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'They're making the case easier': Trump and co-defendants said to be hurting their chances

Trevian Kutti, one of the co-defendants in former President Donald Trump's election racketeering case in Georgia who is accused of furthering the plot to intimidate election workers, could have her pretrial release in jeopardy after she took to Instagram Live and threatened election worker Ruby Freeman, saying she would "f--k up" her life.

Attorney and MSNBC legal analyst Katie Phang was aghast at Kutti's behavior.

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'Nice try': Judge Engoron strikes down Trump lawyer's attempt at last-minute delay

Christopher Kise — the attorney representing former President Donald Trump in the ongoing New York civil fraud case — tried to throw another wrench in the works of the justice system currently ensnaring his client. However, the judge overseeing the case appeared to reject his argument outright.

MSNBC legal analyst Lisa Rubin tweeted on Tuesday that Kise did a 180 on a statement yesterday in which he said he wouldn't play to file a motion attempting to delay Trump's upcoming testimony in the case until the appeals challenging Judge Arthur Engoron's gag order had been exhausted. Rubin tweeted an exchange she had with Kise in which she asked if Kise planned to "ask Judge Engereon[sic] to pause the trial so that President Trump's appellate rights can be vindicated." Kise indicated he didn't plan to do so, telling the reporter she was "probably smart enough to know where that would land," and that he tried "not to engage in futile efforts."

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'Pants on fire': Trump adviser Roger Stone accuses ex-ally Jenna Ellis of lying about him

Far-right activist and political operative Roger Stone picked a social media row with turncoat Trump attorney Jenna Ellis.

She accused him by name of having "advised" Donald Trump (using his Twitter/X handle) "to retrain Ronna ROMNEY McDaniel as RNC Chair."

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House GOPer's staffers quit amid bullying claims — and take popcorn machine with them

The congressional office of Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is in turmoil with terminations and resignations of senior staffers — and a disappearing popcorn machine, reported the conservative Washington Examiner.

Mace, one of a small handful of Republicans who voted to oust Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as Speaker of the House, has faced mounting criticism over her inconsistent voting record, as well as a staff handbook demanding that her aides schedule her a minimum "quota" of TV appearances to maintain her celebrity status.

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'Something to hide': Liz Cheney calls Jim Jordan one of the 'masterminds' of 2020 scheme

In the final portion of Nicolle Wallace's interview with former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY), the MSNBC host asked about Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and his liability for his involvement in Jan. 6.

Jordan has announced he'll be doing an investigation into "collusion" between Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and special counsel Jack Smith. Turning over evidence to prosecutors isn't collusion, according to Cheney.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks Democrats want to put her in 'reeducation camps'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) warned on Tuesday that Democrats wanted to put herself and others into "reeducation camps."

Greene made the comments during a podcast with right-wing reporter Jon Solomon.

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'Trump is through with you': Legal expert delivers message to ex-president's former allies

If you cross The Don, he's done with you.

Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance published her latest edition of her Substack newsletter "Civil Discourse" discussed the consequences of going against the 45th president and how many in the GOP appear to be blinded by his star power as he remains the frontrunner to recapture the party nomination for the White House.

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Jim Jordan accuses Fani Willis of 'colluding' with House Jan. 6 investigators

Republicans are accusing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis of “colluding” with the House select committee that investigated the Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2020.

House Judiciary committee Republicans announced Tuesday that Reps. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) were launching a probe into the prosecutor leading the charge in Donald Trump’s Georgia election racketeering case.

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'Bozo' Mike Johnson clueless that FBI already has the tapes he's redacting: lawmaker

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said that Republicans were redacting faces from January 6 Capitol footage to prevent prosecution by the Justice Department — a move that was slammed on CNN Tuesday by former January 6 investigator Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA).

Not only is it reprehensible to shield January 6 rioters from prosecution, Lofgren told anchor Jake Tapper, it doesn't even make any sense — because law enforcement has the unredacted footage anyway.

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Trump's going to end up in a corner if he takes stand in 2020 election case: ex-senator

In a filing Tuesday, special counsel Jack Smith detailed a considerable amount of evidence that Donald Trump has attempted to sow doubt about previous elections until he won.

The case puts Trump in a precarious position because it creates a pattern of his opposing the results of all elections in which he wasn't named the winner.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for criminal charges for Jan. 6 committee members

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Tuesday that she wants to investigate Liz Cheney, Nancy Pelosi, and anyone else on the Jan. 6 committee, with an eye toward criminal prosecutions.

Greene, who has made herself a vocal ally of those arrested for storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, has previously been in hot water for her claim that only Republicans stayed in the House chamber Jan. 6 to defend against rioters.

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Hunter Biden ripped by prosecutors for trying to subpoena Donald Trump

Prosecutors slammed Hunter Biden’s demand to see Donald Trump’s diaries, personal messages and correspondence the former president sent about the current president’s son, according to court records and reports.

Federal prosecutors in Delaware filed a lengthy opposition to Biden’s subpoena request for Trump, former Attorney General Bill Barr and two Justice department figures, according to court records.

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Trump campaign staffer tried to incite riot in Michigan to stop vote count: Jack Smith

An unnamed campaign employee of former President Donald Trump tried to start a riot in Detroit, Michigan, to obstruct the counting of votes in the 2020 election, special counsel Jack Smith claimed in a new filing this week Tuesday..

According to the new filing, the Trump agent, who has not been indicted, got in touch with officials on Nov. 4, 2020 — the day after election day.

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