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Sarah Longwell of the Republican Accountability PAC joins Morning Joe to discuss the launch of a new $50 million general election campaign showcasing the first-person stories of more than 100 former Trump voters who refuse to support him again in 2024.
Rachel Maddow looks at the range of disarray in the Republican Party, from state parties with no leadership to poor election outcomes since 2016 and notes new signs from Donald Trump that he is considering replacing RNC chair Ronna Romney McDaniel. But if one part in a two-party democracy dissolves itself, what is left?
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-NY, discusses where he sees areas of compromise with mainstream Republicans and why he says extremism doesn’t work with American voters.
Explore the controversy surrounding Donald Trump’s empathetic views and intentions to pardon individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot. This article delves into the constitutional implications, specifically examining the 14th Amendment, Section 3, and whether Trump’s actions could be construed as providing ‘aid or comfort’ to insurrectionists. Navigate the legal and constitutional perspectives on this contentious issue, shedding light on the complex debate that surrounds Trump’s statements and potential impact on the aftermath of the Capitol insurrection.
Dictionary.com revealed their word of the year for 2023, Taylor Swift celebrated her 34th birthday, House Republicans voted to open an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, Hunter got a subpoena to testify today before the House oversight committee and showed up at the Capitol offering to answer questions in public, the lead witch hunter James Comer inadvertently revealed what this investigation is really about, Don Jr. took some time to educate us all about education, Daddy Donald released his first ever collection of Christmas music, and Jimmy crowns the Clip of the Year!
Seth Meyers does his monologue for Tuesday, December 5, before checking in with his monologue writers and holding a surprise inspection to review the quality of their jokes.
Explore the nuanced characteristics of fascism and gain insights into identifying potential signs of fascist behavior with these 10 crucial tips. Learn to recognize authoritarianism, extreme nationalism, and other key patterns, empowering individuals to foster a society that upholds democratic principles and values diversity.
Tim Burchett told ABC News that Kevin McCarthy elbowed him in the back after a House GOP meeting.
Donald Trump Jr. has taken the stand as a witness for the defense in the New York civil fraud trial against members of the Trump family and their company. NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard reports on Trump’s testimony so far.
Seth takes a closer look at Republicans wallowing as presidential frontrunner Donald Trump faces more legal trouble and his daughter Ivanka takes the stand in their New York fraud trial.
The CMA Awards were on ABC tonight hosted by Peyton Manning & Luke Bryan, the Republican debate took place in Miami and Donald was absent once again, Ivanka took the stand in the $250 million fraud case against her father, it was not a very good election night for the MAGA-verse, voters in Ohio overwhelmingly passed a measure to protect a woman’s right to choose, we discovered that Mike Lindell makes unusual sounds when he’s making a point, the mayor in Saskatchewan Canada has an interesting name, a pre-owned vehicle in New Jersey had an unfortunate encounter with the local wildlife, and country star Jelly Roll has a great new holiday gift idea for you!
Explore the contentious debate between Democrats and Republicans over IRS funding, as well as the potential of AI to enhance tax revenue collection while minimizing unnecessary costs. Discover how these perspectives intersect and diverge in the pursuit of a fair and efficient tax system.
Bill reacts to the GOP’s hard-right choice for Speaker of the House in his Real Time monologue.
Desus Nice takes on the day’s biggest stories including new House Speaker, Mike Johnson, a Georgia restaurant’s “Bad Parenting Fee,” and Michael Kosta & Grace Kuhlenschmidt weigh in on Jay-Z’s response to the “Lunch with Jay-Z or $500,000” question.
Immigrants who come to the U.S. without authorization have very limited access to government benefits. But an old falsehood revived by conservatives conflates aid given to authorized refugees with the limited assistance available to immigrants who entered the country illegally. The claim also inflates the benefits given to refugees.
ABC News America is reporting that Donald Trump allegedly discussed US nuclear submarines with foreign nationals, including an Australian businessman.
Bill reacts to the top stories of the week, including President Biden‘s visit to Israel and the Republicans‘ inability to govern.
Seth takes a closer look at multiple co-defendants in one of Trump’s criminal cases flipping on him by pleading guilty and agreeing to testify against him, including his former lawyer Sidney Powell.
Senator Mitt Romney, former Republican presidential nominee, has announced his retirement at the end of his current term, but he is not going quietly. On his way out he is making his feelings about past and current colleagues abundantly clear, with particular scorn directed at Donald Trump and his acolytes for what they’ve done to the Republican Party and the country broadly. McKay Coppins, author of the newly published “Romney: A Reckoning,” talks with Alex Wagner about his interactions with Romney in the course of writing the book.
Step into the world of political rhetoric, where distorted equivalences roam freely. Join us as we unravel the web of illogical arguments woven by former President Donald Trump. From dismissing white supremacists to climate change denial, Trump’s false equivalences have left an indelible mark on public discourse. In this article, we expose five instances where Trump employed deceptive tactics, blurring the lines of reason and fairness.
