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Political onlookers hit for  'astounding' Biden double standard by highlighting GOP gaffes

The blank stares, the mix-up of world leaders, and the memory mishaps spelled out by Special Counsel Robert Hur — all hit President Joe Biden hard.

But many have sought to come to his aid to disprove that the 81-year-old leader of the free world isn't any different than anybody else who can gaffe, be forgetful, or slip-up.

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'Yikes': Internet erupts after 'Dementia Trump' makes several verbal slip-ups at NRA rally

Donald Trump Friday was hit with a stream of criticism for several verbal slip-ups at an event for the NRA in Pennsylvania.

The former president slurred when saying the word "subsidies," said "dino-dollars" instead of "dollars," and even said he doesn't like being frontpage news every time he "said one word a little bit mispronunciation." He also said that three years ago things were great, despite that being when Joe Biden became president, and he claimed twice there were no terror attacks during his tenure as president. He also said that Biden hasn’t spoken in months despite him addressing the press last night.

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'Hack' Aileen Cannon is 'putting lives in danger' with her demands of Jack Smith: analyst

Right-wing Judge Aileen Cannon, who is presiding over former President Donald Trump's classified documents case, ordered special counsel Jack Smith to turn over information to the defense team that he has repeatedly warned could be used to facilitate witness tampering.

And Slate legal analyst Mark Joseph Stern is furious about it, as he made clear on MSNBC Friday evening.

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Self-appointed 'hitman for Trump' gets prison for threatening judge in ex-president's case

A woman in Texas believed by authorities to be suffering from mental illness has been sentenced to prison for her death threats against Florida-based U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, reported Law & Crime on Friday.

"Tiffani Gish, a Houston-area resident, was sentenced to 37 months and three years of supervised release, according to the sentencing filing," reported Jason Kandel. "As Law & Crime reported, she was accused of one count each of influencing a federal official by threat and interstate communications with a threat to kidnap or injure over voicemails left on U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon’s court chamber telephone."

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Trump's Monday Supreme Court filing may be 'the whole ball game': legal expert

Monday is purportedly pivotal for Trump.

That's because he will decide whether or not to seek an appeal with SCOTUS. They in turn will then have the power to pause or move the hands of time when it comes to an immunity Hail Mary.

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'She is in a box': Expert says Judge Cannon caught herself in a trap in Trump case

She purportedly needs a shovel to help her out of the legal sandbox she has created.

U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, presiding over the Trump's federal classified documents obstruction case, is in a quandary that former Deputy Attorney General Harry Litman believes is by her own design.

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Trump made multiple verbal flubs at his rally minutes after insulting Biden's competency

Donald Trump on Friday failed to properly pronounce the word "subsidies" just minutes after insulting the competency of current president Joe Biden.

Trump was speaking at an event for the NRA in Pennsylvania when he insulted Biden for what he says is a failure to communicate and to find stairs during his events. Minutes later, Trump failed to pronounce a word.

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Trump's V.P. hopefuls are willing to 'commit the crime' Mike Pence wouldn't: ex-prosecutor

Former President Donald Trump is likely to have a running mate who is willing to rig the electoral count for him, the way that former Vice President Mike Pence refused to do last time, warned former prosecutor John Flannery on Friday's edition of MSNBC's "The Beat."

This comes shortly after Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) and Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), both rumored to be shortlisters for Trump's running mate, both said they would have stopped the count if they were in Pence's position.

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Expert slams Judge Cannon's latest 'mind boggling' order for Trump to receive witness info

Judge Aileen Cannon's latest order in Donald Trump's criminal classified documents case boggles the mind, according to a MSNBC legal analyst Friday.

Cannon, who has been accused of being biased in favor of the former president and has in fact been reversed by an appeals court for an over-the-top order she made during the investigation phase of the documents case, earlier on Friday paused an order that would disclose witness details to the public following a request from Special Counsel Jack Smith.

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'Justice Engoron was frustrated': Expert explains why judge is mad at Trump's legal team

Justice Arthur Engoron, the New York jurist presiding over former President Donald Trump's civil fraud trial, is fed up with the former president and his legal team, legal analyst Lisa Rubin explained on MSNBC Friday.

This comes as Allen Weisselberg, the former chief accountant for the Trump Organization, is reportedly in talks to plea guilty to perjury — all as Engoron tries to wrap up the civil fraud trial against Trump and his adult sons for allegedly falsifying property valuations to manipulate loan and tax treatment.

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'He doesn't have that freedom': Expert says Trump can't move assets around to pay Carroll

Trump's sticker shock keeps multiplying.

After losing his $83.3 million defamation case against columnist E. Jean Carroll last month and facing down an even bigger penalty in his civil fraud case where New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking $370 million in damages — Trump's reportedly hamstrung to be able to creatively move money around unlike the past.

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SCOTUS response to a minor Trump filing will 'tell us everything we need to know': expert

With the D.C. Appeals Court rejecting former President Donald Trump's claim of absolute immunity from the federal election interference case, all eyes are now on the Supreme Court to see if they will review the case — potentially delaying Trump's trial for months more and possibly even past the election.

Legal analyst Lisa Rubin told MSNBC's Alicia Menendez on Friday what to look for.

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Judge Cannon orders Jack Smith to turn over controversial info to Trump: court filing

Donald Trump will soon receive controversial information from Special Counsel Jack Smith after the judge overseeing the former president's criminal case over classified documents stashed at Mar-a-Lago, Judge Cannon, ordered the prosecutor to deliver the data.

Earlier on Friday, Cannon paused deadlines in a controversial order that special counsel Jack Smith had condemned as a “clear error” in the ex-president's classified document case, according to court records and reports. Earlier this week, Cannon ordered Smith to deliver to her by Friday proposals for unredacted FBI interview witness reports that could appear on the public docket.

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