Even the Republicans running against Trump can’t bring themselves to condemn him, much less admit the new criminal charges against him are valid. What gives? “I think what you’re looking at,” @RepRiggleman tells @mehdirhasan, “is people running for vice president.”

There are 6 unnamed co-conspirators in Jack Smith’s indictment of Trump for trying to overturn the election. @mehdirhasan asks, will they be charged themselves? “They will be indicted… their conduct is so illegal,” says @JillWineBanks.

"That's why there's an Insurrection Act." @mehdirhasan breaks down the six most chilling words in the new criminal indictment of Donald Trump… and how they show Trump’s interest in using violence to stay in power, if necessary.

"He can reboot his campaign as many times as he likes but his campaign can't change the fact that he...is a charm-free, charisma-free, humor-free zone, a rigid, unlikable, antisocial automaton of a pres. candidate." @MehdiRHasan and @AymanM roast DeSantis in tonight's #handover.

.@MehdiRHasan to Ron DeSantis, as he defends his state's teaching of the benefits of slavery: "To use language that Team DeSantis might better understand: stop tweeting, touch grass."

"The guy is just lying. If Congress wanted to turn Sam Alito's chambers into a transgender health clinic, it would have full constitutional authority to do so." @mjs_DC on Justice Alito's claims that Congress has no right to regulate the Supreme Court.

.@DaveHendersonJD reminds us one potential charge Trump could face in the January 6th case stems back to the KKK Act of 1871: It involves "conspiring to deprive people of a free exercise of a constitutional right... that right being the right to vote."

.@BeschlossDC: "We have run out of checks and guardrails and remedies against a president who misbehaves, and if the last 7 years aren't a living demonstration of that, I don't know what else we need."

In tonight's 60-second rant, @MehdiRHasan takes on the herculean task of ticking through Trump's long list of co-conspirators. Start the clock!

"You can't delete anything that has been subpoenaed...once they're subpoenaed, it is obstruction of justice to tamper with them." @JillWineBanks debunks Fox's talking point that Trump trying to destroy evidence in the classified documents probe is no big deal.