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Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen spoke to the New York District Attorney in Manhattan for the 19th time on Tuesday.

Returning from answering questions, he said that he's been very critical of Alvin Bragg after two main prosecutors resigned due to Bragg allegedly refusing to bring this case. Since working with the staff, however, he said that he's "actually impressed with their level of knowledge, their level of the law, and the way in which they are posing questions for understanding and for prosecution, the more I'm impressed with them as an overall group."

The footage aired on Fox from Jan. 6, 2021, is being called "the next big lie," according to former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi, who was the assistant director for counterintelligence and now hosts a podcast called "The Bureau."

Claiming it was a "documentary," Tucker Carlson showed selectively edited video of the U.S. Capitol before the attack attempting to prove that nothing happened on Jan. 6, and imply it was a "false flag."

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough bashed Fox News for knowingly spreading election lies that have actually undermined the integrity of future contests.

Three Republican-led states pulled out of the bipartisan Election Registration Information Center, which was encouraged by Donald Trump and fueled by conspiracy theories aired on Fox News, and the "Morning Joe" host ripped the move away from sharing data among states to help prevent election fraud.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough recoiled from the "twisted reality" Donald Trump is sketching out for his presidential campaign.

The former president promised "retribution" against his political enemies -- which the "Morning Joe" host defined as anyone who fails to go along with his election lies -- in an ominous speech over the weekend at the Conservative Political Action Conference, and Scarborough said mainstream Republicans are still overlooking the threat he poses to democracy.

Filling in for Lawrence O'Donnell on Monday, Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart discussed Donald Trump's speech at CPAC over the weekend that pledged, "I am your retribution."

"The crowd cheered, even if he wasn't playing to a full house," Capehart mocked of the small crowd size at the conference. "Retributions against whom, exactly? Voters who rejected the Trump brand of democratic values and hand-picked candidates? The lawmakers to impeach him twice? The federal and state prosecutors overseeing many investigations into Donald Trump? But even as Donald Trump enters his 'fat Elvis' stage, it's imperative to take his threat to democracy seriously. It's still not clear who's gonna stand up to him in a Republican primary."

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow began her Monday show by talking about authoritarian leaders and their attempts to fight the legal system.

First, it was former Vice President Spiro Agnew, who proclaimed that he'd done nothing wrong, he would not be indicted, and even if he was, he wouldn't resign. Eleven days later, he was indicted, and he resigned. She noted his speech was remarkably similar to the speech that Donald Trump gave over the weekend to CPAC.

Standing in for MSNBCs Chris Hayes, Dr. Jason Johnson addressed the ongoing litigation from Dominion Voting Systems against Fox News for knowingly attacking their company, claiming that they somehow stole the 2020 election.

The revelations discovered in court filings and depositions showed that not only did the 2020 conspiracy go to the top of News Corp., but there were conversations with Fox executives about the network making them more money.

In an hour-long rant with Donald Trump Jr., Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) claimed that cancel culture is what is destroying America.

“Yeah, it's the next wave of cancel culture that I don't think we're entirely ready for," said Gaetz sitting in front of a giant photo of the White House.

During the 2023 CPAC event, former President Donald Trump delivered a speech that many critics have called "vengeful" and a "bad Batman" speech. Conservative commentator Charlie Sykes, however, thinks that the address was an attempt to intimidate prosecutors that are wiping their feet on the welcome mat of an indictment.

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace on Monday, legal analyst Harry Litman listed off the Fulton County case, the federal grand jury over the classified documents scandal, the Jan. 6 attack on Congress, the Manhattan DA case about the hush-money payments, New York Attorney General Letitia James' case, as well as a personal civil suit from E. Jean Carroll for defamation.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace noticed that during Donald Trump's CPAC speech Saturday, he made a little comment she called a "tell" that he's concerned about the flood of litigation against him.

Former FBI agent Peter Strzok began the conversation, noting that by bringing in top aides like Hope Hicks and Kellyanne Conway, the Manhattan district attorney's office is showing its likely in the late stages of its case against Trump for hush-money payments.

A shocking slate of documents has been dropping over the past weeks in Dominion Voting Systems' defamation lawsuit against Fox News.

New York Times has been covering the new details about the case, including Peter Baker's report of the revelations that inside the staff, there is a lot of "panic." Speaking to Jeremy Peters, MSNBC's Katy Tur asked about the decisions that were made after the exodus of viewers from the network as a result of the Arizona election night call.

Self-help guru Marianne Williamson became a little bit of a stereotype of the hippie liberal pitching the idea of "love" during the 2020 campaign. Comedians mocked Williamson during the campaign, but reporters are asking about the specifics of her 2024 campaign.

Speaking to White House press secretary Karine Jean Pierre during the Monday briefing, a reporter asked if the president was miffed about Williamson jumping in the race instead of giving him a clear field.

"The View" co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin thinks Donald Trump's grip on the Republican Party might be loosening.

The former president delivered a vengeful speech before a sparse crowd at this weekend's Conservative Political Action Conference, and his former White House director of strategic Communications wondered if he might have already peaked politically.