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Should Whitaker recuse himself from Mueller's investigation? www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/should-acting-attorney-general-whitaker-recuse-himsel... via @NBCNews
Should Whitaker recuse himself from Mueller's investigation?
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The Ethics in Government Act directs the AG to create rules which require disqualification of Justice Department employees in certain cases.7 days ago
Yes. Whitaker is Trump’s fan girl. Can this White House be more corrupt?
No brainer… Of course he should recuse himself! He’s not even Senate confirmed!
Yes - he has already made his opinion known about the investigation and plans to squash it
probably, but he won't
Yes!
Absolutely! He won't though.
No
Yes!
The First Amendment doesn’t protect Google workers’ walkout, but something else does www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/google-workers-have-right-walk-out-it-s-not-fist-n930356 via @nbcnews
The First Amendment doesn’t protect Google workers’ walkout, but something else does
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Free speech is protected against government action, but workers are protected by something else when they speak out about working conditions.2 weeks ago
No, Mr. President, an executive order can't change the Constitution. Here's why. www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/no-mr-president-executive-order-can-t-change-constitution-h...
No, Mr. President, an executive order can't change the Constitution. Here's why.
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ANALYSIS: Harry Truman and Bill Clinton found out about the limitations of presidential power in the courts. Trump will, too.2 weeks ago
Trump's birthright plan vs. the U.S. Constitution: Here's who wins www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-s-birthright-plan-vs-u-s-constitution-here-s-n926501 via @nbcnews
Trump's birthright plan vs. the U.S. Constitution: Here's who wins
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ANALYSIS: The 14th Amendment may not have been intended to provide citizenship to everyone born in the U.S.2 weeks ago
“Subject to the jurisdiction thereof” what does that mean exactly? I interpret it to mean that once you are in the jurisdiction of the U.S. you are bound by its laws even if you are foreign born, once you are in the jurisdiction you count and by the same token if you count then you have rights.
Why isn’t the Pittsburgh shooter facing terrorism charges? www.msnbc.com/velshi-ruhle/watch/why-isn-t-the-pittsburgh-shooter-facing-terrorism-charges-135703... via @msnbc
Why isn’t the Pittsburgh shooter facing terrorism charges?
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As the first funeral services begin for the eleven people who lost their lives in the Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday, Ali Velshi is joined by MSNBC Legal Analyst Danny Cevallos to discuss why the su...2 weeks ago
How authorities are learning about the pipe bomb sender www.msnbc.com/velshi-ruhle/watch/how-authorities-are-learning-about-the-pipe-bomb-sender-13530128... via @msnbc
How authorities are learning about the pipe bomb sender
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As authorities analyze the devices and the envelopes each was mailed in, Ali Velshi takes a look at what they’re learning about the suspect, building a profile, and what consequences the pipe bomb m...3 weeks ago
Danny, I hope he printed that label up himself. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Identification_Code
.@Lakers/@HoustonRockets fracas reminds us that fisticuffs during sporting events are rarely prosecuted. Suspensions & fines are accepted. In 1977: a brutal punch during an NBA game was nearly fatal, but no charges were filed! www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/why-athletes-generally-don-t-face-criminal-charges-court-fights-n922866 @NBCSports
Why athletes generally don't face criminal charges for on-court fights
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Analysis: Ordinarily, when people spit on or punch others, it is potentially criminal. But in sports, prosecutions or lawsuits are rare.3 weeks ago
How Manafort's health and age could help shorten his sentence www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/paul-manafort-s-health-age-could-help-shorten-his-sentence... via @nbcnews
How Manafort's health and age could help shorten his sentence
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Analysis: Federal judges are permitted to consider a defendant’s advanced age and health issues in order to impose just punishment.4 weeks ago
Stormy lost her suit against Trump, but she has another against his ex-lawyer. What's it about? www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/stormy-lost-her-suit-against-trump-she-has-another-against-... via @nbcnews
Stormy lost her suit against Trump, but she has another against his ex-lawyer. What's it about?
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Legal analysis: The porn star's case against Michael Cohen involves a non-disclosure agreement she signed.4 weeks ago
Ugh will she just disappear.
It's about Ananetti......and he'll continue to pay Trump's fees for all of his legal nonsense.
Harvard accused of discriminating against Asian-American applicants
Harvard University is in court today, accused of bias against Asian-American applicants. MSNBC legal analyst Danny Cevallos joins Craig Melvin to discuss.
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Harvard accused of discriminating against Asian-American applicants
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Harvard University is in court today, accused of bias against Asian-American applicants. MSNBC legal analyst Danny Cevallos joins Craig Melvin to discuss.4 weeks ago
Editor: White House 'basically going to kidnap children' www.msnbc.com/msnbc/watch/editor-white-house-basically-going-to-kidnap-children-1344081475860 via @msnbc
Editor: White House 'basically going to kidnap children'
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MSNBC’s Richard Lui interviews Daily Beast Editor in Chief Noah Schachtman about reports the White House is considering new policies that could result in the separation of migrant children from thei...1 month ago
A retrial in Virginia looms in Paul Manafort's future www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/manafort-cooperating-investigators-virginia-retrial-still-... via @nbcnews
A retrial in Virginia looms in Paul Manafort's future
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Analysis: Judge T.S. Ellis may not be inclined to wrap up the Eastern District of Virginia case based on Manafort's cooperation in his Washington trial.1 month ago
Kavanaugh's judicial opinions have been 'restrained.' Will that continue on the Supreme Court? www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/kavanaugh-s-judicial-opinions-have-been-restrained-will-co... via @nbcnews
Kavanaugh's judicial opinions have been 'restrained.' Will that continue on the Supreme Court?
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Analysis: Complete impartiality and objectivity is a noble goal for judges, but not a realistic one.1 month ago
NY Times' financial investigation of Trump raises questions about his sister, an inactive federal judge www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/ny-times-financial-investigation-trump-raises-questions-abo... via @nbcnews
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Analysis: Maryanne Trump Barry is mentioned throughout the report, which uncovered questionable tax schemes. Patriarch Fred Trump often consulted with his daughter on legal matters.1 month ago
How Brett Kavanaugh's drinking could affect his confirmation
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How Brett Kavanaugh's drinking could affect his confirmation
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh admitted to drinking heavily and there are plenty of witnesses to back that up. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by former federal prosecutor Cynthia Alksne and MSNBC Le...1 month ago