Is the legal move to disqualify Trump from running for office using the 14th Amendment one worth pursuing? @MehdiRHasan discusses with @glennkirschner2 and @imillhiser.

.@judgecordell isn’t surprised by the GOP’s anti-democratic attacks on the judiciary. She tells @MehdiRHasan what we’re witnessing is “Reconstruction Redux.”

Fox once warned of a "constitutional crisis" if Hillary Clinton was elected president while under criminal investigation. But now that Donald Trump is running in 2024 amid multiple indictments and trials, they're singing quite a different tune. Roll the tape!

Across the country, Republicans have launched a full-frontal assault on the rule of law. @mehdirhasan sounds the alarm and warns how the GOP’s attack on the judiciary in three states could “undermine American democracy as we know it.”

A message to Republicans from @mehdirhasan: Stop trying to make “BOMB MEXICO” happen. It isn’t going to happen. Or, at least, it *shouldn’t* happen. For everyone else, here’s a primer on why it *might*: youtube.com/k8ZSx0h-dWE

“I cannot think of a more un-Christian politician or person,” @mehdirhasan says. So why do American evangelicals keep voting for him? “There’s a siege mentality… a lack of confidence,” says @drmoore. “Looking for a fighter is something that fallen human nature often pursues.”

What do we do when Jesus’ teachings are seen as “liberal talking points”? @drmoore, a former leader in the Southern Baptist Convention, explains in his new book how the Trump era has ushered in a crisis for Christianity in the United States.

“Most Christians in the world today are not white, are not political activists, and have never spoken English.” @drmoore explains that the growing core of white evangelists in the GOP is not representative of Christianity, and that “the church is much, much bigger than that.”

“The war on drugs has been a disaster… because drugs have such a capability of corruption.” Former Mexican Ambassador to the U.S. @Martha_Barcena rebuts GOP talking points that the U.S. military could accomplish what Mexico has not when it comes to tackling drug cartels.

Republicans are using America’s fentanyl crisis to push for U.S. military action in Mexico against drug labs and cartels. But Mexico’s former U.S. ambassador @Martha_Barcena tells @mehdirhasan this latest talking point is built on the GOP’s “biggest lies” about Mexico.