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U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly considered terrorism enhancements, former prosecutor David Kelley said of the sentence for former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio.

Speaking to MSNBC's Ari Melber on Tuesday, Kelley explained that the government was asking for 33 years, so Tarrio's 22 years is still under the request. It is the highest sentence of any Jan. 6 insurrectionists yet.

Trial attorney Misty Marris explained to CNN the shocking nature of the new allegations of misconduct in the trial of disgraced former South Carolina attorney and convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh on Tuesday.

Attorneys for Murdaugh, who was convicted of shooting his wife and son earlier this year, are alleging that a court clerk manipulated jurors in an attempt to sell her book — which they say is grounds for a mistrial.

The lead investigator for the House Select Committee that's investigating attempts to overthrow the 2020 election result thinks special counsel Jack Smith is now examining attempts to make money off the fraud.

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace on Tuesday, Tim Heaphy related suspected financial dealings based on claims that the election was stolen to an operation that was selling snake oil.

George Conway diagnosed the underlying problem that's causing Republicans to undermine military readiness and attack law enforcement.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) continues to block military promotions to force the reversal of a Pentagon policy granting leave and travel expenses for military personnel stationed in states where they cannot obtain an abortion, but the conservative Conway told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" the political stunt was emblematic of the GOP's attitude toward the U.S. government at large.

Senior Vox correspondent Ian Millhiser is sounding the alarm about the battle Republicans in Wisconsin have taken up attempting to remove a member of the state Supreme Court elected by the people. If that happens, the state becomes an oligarchy, he said.

Millhiser, who covers the legal beat, explained that over the past ten years, the state has been gerrymandered so severely that it has become impossible for a Democratic majority to be elected in the state House, despite having the majority everywhere else. Now that there is a progressive majority in the state Supreme Court, however, a challenge to the maps is going to be decided and Republicans are furious.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) sounded the alarm that the attendees of Burning Man are being indoctrinated.

Burning Man has been largely made up of hippies who create a community and society for a week that operates on a barter system and gifts. The old-school Burning Man was once described by The New York Times as "50,000 stoned, half-naked hippies doing sun salutations while techno music thumps through the air." So, it's unclear who Greene thinks could be indoctrinated.

Heavy rains poured in the desert of Black Rock City, Nevada, where the festival Burning Man is held annually. The overabundance of mud meant that attendees couldn't drive out and even hiking the 6 miles to the main road proved to be difficult.

Over the decades, the week-long community has been largely attended by artists and hippies, but in the past several years, long-time attendees argue it has become too commercialized with Silicon Valley tech-bros, a new crop of millionaire and billionaire technology moguls, The New York Times reported in a 2014 report. In 2018, such attendees were trashed as "sparkle ponies."

Fox host Shannon Bream was dumbstruck when the chairman of the Economic Advisers walked through the recent jobs report and the economic situation during his appearance.

Speaking Sunday, Jared Bernstein rattled off the poll numbers that show support for the policies being enacted by President Joe Biden.

In an appearance on the Fox network this week John Eastman appeared to admit to his own guilt.

Speaking to MSNBC Sunday, former federal prosecutor and law school professor Joyce White Vance explained that video can be used in court against him.

An extensive and "meandering" deposition with Donald Trump was released by the New York attorney general this week revealing some of the details about the legal strategy the former president intends to use. Namely, it appears he's going to find a way to throw his sons under the bus and embrace his own alternative facts, while throwing his son Eric under the bus.

Trump biographer and Bloomberg Opinion executive editor Tim O'Brien was asked by MSNBC host Alex Witt if the family business, the Trump Organization, could be banned from doing work in New York or even fined over $250 million.

A New Hampshire teenager says he was manhandled by Ron DeSantis' security guards at a campaign event earlier this summer after he asked a question.

Quinn Mitchell said he's seen at least 35 presidential candidates in the key primary state since 2019, and the 15-year-old was shocked by what transpired after he raised his hand at a June event in Hollis to pose a question to the Florida governor, reported The Daily Beast.

Right-wing attorney John Eastman appeared on Fox News and continued to push the election fraud conspiracy theories that led to his indictment and a massive defamation payout by the conservative network, and MSNBC's Chuck Rosenberg said the interview never should have happened.

Host Laura Ingraham pushed back on his claims during the interview, saying that no evidence of widespread fraud had been accepted in any of the court cases brought by Donald Trump, and Rosenberg told "Morning Joe" that Eastman hadn't done himself any favors as he faces prosecution.