Trump's answer to Robert Mueller has failed at his job

The Trumpian fantasy that Durham inspired was never going to be a reality. [View in browser]( [Image]( September 15, 2022 THE LATEST [Alternate text] Trump's answer to Robert Mueller has failed at his job]( by Hayes Brown Donald Trump and his followers suggested that John Durham was going to be a kind of anti-Robert Mueller. The U.S. attorney was going to bring down the Deep State and embarrass all those who’d linked Trump to corruption. But those hopes have been dashed, [Hayes Brown writes](. The grand jury Durham convened has expired, and he won’t convene another. “There will be no major bombshell court filings or high-profile trials,” Brown says. “Instead, we will soon have the chance to fully weigh Durham’s work against Mueller’s and see who had the right of it all along. (Not that the answer is at all in doubt.)” Read Hayes Brown's [full analysis]( in your Thursday [MSNBC Daily](. Stay informed with curated match-ups, race updates and key midterms analysis from experts like Steve Kornacki in our new pop-up elections newsletter: Countdown to Midterms. [CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP](   TOP STORIES [Alternate text] [Steve Benen]( [Don't dismiss Mike Lindell as a silly sideshow. The FBI apparently isn't.]( The MyPillow guy says the FBI seized his phone at a Hardee's drive-thru. [Read more.]( [Dave Zirin]( He was suspended from the NBA for a year and fined millions of dollars. It's not enough.]( The NBA would be nothing without Black people. Racists don't belong in the game. [Read more.]( [Zeeshan Aleem]( [The GOP left Gen. Mark Milley no choice but to defy it]( MAGA Republicans are doubling down on Gen. Mark Milley. It won't help them. [Read more.]( [Ja'han Jones]( [Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock agree to debate — and the stakes are high]( The results of their campaigns could have serious implications for the lived experiences of Black Georgians. [Read more.](   TOP VIDEOS [Alternate text] [All In]( [Brett Favre and the collapse of conservative government in Mississippi]( [Deadline White House]( [Rep. Lofgren: Trump's commitment to insurrectionists 'worse than originally thought']( [All In]( [Trump continues to make a martyr out of Capitol rioter]( [Katy Tur]( [Former Zelenskyy advisor: Ukraine determined to take more territory back from Russia](   MORE FROM MSNBC [Alternate text] On Sunday, MSNBC Films presents 'Model America,' from co-directors Michelle Major and Dani Goffstein. The four-part series dissects the country's complicated relationship with race through the lens of Teaneck, New Jersey – a supposed "racial utopia" that became ground zero for the modern Black Lives Matter movement – and highlights the wounds that have yet to heal after the 1990 killing of a Black teenager by a white police officer. Watch the premiere episode of '[Model America](' on Sunday at 10 p.m. ET on MSNBC and streaming on Peacock.   The United States hasn't seen inflation like current levels since the late 1970s. The pandemic prompted unusually high levels of fiscal stimulus, including the rollout of relief through programs like the American Rescue Plan, which some have blamed for inflation. But our guest this week shares that increased economic relief isn’t really the biggest contributing factor leading to inflation. Author Matthew Klein points out that supply chain disruptions created by the Covid crisis, along with the war in Ukraine, actually explain the majority of the changes we're experiencing. Klein has reported for numerous outlets including Bloomberg, the Financial Times, and Barron’s. He joins [WITHpod]( to provide a gut check on the economy and to discuss why he believes the Fed has raised interest rates, the role that supply and demand plays in global financial systems, the impact of monetary policy changes on economic recovery efforts and more.   [Image] [Image]   [Privacy]( [Unsubscribe](listvar=sub_daily)