And Joe Tacopina on which case he thinks will 'absolutely' convict Trump
[VIEW IN BROWSER]( MSNBC DAILY Understand today's news [VIEW IN BROWSER]( MSNBC DAILY Understand today's news Sunday, January 21, 2024 IN CASE YOU MISSED IT [Alternate text] This week, the twice-impeached, four-times indicted Republican frontrunner Donald Trump scored a [resounding and decisive win]( at the Iowa caucuses, with Ron DeSantis [narrowly beating]( out Nikki Haley for second place. With just [three GOP candidates remaining](, the race now heads to New Hampshire, where [the latest polling]( shows Trump leading Haley by a slim margin. Despite increasingly controversial rhetoric over the past few days, Trumpâs ironclad grip on the GOP was reinforced by a new surge in [congressional endorsements](, including Sen. Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, [Marco Rubio](, and former GOP running mate [Tim Scott](, all of whom have [spoken out against him]( in the not-so-distant past. Following his Iowa win, Trump spent Tuesday in a New York courtroom for the [new civil damages lawsuit]( brought by writer E. Jean Carroll. Trumpâs [disruptive belligerence]( led to [tense exchanges]( between Judge Lewis Kaplan and Trumpâs attorney, with Kaplan threatening to [throw him out]( of the courtroom for [repeatedly interrupting the proceedings](. (Trump then accused the judge of having ["Trump Derangement Syndrome.â]() With their backs up [against the government shutdown wall]( yet again, the House and Senate voted Thursday to [extend Congressâ self-imposed deadline]( and keep the federal government open and funded. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice released a [scathing report]( detailing the âseries of major failuresâ in police and law enforcementâs [response]( to the May 2021 school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, prompting experts, advocates and Uvalde families to call [for accountability]( â and potential [criminal charges](. Missed something? Don't worry. Here are our select columns and videos from the week. And don't forget to check out [MSNBC.com]( for more. EDITOR'S PICKS [Alternate text] [HAYES BROWN]( [If SCOTUS says Trumpâs an insurrectionist, these members of Congress are in trouble]( Thereâs a glaring, selfish reason for these GOP lawmakers arguing to keep Trump on the ballot. [Read more.]( [LYZ LENZ]( [E. Jean Carroll is doing what no one else has the guts to do]( E. Jean Carroll has nothing left to prove. That's what makes her Trump crusade so powerful. [Read more.]( [FRANK FIGLIUZZI]( [In all my years at the FBI, I never saw anything like the Uvalde report]( Police could have saved more lives at Robb Elementary. It's criminal that they didn't. [Read more.]( [KATIE S. PHANG]( Trump is acting like a petulant child in court â but his antics may have met their match]( In the E. Jean Carroll case, Trumpâs courtroom antics arenât doing him any favors.[Read more.]( [JORDAN RUBIN]( A 'bol]([d allegationâ against Fani Willis yields a Georgia hearing]( A Fulton County judge has ordered an evidentiary hearing over a misconduct allegation against Fani Willis. [Read more.]( [DEAN OBEIDALLAH]( [The Senate just missed a huge opportunity to uphold U.S. values]( There are good-faith debates to be had about the war in Gaza. But whether the U.S. ought to know if its weapons are being used in violation of human rights laws isn't one of them. [Read more.]( [KATIE PHANG]( ['A power grab': Mystal on SCOTUS's mentality on the Chevron Deference case]( Elie Ying Mystal break downs how the Supreme Court taking on the Chevron Deference may upend a 40-year precedent that could change life as we know it. [ALI VELSHI]( [âThey want this chaosâ: The truth about Donald Trumpâs 'norm-shattering' appeal]( Tom Nichols and Matthew Dowd join Ali Velshi to discuss the âdeep-seededâ grievances and resentments that are at the root of Trumpâs appeal to voters and why removing him from the equation would be unlikely to solve the problem. [THE WEEKEND]( ['Pathetic sycophantic dance': Michael Steele calls out Tim Scott and Elise Stefanikâs antics]( Michael Steele shares his belief that Tim Scott and Elise Stefanikâs antics to secure a chance at becoming Vice President are âpathetic.â [POLITICSNATION]( [Trump's ex-lawyer: He 'absolutely' can be convicted by Jack Smith]( MSNBC's Rev. Al Sharpton speaks with former Donald Trump lawyer Joe Tacopina in his first interview since leaving the legal team. "There were things ... that didn't make me want to continue in that role," Tacopina said
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