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Of each other and thats it. This is pandemic book tour special. Yeah, and for your last book tour you went around the country, there were a bunch of events. Even though i was on crutches, it was very laborious. Theres always something with a Rachel Maddow book tour. Lawrence, thank you so much for that interview you did with me about bag man. You were very kind, you picked out stuff from it that nobody else picked out about it. I loved the book, rachel, it was easy to do. Thank you very much, ra...

Man which im holding here on camera while were talking about it. I know you said, by the way, i know you said in the last hour thats the last time youre going to talk about it. I took that to mean thats the last time youre going to talk about it on your show because youre going to talk about it on colbert tonight. Your book tour is two events, thats it, just two events . Yeah, only two Online Events and they happen within two days of each other and thats it. This is pandemic book tour special. Y...

Another swing and a miss for the Trump brothers!

Convicted felon Trump is the first presumptive presidential nominee to have to sit for an interview with a probation officer.

Giuliani pleaded not guilty to nine felony 2020 election subversion charges in Arizona last month.

Rudy Giuliani needs a little coffee money—and so does the Miami-based roastery that’s scooping out the once-beloved mayor’s new line of signature java blends.A very caffeinated-sounding Giuliani provoked online mockery on May 19 when he appeared on a computer-generated background to hawk Rudy Coffee, the latest in a steady drip-drip of odd products the suspended ex-Trump lawyer has promoted as his brewing legal and financial woes threaten to boil over. But it turns out that ...

Former president was allowed to lie repeatedly in interview done at Mar-a-Lago

Someone needs to explain why a couple of J6 nutters were allowed into the hearing room so they could sit behind Anthony Fauci and make faces during this Monday's House hearing.

A seemingly small crowd assembled on Staten Island, NY to protest the felony conviction of Donald Trump.

On May 30, a New York jury found the former US President guilty in a unanimous decision of fabricating records to hide a sex scandal that had the potential to ruin his candidature for Presidential polls in 2016.