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Teleprompter Donald Trump probably read a preschool version of "Mein Kampf"— if he read any of the former German leader's manifestos at all.

Comedian Stephen Colbert sarcastically took a dig at the former president for channeling Hitler with the recent "blood poisoning" reference.

Donald Trump and his co-defendants are swinging and missing.

Geoff Duncan, the former GOP lieutenant governor of Georgia, turned to baseball metaphors to drive home the poor showing in court among Trump and those floating in his orbit.

While many people in the country heard about synagogue threats in their state over the weekend it wasn't until Sunday and Monday that it became clear there was a coordinated act of terrorism unfolding across the United States.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow sounded the alarm on Monday that it wasn't merely the few threats in Mississippi and a handful in Washington, D.C., but hundreds of threats from California to Maine and Florida to Washington state. USA Today explained that there were more threats in a single day than the U.S. had in an entire year in 2022. They charted 200. CNN later calculated over 400 threats.

Former President Donald Trump's longtime ally Rudy Giuliani, fresh off of his $148 million loss in the defamation case brought by poll workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, is continuing to push the same false claims. It opened him up to a second lawsuit at a moment when he is already drained of money from his legal fees.

But that could be the least of his worries, argued former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner on MSNBC's "The ReidOut" Monday evening — he could soon find himself re-arrested in the Georgia election racketeering case, as his ongoing attacks on Freeman and Moss also violates the terms of his pretrial release.

11th Circuit Appeals Chief Judge William Pryor is an extremely right-wing jurist. Having been on a shortlist for former President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominations, Pryor has supported the power of states to ban LGBTQ sex acts, and hired a GOP activist who was kicked out of Turning Point USA for saying "I hate Blacks" as one of his law clerks.

But even he was completely unpersuaded by former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows' bid to interfere with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' racketeering case against the plot to overturn the 2020 election, said former solicitor general Neal Katyal on MSNBC Monday.

A panel on MSNBC hammered Republicans and the mainstream media for downplaying Donald Trump's white purity campaign.

Host Joy Reid on Monday, explained that it continues to be a discussion about non-white people damaging the blood of white purity.

The Republican Party at large owns former President Donald Trump's increasing descent into fascistic and racist rhetoric, former GOP chair Michael Steele told MSNBC's Katie Phang on Monday.

This comes as Trump stated at a rally that immigrants are "poisoning the blood of our country," language that has clear roots in Nazi Germany — and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) defended it furiously when cornered by reporters.

A Florida woman who interned for Sen. Marco Rubio and worked as an organizer for Gov. Ron DeSantis' campaign was taken into custody for Jan.6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Prosecutors say Barbara Balmaseda of Miami Lakes, Florida was captured on CCTV footage "entering the Capital building via the Senate Wing door at approximately 2:16 p.m., just four minutes after rioters initially breached the building," according to a release by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia. "According to the allegations, when Balmaseda entered the building, broken glass was scattered on the ground, and an alarm blared near the doorway.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is lost in Trumpistan.

Former President Donald Trump's repeated refrain about illegal migrants "poisoning the blood" of the country has stumped the Florida governor hoping to earn the GOP nomination for president.

Former President Donald Trump's ally Rudy Giuliani faces a $148 million judgment for pushing lies and conspiracy theories about Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss after their lives and reputations were completely derailed by threats and harassment.

But Giuliani could be just the beginning, argued MSNBC's Ali Velshi on Monday — the former president himself could end up on the hook as well.