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State Republicans in Georgia have expedited the passing of a new law allowing the removal of local prosecutors with the likely first target of the law to be Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis as she is in the midst of prosecuting Donald Trump. Clark Cunningham, law professor at Georgia State University, talks with Rachel Maddow about how the new law may work and its likely weaponization to rescue Trump from prosecution.

Criminal defendant Donald Trump is facing a legal firestorm with four indictments and 91 total counts against him. Despite clear warnings from a D.C. judge on his conditions of release, Trump is testing the limits with what some DOJ veterans describe as “witness tampering” and personal attacks against judges and prosecutors. MSNBC’s Brian Tyler Cohen reveals why he could go to jail before any trial even starts.

As he awaits possible charges in Georgia, Donald Trump is already testing the limits of a new protective order put in place in the federal election interference case against him: Trump went after Judge Tanya Chutkan on social media on Sunday. Former U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg discusses.