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'When Lauren Boebert is embarrassed': The View weighs in after MTG sparks chaos

The chaos that erupted in the House Oversight Committee on Thursday evening left the co-hosts at "The View" debating whether Republicans in Congress have finally gone too far.

On the agenda was passing a contempt vote for Attorney General Merrick Garland, who refused to turn over a recording of Joe Biden speaking to Special Counsel David Weiss.

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Sam Alito's 'dog ate my homework' excuse for MAGA flag buried by CNN's Fareed Zakaria

CNN's Fareed Zakaria buried U.S. Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito for displaying a MAGA symbol outside his home in the days between the Jan. 6 insurrection and president Joe Biden's inauguration.

The conservative justice claims his wife flew an upside-down American flag, which some of the U.S. Capitol riots carried during the violent insurrection, in response to a neighbor's sign she found personally insulting, and Zakaria dismissed his explanation as absurd and insufficient.

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'Moment of reckoning': Senator calls for big change to force SCOTUS to play by the rules

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) called for a major change to force U.S. Supreme Court justices to follow their own rules in response to Justice Samuel Alito displaying a MAGA symbol outside his home while the court was considering 2020 election cases.

The conservative justice blames his wife for flying the upside-down American flag outside their Virginia home, which he said was in response to a neighbor's "personally insulting" sign, but the Connecticut Democrat told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that the court needed an inspector general to force the justices to play by the rules.

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'Alito is the worst': WaPo columnist tees off on 'intellectually dishonest' justice

U.S. Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito is blaming his wife for an upside-down American flag displayed outside his home after the 2020 election, and Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson called the scandal another example of why he's one of the worst in history.

The inverted flag is considered a signal of distress, and some of Donald Trump's supporters adopted the symbol to protest Joe Biden's election win -- and even carried them during the U.S. Capitol riot -- and Robinson agreed with MSNBC's Joe Scarborough that his explanation was bogus.

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'Nobody believes him': Morning Joe rips Alito's excuse for 'disgusting' MAGA flag

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough condemned U.S. Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito as "disgusting" for displaying an upside-down American flag outside his home in the days between the Jan. 6 insurrection and president Joe Biden's inauguration.

The New York Times published photos of the inverted flag taken Jan. 17, 2021, and Alito told the newspaper that his wife placed it briefly outside their Alexandria, Virginia, home in response to a neighbor's sign that used "objectionable and personally insulting language," and the "Morning Joe" host called his explanation laughable.

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Trial witness bombshell 'directly implicated' Trump in scheme to lie to Congress: expert

The last case that former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann worked on involved a key piece of the Russia probe investigated by special counsel Robert Mueller and his team. Among the things that Weissmann sorted through was testimony and information about Donald Trump's possible deal with a Moscow project.

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace after the second day of cross-examination of Michael Cohen, Weissmann pointed out a bombshell comment that he says is very harmful to Trump in a different matter.

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Trump accidentally admitted to part of alleged hush money scheme outside court: reporter

Former President Donald Trump admitted that he was part of the non-disclosure agreement at the heart of his criminal trial for the first time publicly while standing outside the courtroom, MSNBC's Vaughn Hillyard reported Thursday.

The same observation was made by Allison Gill, who co-hosts the "Jack" podcast about the special counsel probe.

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'Mean Girls' moment breaks out in court as Alina Habba gets in George Conway's face

MSNBC host Katy Tur observed what she said was a "Mean Girls" moment in the courtroom where Donald Trump is on trial.

Trump faces 34 felony counts in Manhattan involving the falsification of business records surrounding a hush-money scheme to silence a story about a sexual relationship.

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Expert on Trump case says lawyer's grilling of Cohen left even him confused: 'Needs work'

A former top prosecutor for ex-FBI chief Robert Mueller heralded Michael Cohen for being "unflappable" while testifying in Donald Trump's hush money trial Thursday.

The cross-examination of Cohen continued for the second day as prosecutors called Trump's former lawyer as a witness. The former president denies charges that he created false business records around a hush-money scheme.

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'Missing the boat': Ex-Trump lawyer hits MSNBC for coverage of Michael Cohen questioning

Donald Trump's former lawyer Robert Ray took umbrage with MSNBC's legal experts, saying they were missing the point when they expressed confusion at the cross-examination of Michael Cohen.

Cohen took the stand Thursday as a prosecution witness in the Manhattan criminal trial for Trump, who is charged with 34 felonies

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'Wondering what the strategy is here': Legal analysts confused by Trump attorney

Cohen is in court this week as a star prosecution witness in the case involving 34 felony charges against Trump surrounding a hush money deal for an alleged affair.

Among the questions Blanche has been hammering Cohen with is if the outcome of the trial will have a direct impact on the witness.

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Boebert stares down Trump enemy as she sparks mockery with court appearance

Reps. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) and Matt Gaetz (R-FL) were among those in the audience to support Donald Trump on Thursday — and the Colorado Republican was reportedly staring daggers at the former president's critics.

Photos were taken of the lawmakers positioned directly behind the ex-president as his trial began and Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, continued his testimony.

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'Show me what?' Maria Bartiromo taken aback by Republican claiming proof of Biden drug use

Fox Business Network host Maria Bartiromo was thrown for a loop by a Republican claiming he could show her proof that president Joe Biden used some type of stimulant to boost his performance during the State of the Union address.

Donald Trump claimed the president was "jacked up" on cocaine during the widely praised speech, and Rep. Greg Murphy (R-NC) echoed that statement and told Bartiromo that Biden would likely need drugs again to compete against his Republican rival in the upcoming debates.

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