Foxconn 'mostly abandons' its Trump-hyped plant that promised tens of thousands of jobs

Following a "Morning Joe" panel discussion on Donald Trump's Friday speech where he seemed confused about whom is he running against and warned about an imminent World War II, MSNBC host Al Sharpton claimed it looks like the former president's legal problems are overwhelming him and his mind is going.

After co-host Joe Scarborough pointed out that Trump kept talking about President Barack Obama as his foe and then warned about a war that concluded in 1945, he then mentioned it was all a part of worries about Trump and Biden's ages.

Jeffrey Clark could be in for a "rough ride" when his former Justice Department colleague Jody Hunt testifies at his removal hearing.

The former DOJ official will appear Monday in a Fulton County court as he attempts to have his case moved to federal court, and The Guardian's Hugo Lowell told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that state prosecutors have called Hunt to testify that Clark was not engaged in his official government duties when he assisted Donald Trump in his effort to overturn his 2020 election loss in Georgia.

Reacting to the continuing fallout for Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) after closed circuit video showed her vaping, acting out and engaging in mutual groping with her date before being booted from a performance of the "Beetlejuice" musical at a Denver theater, MSNBC contributor Katty Kay claimed the embattled Colorado Republican's effusive apology over the weekend demonstrates she's worried about her political future.

With "Morning Joe" co-panelist Johnathan Lemire describing Boebert's actions including "explicit groping" -- much to the dismay of co-host Mika Brzezinski -- Kay noted Boebert's effusive apology and pointed out that it was completely out of character for the lawmaker who normally courts controversy.