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A group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators interrupted President Joe Biden's speech in at the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina on Monday to demand that he push the Israeli government to demand a ceasefire.

As Biden was talking about the importance of recognizing the truth of America's history, demonstrators began yelling and chanting, "Cease fire now!"

In his election interference case against Donald Trump, special counsel Jack Smith is trying to show how the former president responded when the U.S. Capitol Building was under attack on January 6, 2021. Smith, according to ABC News, has uncovered new details about that response — details that ABC News' Jonathan Karl discussed during a Monday appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe."

Karl told conservative host Joe Scarborough, "These are really the defining hours of the Trump presidency: what Trump was doing in the White House while the attack was underway. We've heard from Liz Cheney; we've heard from others. But now, what the special counsel has done is they've methodically gone through and spoken to everybody who was with Trump during that time — people that refused to talk to the January 6 Committee, like Dan Scavino, perhaps Trump's closest aide in the White House."

Donald Trump blamed the Civil War on Abraham Lincoln in a campaign speech over the weekend, but conservative Charlie Sykes said his sourcing was implausible.

The ex-president spoke to supporters in Iowa, where he claimed Lincoln should have "negotiated" an end to slavery to avoid bloodshed, and Sykes told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that was one more example of Trump's right-wing extremism.

Former Trump White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham on Monday said she was not surprised to learn that former President Donald Trump allegedly didn't care that he'd put Vice President Mike Pence's life in danger.

Appearing on CNN, Grisham was asked what she made of testimony claiming that Trump responded by saying, "So what?" after he was informed that Pence had to be rushed away from the Senate chamber on January 6th, 2021 due to threats from Trump-incited rioters.

Reacting to New York Attorney General Letitia James increasing to $370 million the fine she wants to be imposed on Donald Trump for financial fraud, "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough suggested it would ruin the former president because he likely doesn't have that kind of cash.

After co-host Mika Brzezinski reported on the stunning change requested in Judge Arthur Engoron's courtroom on Friday, the two hosts shook their heads at the former president's prospects if Engoron accedes to James' request when he makes a final ruling next month.

"The New York Attorney General is now seeking $370 million as a penalty against Donald Trump and his company, just slightly up from the last request," Brzezinski reported before adding, "Closing arguments are scheduled for Thursday. Trump is expected to appear in court for that to find out how much he has to pay for what he's already been found [guilty of]."

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"For his sake, I hope it is, like, $25.75. I mean, he does not have that money," co-host Scarborough interjected.

"She's asking for a lot, I wonder what happens if she gets it?" Brzezinski asked.

"I don't know how he pays it, I don't think he is capable. I don't think he has that much money," Scarborough pointed out.

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Donald Trump has been leaning into the crimes that he's been charged with committing, and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough concluded that his supporters actually approve of him breaking the law.

The twice-impeached former president has been indicted four times on 91 counts, found liable for fraud and sexual assault, and disqualified from two states' ballots for violating the Constitution's insurrectionist clause, but his lawyers insist Trump should be immune from prosecution and called for special counsel Jack Smith to be held in contempt for working on the case before that appeal is decided.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough condemned Donald Trump's latest remarks about the Civil War and bashed conservatives who continue to run cover for his outrageous statements and behavior.

The twice-impeached former president, who has been disqualified from the ballot in two states under the Constitution's insurrectionist clause, suggested in a campaign speech over the weekend that Abraham Lincoln should have negotiated an eventual end to slavery to avert bloodshed, and the "Morning Joe" host was appalled.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani declared that money was "100% Satan" after filing for bankruptcy.

Giuliani made the proclamation during his Sunday WABC radio program with longtime girlfriend Maria Ryan.

Three former Republicans appearing on MSNBC on Sunday afternoon burst out laughing at a clip of a manic Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) rattling off reasons why she would consider being Donald Trump's running mate should he make it to the November ballot.

During an appearance on NBC's "Meet The Press," the New York Republican breathlessly ticked off how proud she would be to be a part of a second Trump administration before guaranteeing the four-time indicted ex-president would win as she beamed at host Kristen Welker.

"Stefanik hit almost all of the MAGA talking points," MSNBC host Alex Witt prompted. "Couple questions here: I'm curious, might they be coordinating? Do you think she reaches out and says, 'What kind of verbiage should I use?' Is she auditioning to be Trump's vice president? Can you see her appeal for Trump?"

"There is no one in America running harder for Trump's vice presidential slot than Elise Stefanik. That is it," former GOP Rep. Dave Jolly (FL) smirked causing co-panelists Kurt Bardella and GOP strategist Susan Del Percio to start laughing.

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Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) was blasted by Colorado political strategists of both parties after she announced she would run in the state's 4th Congressional District instead of the 3rd Congressional District.

During a Sunday broadcast on Denver's KWGN, Democratic strategist Alvina Vasquez said Boebert made a mistake by moving to a district while having a home elsewhere.

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) lashed out at Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) on Sunday after the New York lawmaker referred to Jan. 6 rioters as "hostages."

While speaking to CBS host Margaret Brennan on Sunday, Cheney brought up remarks Stefanik made on NBC's Meet the Press earlier in the morning.

Trump adviser Stephen Miller exploded with anger on Fox News because he said Democrats were "trying to imprison, bankrupt, and destroy Donald Trump."

While appearing on Fox News with failed Republican candidate Kari Lake on Sunday, host Maria Bartiromo asked Miller about party nominations for president.