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Former President Donald Trump dedicated considerable time attacking the prosecutors looking at possible criminal behavior.

In a rant about the New York case, Trump said that there was a link between those probing him there and Hillary Clinton, who was previously the Democratic Senator for the state.

President Donald Trump arrived at the rally stage in Conroe, Texas, a little over 30 minutes late. Wearing a heavy coat and throwing red "45" hats to the crowd, he paced the stage to his favorite entrance song.

He began his speech attacking President Joe Biden with a laundry list of grievances he claimed are far worse under Biden than when they happened to Trump. He then gushed about the size of the crowd, saying that a local politician told him that it was the largest crowd of its kind ever in the state of Texas.

Former President Donald Trump flew to Conroe, Texas on Saturday for a rally to inspire some of his voters to support Republican candidates despite inter-party fighting.

Awaiting the arrival, Trump supporters shared some of their beliefs and conspiracy theories about President Joe Biden and other topics.

A nor'easter blew through New England this weekend, blanketing cities with snow, but a bomb cyclone dramatically increased the wind, making it seem far worse than locals think it is.

In videos posted online, Massachusetts residents explained that it isn't all that big of a deal, even while the Weather Channel is on high alert over what they purport is a dangerous storm. The high winds have been bad for power lines and coastal regions but those in Boston appeared confused over the hysteria.

President Donald Trump's desperation to overturn the 2020 election involved a plot with people pretending to be electors when they were nothing of the sort.

Lawyers involved with Trump's campaign worked with unelected Republican electors to file paperwork claiming that they had been elected. Because those documents were officially filed with the federal government, they could be on the hook for fraud.

MSNBC's Claire McCaskill pushed back against praise for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell for publicly backing President Joe Biden's handling of the Ukraine situation.

The Kentucky Republican said the president was "moving in the right direction" in his approach toward Russian aggression, but McCaskill disagreed with "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough's assessment that McConnell was "striking a more positive tone."

Former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory (R) left office a "sore loser," characterized the New York Times, but now a newly unearthed recording captures him whining about being refused a job at Duke University too.

CNN's KFile team found the recording where McCrory lamented he was forced to be a local radio host after losing the governor's race. According to him, Duke University didn't invite him to the staff due to "blacklisting." He then compared it to those who refused to serve Black Americans at lunch counters in the 1960s during the Civil Rights movement.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough compared British prime minister Boris Johnson's political bleeding to Donald Trump's legal woes.

Newly revealed emails suggest Johnson authorized the evacuation of cats and dogs from a British charity in Afghanistan as people were scrambling to flee the Taliban, a potential scandal that comes on the heels of investigations into parties he attended in violation of coronavirus restrictions, and the "Morning Joe" host wondered whether that was enough to bring him down.

The U.S. recently fell out of the rankings of democratic nations, and one expert worries that it will happen again -- and tip the country into civil war.

Barbara Walter, a University of California professor and an expert on civil conflicts, recently wrote about the political volatility in the U.S. since the Jan. 6 insurrection, which dropped the country into the anocracy zone, and she told CNN the riot had made the deadly risks from Donald Trump's lies "impossible to deny and ignore."

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough blasted Republicans who are continuing to defend Donald Trump and his right-wing allies from the gathering legal storm.

The twice-impeached one-term president continues to spread lies about election fraud to justify the Jan. 6 insurrection those same lies incited, but the "Morning Joe" host warned his GOP apologists that Trump couldn't outrun the law.

"There’s a reason they play him every night on Russian state TV," said MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace on her Tuesday show about Fox host Tucker Carlson.

The comments came after Carlson's latest rant in support of Russia and Vladimir Putin appeared on Russian state television in which he just asked "questions" about why siding with Russia in its dispute with Ukraine was wrong.

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski said the audio from Donald Trump's call to Georgia election officials never loses its power to shock.

In fact, the "Morning Joe" co-host said, the recording -- which is now a key piece of evidence that will be heard by a grand jury -- has only gotten worse with time.