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history unfolding right now. judge juan merchan has finished giving the jury instructions. when that happens, former president trump's fate in his new york criminal trial will be in the hands of the jury. 22 days from opening statements, 22 witnesses took the stand and a marathon length closing argument yesterday particularly from the prosecution. both the defense and the prosecution taking all day long to do that. we've been following it all together minute-by-minute. reminder on the right-hand side of your screen is the box that gives you some color from the courtroom and play-by-p...

I would say that's not a goodt idea. are you concerned aboutht that?. >> you know, listen, donald trump is donald trump.. he speak hes his mind. >> he has every right to . i don't like when he or mr. tacopina discuss a substantive theory of defense, particularlys because i think, first of all,n we haven't seen the indictmentts and i think there may be someini business related things in it, but i just don't i don't like tn in a position.. as for the judge, you raise an a interesting point. if in t is indeed judgeindeed jd murcheson, then i think that's another pretrial motion. got to be a motio...

Reads, quote, attorney general merrick garland's decision to pursue the bannon case represented an escalation of the house panel's investigation and an important test for president joe biden's justice department. in an attorney general who vowed to separate politics from a department roiled during the trump administration by the former presidents prior repeated intervention. joining me now to discuss, msnbc political analyst richard strangle. he's a former under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs. and justice correspondent for insider, ryan barber. welcome you all. ryan...

Referral recommending federal prosecution of trump's white house chief of staff, mark meadows. they are recommending that he be prosecuted for criminal contempt for his refusal to comply with compulsory measures, including the subpoenas that he's received from the january 6th investigation. now, the january 6th investigation and then the full house recommended prosecution for the same reason for steve bannon, trump advisor steve bannon when he defied subpoenas to testify. now, in the bannon case, it took the u.s. justice department just three weeks after they got the referral for him to actual...

Congress sent to the u.s. justice department a criminal referral recommending federal prosecution of trump's white house chief of staff, mark meadows. they are recommending that he be prosecuted for criminal contempt for his refusal to comply with compulsory measures, including the subpoenas that he received from the january 6th investigation. now, the january 6th investigation and then the full house recommended prosecution for the same reason for steve bannon, trump advisor steve bannon when he defied subpoenas to testify. now, in the bannon case, it took the u.s. justice department just thr...