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records that were taken by the twice-impeached ex-president when he left office in january 2021. the new reporting also details team trumps months of resistance led by the ex-president himself to handing over records containing some of the countrys most important and guarded national security secrets. it reveals that the search of trumps private resident was actually many months in the making and really just the latest chapter in a long, simmering investigation. heres what happened whe...

when one fundamental right is lost, that means all fundamental rights are at risk. >> i will speak to mr. obergefell in just a moment. some democrats are pressing the representatives to codify presidents like obergefell in the law. a move democrats failed to pursue with roe, so today, house nancy speaker, nancy pelosi, released a statement seemingly in response to those calls. she said, in part, in the wake of the supreme courts outrageous and heart wrenching decision of overturning ro...

one leaves you alone. >> whats wrong for christs sake look at him, money. ferris? >> he doesnt have a fever but he says his stomach hurts and he is seeing spots. >> jesse: if anybody knows what its like to not be left alone while they are sick its joe biden. since the president was diagnosed with covid on thursday, the left sensed an owning. "the washington post" ran an op-ed this weekend telling biden to quit, joe, quit. and the squad want nothing to do with him. >> do you want to ...

an attack that would last hours. at least four other officers and a civilian were hurt before police took stores into custody. >> former d.c. homicide detective ted williams will join us and moments on the rise of violent crime across the nation. but first to charles watson with more on the kentucky tragedy hi charles. >> hi alicia. the subject in this case lance stores was arraigned on friday when he pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of murder of a police officer following the dea...

down the rhetoric, despite a wave of violent threats against law enforcement. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, august 15th. a lot has happened since we got off the air friday, so since we finished coverage friday, we learned the search warrant for mar-a-lago revealed former president trump is being investigated for possible violations of the espionage act, tied to the mishandling of national defense information or classified material. now, according to the fbi...

attorney general supervision of the trump case. and the case of potential criminal prosecution drawing closer. then, connecting the dots between new anti gay laws in florida to a right-wing mobs attempt to storm a drag show. and elie mystal puts this radical turn from the supreme court into perspective, win all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, im chris hayes, welcome to this holiday weekend, i hope you are kicking back right now, enjoying. theres a question i have be...

planting evidence at mar-a-lago. then, after it was revealed the documents were classified, trumps team said he had taken them home to work on them, falsely claiming that president obama had done the same. then, this third reason why it was okay from trumps team, quote, he had a standing order that documents were moved from the oval office, taken to the residence, were deemed to be declassified the moment he removed them. former national security adviser john bolton told nbc news this....

court and nbc justice correspondent pete williams, tom goldstein and kimberly adkins-store. pete, take us through the significance today. >> we hope to see -- we hope the supreme court will stream it on the website. we are waiting for that to start. the court said yesterday it would start right at noon. >> is that because they are streaming it because of the covid restrictions on the court? >> yes, i think thats part of it. of course, the security environment at the court. the big fenc...

mar-a-lago. the government now warning of increased violence against federal agents because of the rhetoric of donald trump and his allies following the search at mar-a-lago. also, this sunday, the money trail. the former president fled v 400 times when sitting down with the new york ags office. this hour, perspective from journalist, david -- who has won awards for his reporting on trumps finances. plus, democrats have another big win to run on with the passage of the inflation reduct...

investigation has revealed evidence that mr. cipollone repeatedly raised other and legal concerns about president trumps activities of january 6th and while the select committee appreciates mr. cipollones earlier informal engagement with our investigation, with the ball now squarely in cipollones quote the new york times is out with some important reporting, quote, the subpoena of a white house counsel a rare step for a congressional committee sent a clear signal of the aggressive tact...