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'Didn’t think Eric Trump could get dumber': Ridicule explodes over Mona Lisa comparison

Eric Trump proclaimed on Newsmax this weekend that his family's "assets" are the "Mona Lisas of the real estate world," prompting ridicule across the internet.

Trump was responding to the legal troubles the Trump Organization is facing in New York after the company was accused of artificially inflating assets when attempting to get better loans and insurance rates. While Trump's father, Donald Trump, has confessed that they lied, he argued that it didn't hurt anyone; thus, they should be considered innocent.

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Judge Aileen Cannon's 'pro-Trump' trial ruling is a very bad deal for Jack Smith: experts

Judge Aileen Cannon's latest ruling on the timeline for Donald Trump's classified documents case is written to appear neutral, but it's actually a really bad deal for the Justice Department, according to the all-star legal panel who joined MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace Friday night.

"The more you read it, the more it seems like a very pro-Trump order," said former federal prosecutor analyst Harry Litman, "camouflaged — which is a problem in and of itself — camouflaged as a neutral order."

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'She knows better': Ex-FBI counsel shames Elise Stefanik for attacking Trump judge

Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik (NY) should "know better" than to take aim at the New York judge presiding over Donald Trump's civil fraud case, a former top Justice Department official and FBI general counsel says.

The former prosecutor attacked Stefanik as one of Trump's many enablers in government for a bias complaint against Judge Arthur Engoron.

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Accused Pelosi attacker will use trial to push QAnon conspiracies in court: Legal analyst

The man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi in the San Francisco home he shares with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is avoiding an insanity defense, despite his lawyer saying he was a believer in far-right conspiracy theories.

Opening statements began in the case this week and, speaking with MSNBC's Chris Jansing, former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner argued the accused, David DePape has another goal in mind.

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'He's losing it': The View mocks Trump's claims about genie being let 'out of the box'

The View's Alyssa Farah Griffin agreed that Donald Trump is "losing it" after seeing clips from his recent interview with Univision.

During the interview, Trump was asked about whether he'll indict some of his political enemies as retribution against them if he ends up winning the 2024 race.

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Constitutional lawyer gives speech on drag shows while changing into a dress

A drag show fundraiser was banned at West Texas A&M, but a constitutional law scholar found a new way of challenging the ban.

Speaking Wednesday, Andrew Seidel, who sometimes writes for Religion Dispatches, spoke out about the ongoing battle between the university and student groups. At the end of March, several local chapters of organizations were hosting a drag show to benefit The Trevor Project, which works to prevent suicide for LGBTQ youth.

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Mark Meadows will singlehandedly convict Trump in D.C. Jan. 6 case: Chris Christie

Chris Christie explained why Mark Meadows could singlehandedly get Donald Trump convicted of inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection.

The former White House chief of staff has been granted immunity by special counsel Jack Smith in the District of Columbia case, and Christie told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Meadows would be a compelling witness who could ultimately land Trump in prison and wipe him from the 2024 ballot.

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Trump will probably go back on the witness stand in fraud trial — here's why

Donald Trump could very well take the stand again in his New York fraud trial, and a legal expert explained why the former president might be willing take that risk.

The former president testified Monday in the $250 million fraud lawsuit brought by state attorney general Letitia James, and his three eldest children have also taken the witness stand in the case, but MSNBC legal analyst Lisa Rubin told "Morning Joe" that Trump and his sons may be called again by defense attorneys.

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'Entitled loser': Mary Trump says her uncle's courtroom fireworks are merely a 'prelude'

Donald Trump's niece, Dr. Mary Trump, Ph.D., explained the one key piece of the New York fraud trial that proved what a terrible businessman and "loser" he is.

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace with New York Times investigative reporter Susanne Craig, Dr. Trump said that so much of her uncle's identity is being exposed by the testimony and documents.

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Ivanka Trump revealed a detail in court that almost made a legal expert's 'jaw drop'

MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin said that her "jaw dropped" in the New York courtroom on Wednesday as the Attorney General's Office was wrapping up their questioning of Ivanka Trump, former President Donald Trump's elder daughter.

Among the many demands from Deutsche Bank is that Trump have a larger net worth than he actually had. He entered into an agreement with his adult heirs that he would take their assets to meet the requirements outlined by the bank.

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Watch: Lauren Boebert gets shut down after being unable to answer Dem's simple question

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) got wrecked in a one-on-one debate on the House floor with Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD).

The Colorado Republican tried to add an amendment to a spending bill that she said would prohibit any funds from being used to violate federal immigration law regarding so-called sanctuary cities, and the Maryland Democrat tried to find out what in the world she was talking about.

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Ex-governor questions Trump's brain: 'That elevator's not going to the top floor anymore'

Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe got into a debate with MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell on Wednesday as the two sparred over the 2023 election results and what it says about the future of the Democratic Party and Joe Biden.

Mitchell tried to argue that Tuesday's election that benefitted Democrats was still bad for President Joe Biden because he's still old. She said that the abortion issue might be unpopular for Donald Trump but that he can simply change his position as he's done so many times on so many issues.

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Judge loses patience with Trump lawyers: 'Are you going to object to every document?'

Donald Trump's lawyers spent the first hour of the Wednesday trial objecting so frequently that it irritated the judge overseeing the New York Attorney General's civil fraud suit against their client.

During Wednesday's hearing, lawyer Chris Kise complained that the information contained in documents being shown to witness Ivanka Trump was irrelevant to the case, MSNBC's Lindsey Reiser reported outside the courtroom.

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