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'Oh my God': Morning Joe panel stunned by Tommy Tuberville's latest display of ignorance

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were stunned by Sen. Tommy Tuberville's (R-AL) utter ignorance about an Alabama Supreme Court decision that could end IVF services.

The Alabama Republican was asked about the ruling Thursday at CPAC, and he was unable to comment on the most basic elements of the case, which he confused with a legislative bill that deals with abortion, and seemed to believe it would encourage the births of more children.

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'Red alarms starting to flash' as Trump runs low on cash and enthusiasm sags: analysis

Nikki Haley quite likely will lose her home state of South Carolina to Donald Trump in the Republican primary race, but she has one advantage over him besides not currently being under criminal indictment.

The state's former governor and Trump's former UN ambassador has vowed to remain in the race to provide an alternative to the quadruple-indicted, twice-impeached ex-president who's on the hook for more than a half billion dollars in penalties for fraud and defaming his sex abuse victim, and MSNBC's Jonathan Lemire said Haley's got plenty of cash on hand.

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Mary Trump says her uncle's 'untreated psychiatric condition' is worsening

Former President Donald Trump's niece, a professional psychologist, believes her uncle is suffering from "untreated psychiatric disorders" that have been exacerbated by the "extraordinary amount of stress he's under."

Mary Trump, who holds a PhD from the Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, made virtual diagnoses while appearing on MSNBC's "The Last Word" with Lawrence O'Donnell.

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CNN anchor throws Matt Gaetz's words back in his face on Biden impeachment

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) was reminded of his own words from only months ago when he tried to push for impeaching President Joe Biden.

During an appearance on CNN's "News Night" with Abby Phillip, the Florida pol responded to words he had expressed casting doubt on pursuing impeachment as a successful strategy.

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Trump's new bid to ditch documents case is about fundraising and delay: Michael Cohen

Trump's paper dumping to raise more dollars.

That's according to the 45th president's former personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen.

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'Trump can't escape this': Legal expert says ex-president may file for personal bankruptcy

To cobble together enough funds to square away the nearly $454 million Trump owes — among his options are he either can pay it, find a benefactor, or he may possibly be forced to declare bankruptcy.

But whatever he does, he can't dodge it.

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'Kryptonite issue for Republicans' threatens GOP's chances in 2024: conservative

The Alabama Supreme Court ruling that essentially bans in vitro fertilization as we know it in the state, issued by judges who have ties to the Christian nationalist movement, is a massive liability for Republicans going into the 2024 election, former GOP strategist Tara Setmayer told MSNBC guest host Michael Steele.

This comes after Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) gave a confused response on the issue to reporters, first saying he supported the decision before saying he actually supported IVF, not appearing to understand what IVF even was or what the court's ruling did.

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Arrested Biden informant puts a 'big dent' in Republicans' 2024 strategy: Ex-GOP lawmaker

The arrest of the Biden "informant" at the heart of the GOP's impeachment effort is essentially a death blow to the whole endeavor, former Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL) told MSNBC guest host and former RNC chair Michael Steele on Thursday.

The informant, Alexander Smirnov, had told FBI agents that President Joe Biden and his son Hunter accepted millions in bribes from Ukrainian firm Burisma at the time Biden was vice president. But the FBI now admits to this being a fabrication planted by Russian officials.

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Mike Lindell $5 million voter fraud challenger wants to use reward to restore voting trust

He debunked MyPillow's Mike Lindell's $5 million challenge and now a federal judge is paving the way for him to collect the prize.

Robert Zeidman, a Nevada-based computer forensics expert who happened to vote for former President Donald Trump, produced a 15-page report to prove false Lindell's supposed evidence that the Chinese interfered with meddling with the voting machines in the 2020 election.

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'They are trying to empower government': Ex-GOP lawmaker blows up 'irony' of the far-right

The evangelical movement that has so thoroughly overtaken the Republican Party has a philosophy that spits in the face of everything the party was meant to stand for about the role of government in private life, former Rep. David Jolly (R-FL) told MSNBC's Joy Reid on Thursday.

This comes after Alabama Chief Justice Tom Parker, who helped architect the state's controversial ruling that frozen embryos are children and jeopardized access to in vitro fertilization care throughout the state, was revealed to have expressed support for the so-called "Seven Mountains Mandate" in conversation with a Christian nationalist activist.

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Trump's GOP rival says ex-president's 'fingerprints' are 'all over' party's failure

Former President Donald Trump is responsible for the Republican Party's long string of failures, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley told CNN's Jake Tapper on Thursday.

Haley, who is the final remaining Republican candidate opposing Trump for the nomination, warned that the GOP needs a new direction to avoid sliding further into disaster — and this is reflected throughout the party leadership.

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Legal analyst predicts why Supreme Court Trump immunity ruling is taking so long

Why has the Supreme Court not yet issued a ruling on former President Donald Trump's presidential immunity claim? MSNBC legal expert Lisa Rubin gave a potential reason why on Thursday evening.

The Supreme Court must decide whether to stay the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, which ruled Trump is not immune from prosecution in his federal election interference case, and whether to review the decision, Rubin noted.

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