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Mary McCord, a visiting professor at Georgetown University Law School and former Justice Department acting assistant attorney general for national security, told MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace that Kash Patel isn't out of the woods, even if he was given immunity.

It was reported Thursday that Donald Trump's aide, Kash Patel, was granted immunity by the DOJ to answer questions about the stolen White House documents that ended up at the former president's country club in Palm Beach.

The right-wing OAN channel has been dropped from another television cable source, and one of the hosts didn't take it well.

The Daily Beast captured the moment in which Dan Ball raged at the cameras about the small cable operator Frontier Communications dropping them.

Jillian, a pregnant Black woman, visited the Philadelphia Pregnancy Center in Norristown to get a doctor's note that was approved for her to begin maternity leave.

Jezebel explained that Jillian already has a 3-year-old child and she was already experiencing pain and other complications, which have made it difficult to continue working as a home health aide. Her doctor had already approved the note, but when she went to the Pregnancy Center, she was met by a white nurse practitioner who accused her of fraud.

"The View" co-hosts began Thursday's show with a discussion about the speech by President Joe Biden on Wednesday night over the ongoing political violence and the MAGA Republican candidates who believe in bringing down American democracy.

The conversation prompted a debate over political issues that are the most important to voters this election and comments made by former President Barack Obama at political rallies this week.

Another batch of emails obtained from John Eastman shows Donald Trump's lawyers were counting on U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to help them disrupt Joe Biden's election win, and their certainty raises new questions about his wife's role in the scheme.

Trump attorney Kenneth Chesebro wrote Dec. 31, 2020, that Thomas would be "our only chance to get a favorable judicial opinion by Jan. 6" on a challenge to election results in Georgia, whose circuit court he oversees, and Washington Post reporter Jacqueline Alemany wondered on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" why he and Eastman felt so confident about the justice's willingness to assist.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough expressed frustration at the campaign run by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs against Republican election denier Kari Lake in Arizona.

New polling shows Lake leading the Arizona secretary of state by two points, which is in the margin of error, but the "Morning Joe" host ripped the state's Democratic Party for boosting fringe candidates in the GOP primaries in hopes of knocking them off in November, but doing little to press that advantage.

Former Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor on Wednesday claimed that American officials are facing a greater threat from radical, right-wing extremism than they faced from terrorists linked to the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.

In a panel discussion with Taylor along with former FBI deputy director of counterintelligence, Frank Figliuzzi, said that his sources are "livid" at the Capitol Police for failing to do their job. He noted that it's a long-running problem that began with Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-AZ) and continued with the Congressional baseball game, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and now Pelosi.

A Tennessee woman says a racist convenience store clerk pulled a gun on her and her husband during a tense encounter.

The Black woman, who was afraid to appear on camera, told WREG-TV that she and her husband went Saturday afternoon to buy a bag of chips at Moses' Grocery in Frayser, and she told police that her husband dropped a quarter that bounced toward the clerk as he tried to place change on a tray near the cash register.

The co-hosts of "The View" flattened Justice Clarence Thomas for his statements during the Supreme Court arguments around affirmative action.

Whoopi Goldberg was so serious, she took her glasses off, looking directly into the camera to deliver a message to the Black justice.

A member of the militant Boogaloo movement was arrested in Michigan on election-related terror charges.

FBI agents confirmed Timothy Teagan, of Plymouth, was taken into federal custody after a search warrant was carried out at his home looking for controlled substances or firearms, reported freelance journalist Eric L. VanDussen on Medium.

Former President Donald Trump expects the Republican candidates he backed in U.S. Senate races to stick the knife in Mitch McConnell's hopes to become majority leader again, according to MSNBC's Claire McCaskill.

The former Democratic senator told "Morning Joe" that the ex-president was backing low-quality candidates who owe their political fortunes to him with the expectation that they'll exact revenge against his political enemy McConnell and give him total control over the Republican Party.

Panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" debated whether J.D. Vance or Herschel Walker was a worse candidate for U.S. Senate, and host Joe Scarborough said their dismal qualifications had a disturbing historical precedent.

Scarborough mocked Vance as a phony populist who was unable to connect with voters in the state where he grew up and he said Walker was clearly incapacitated and unfit to serve, but he said there was a reason Donald Trump hand-picked them and celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz in their Republican primary races.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ripped Republicans who are mocking Paul Pelosi's assault and wondered whether even Donald Trump could scale back the violent movement he had unleashed.

A 42-year-old conspiracy theorist broke into the Pelosis' San Francisco home looking to menacingly confront House speaker Nancy Pelosi, who was in Washington, D.C., at the time, and attacked her elderly husband with a hammer, and the "Morning Joe" host condemned the lies GOP candidates and officials were spreading to minimize the assault.