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Paul Waldman and Tom Schaller join Morning Joe to discuss their new book 'White Rural Rage: The Threat to American Democracy'.

Former President Trump won the South Carolina primary over the weekend, yet new Fox News polling shows that 59 percent of Nikki Haley voters said they wouldn't vote for Trump if he's the GOP nominee and 36 percent of all S.C. voters said a conviction in one of his trials would make him unfit for office.

During CPAC last week, a pro-Trump speaker pledged the 'end of democracy' while speaking.

While speaking to Black conservatives in South Carolina ahead of the state's Republican primary, Donald Trump said his criminal indictments have boosted his support among Black Americans because they see him as a victim of discrimination. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

Ronna McDaniel said Monday that she will step down next month as chairwoman of the Republican National Committee following former President Donald Trump's endorsement of a new slate of leaders to direct the party.

Fmr. Gov. of Arkansas and Fmr. Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss Donald Trump's 20-point victory over Nikki Haley in the South Carolina Republican primary and what's next for both campaigns. Plus, Hutchinson responds to whether he will support Trump if he captures the GOP nomination.

After Nikki Haley lost to Donald Trump in the South Carolina GOP primary, Rachel Maddow and the MSNBC panel give their final thoughts on what’s ahead as Haley vows to stay in the race.

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Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis fired back at misconduct claims levied against her amid Trump’s election interference case in Georgia. Wall Street Journal White House reporter Annie Linskey, former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance, and former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori join us to discuss.

Republican dysfunction on the Hill deepens as members prepare to leave for the Presidents’ Day recess. And when lawmakers return, they face several critical priorities, including a March 1 government funding deadline. We get perspective from Reed Galen and former Congresswoman Donna Edwards.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis was on the witness stand in Atlanta pushing back against a series of degrading personal questions on Thursday, as Donald Trump's lawyers attempted to get her removed from the Georgia election interference case, relating to allegations linked to Willis’ relationship with Trump special prosecutor Nathan Wade. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

The criminal trial of ex-president Donald Trump in New York for what District Attorney Alvin Bragg describes as an election interference case will begin jury selection on Monday, March 25th. MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin and Melissa Murray, NYT law professor, discuss the case with Alex Wagner, including why the short hand designation, "hush money case" does not fully capture the seriousness of the charge.

Reports are surfacing of the Biden administration's frustration with Merrick Garland and the DOJ over special counsel Robert Hur's overstepping in his report on classified documents retained by Biden to include gratuitous "disparaging statements" about the president's memory. Jen Psaki, former White House press secretary, and Jennifer Palmieri, former Obama White House communications director, discuss with Alex Wagner ahead of expected congressional testimony by Hur, the release of the report's interview transcripts, and the likely imminent political cherry picking from the report by Republicans.

MSNBC Legal Analyst Charles Coleman and former District Attorney of DeKalb County, Georgia, Gwen Keyes join MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss the hearing on whether to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting former President Trump on election interference charges.

On a day filled with huge legal news, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell explains that even though Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis took the witness stand, it was the disgraced former president who had the worst day in court today.

A Russian nuclear-powered space asset that could be weaponized is the unspecified threat that set off speculation after House Intel Chair Mike Turner released a cryptic statement warning of a “serious national security threat” without any more detail, NBC News has learned. Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) joins Joy Reid with more.

“The RNC is about to become ‘Republican In Name Only,’ funneling all that donated money to pay for Trump trials around the country instead of elections,” says Chris Hayes on Lara Trump promising to spend all of the RNC’s cash to fund her father-in-law’s re-election campaign.

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell speaks with MSNBC legal analysts Neal Katyal and Andrew Weissmann and Katyal breaks down - step by step - how we got from Donald Trump's impeachment to Trump now attempting to argue he should have absolute immunity because he is a former president.

“We're not that surprised that this has happened, but it is an amazing turn of events,” says Rep. Jamie Raskin on the indictment of the “informant” on which Republicans hung their entire impeachment case against Biden.

The “informant” touted by Republicans in the Biden impeachment probe has been indicted on two counts of feeding the FBI false information about President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden. “In the most spectacular embarrassment imaginable, it blew up in their faces,” says Chris Hayes.

Special counsel Jack Smith asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to reject an emergency application filed by Donald Trump that sought to further delay the former president's criminal trial arising from efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Andrew Weissman joins Morning Joe to discuss.

Special prosecutor Nathan Wade took the stand and was questioned about his relationship with District Attorney Fani Willis during a hearing on misconduct allegations. NBC News' Blayne Alexander reports on how Wade's testimony could impact the judge's decision.

Former President Trump arrives in a New York City court for a hearing on the hush money trial. Yasmin Vossoughian reports.

Jury selection for the Trump hush money case is set to begin on March 25, 2024, according to reports. Danny Cevallos discusses.

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