Today Donald Trump will have to sit in court and listen to prosecutors detail the 13 instances of uncharged misconduct they intend to cross-examine him on if he decides to testify. I’m sure Trump will take it well. | Justice Matters with Glenn Kirschner

As I assert/argue in my piece published today by MSNBC Daily, given the low standard for opening a criminal investigation and the overwhelming evidence that Donald Trump violated multiple federal laws, DOJ undoubtedly is knee-deep into criminal investigations of Donald Trump. Indeed, failing to investigate these crimes would be a gross abdication of DOJ's law enforcement responsibilities at the least and a sign of corruption and coverup at the most. Given the present leadership of our DOJ - from

Donald Trump filed a lawsuit trying to prevent information about his possible role in the insurrection from being provided to the House select committee investigating the attack on the US Capitol. In today's court hearing, Judge Tanya Chutkan dismantled each and every argument Trump's lawyer, Justin Clark, made in his desperate attempt to stop the House select committee from getting what is very likely damaging information about Trump's role in the insurrection. This video reviews today's court