the assertion, part of a statement made by kelly in connection with lawsuits brought by fbi officials lisa page and peter strzok. i will talk with the reporter behind the story in just moments. also today, in a report from the washington post says prosecutors in the trump documents case a facing substantial harassment and threats. congressman eric swalwell himself has faced threats from trump supporters stressing the dangers to msnbc. maga extremism is so bankrupt of any ideas that it really relies on violence in threats and ultimately chaos to tear apart our communities, and then yes, too often the victims are family and staff who are often in fixed positions while the target of the threats is off and on the move. in d.c., barr disciplinary panel is calling for rudy giuliani to be permanently disbarred as a lawyer. the panel argues the former trump lawyer should lose his license over efforts to undermine the integrity of the 2020 presidential election, saying his malicio
you re wonderful. you can be the strongest, most dynamic, successful republican and conservative in america, but if you don t kiss that ring, then he ll try to trash you. barely a week later, desantis kissed that ring. endorsing trump and putting an end to one of the biggest campaign failures in political history. leaving behind a trail of destructive policies in florida that he and his obedient republican legislature shoved down the throats of floridians, all to advance his personal political ambitions. meanwhile, trump is predictably birthering nikki haley who is now the only noninsurrectionist left in the republican race. plus, how the abortion issue continues to haunt republicans of roe v. wade, the landmark 1953 supreme court decision enshrining women s bodily autonomy that was killed by republicans. but we begin tonight with karma. you reap what you sow, what goes around comes around. all that good stuff. karma can be cruel, ironic, but it s always right on time. at
to the white house officials worried the trump showed reporters classified material while an office. joining me now, charles coleman, former brooklyn new york prosecutor, now civil rights attorney. msnbc legal analyst and host of the charles coleman podcast, in kyle cheney, senior legal affairs reporter at politico. guys, welcome to you both, charles, let start with you here. yet another former trump insider appears to have opened the record books on him. this time, his former chief of staff john kelly. what are the implications for trump when someone like kelly starts spilling the beans? well alex, what it tells us is that for the long period time that we have seen donald trump have unshakable allies with unshakable loyalty, that period may be coming to and. we are talking about mark meadows, we are talking about john kelly, we are talking about so many different other people who seemed to be impenetrable parts of the trump dynasty in terms of information in proximity now beginning
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Brooklyn: On Friday, March 10, a 15-year-old teen with autism was attacked by two teenaged girls and a teenaged boy when the A train he was riding stopped at the 181 St. station (“Fiends at work in subway,” March 15). He was yanked out and dragged along a crowded platform, asking his attackers, “Why do you want me to get off?” He tried to break free. For his efforts, he was slapped, punched and screamed at by his attackers.