all about, biographer Tim O'Brien told MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace on Wednesday.

O'Brien's analysis arrived on the heels of a New York Times investigation that revealed Trump has paid off $100 million in legal fees raised by stirring "rigged" election panic. Recent reports also show Trump is forming a new arrangement with the Republican National Committee to expand that effort.

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'Trump has defrauded his own voters': Conservative explains ex-president's 'grift'

During a segment on MSNBC's Deadline: White House this Wednesday, the panel discussed a new report from The New York Times that states Donald Trump has "spent more than $100 million on lawyers and other costs related to fending off various investigations, indictments and his coming criminal trials" -- money that has come "almost entirely on donations made in an attempt to fight the results of the 2020 election."

Speaking during the segment, political strategist Tim Miller acknowledged that soliciting donations to pay down legal bills is legal, but "like everything else, Donald Trump has exacerbated it and expanded it and done it in the griftiest and most over-the-top way imaginable to benefit himself."

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'Trump is in a difficult position': Ex-defense secretary explains how Biden can 'dominate'

In order for Joe Biden the candidate to stay put as president, he must own April and all of autumn.

For the next couple months, while Donald Trump will likely be defending himself in a Manhattan criminal court against charges he manufactured a hush-money scheme to silence porn star Stormy Daniels to help him win the White House — former Defense secretary and CIA director Leon Panetta thinks it opens up a chance for President Joe Biden to up his ground game and go on the offensive.

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'Very big problem': Conservative's Ronna McDaniel defense comes back to bite the GOP

A conservative's defense of Ronna McDaniel — the former Republican National Committee chair ousted from NBC when her hiring spurred an uproar — came back to bite the GOP when it hit social media Wednesday.

Washington Post commentator Hugh Hewitt appeared on Fox News Wednesday to share his views on the news network's decision to drop McDaniel over the support the RNC that, under her leadership, threw behind Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

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