Attorney General Todd Blanche held a press briefing today at the White House, where he defended President Trump going after the Supreme Court over their decision to reject mail-in ballot restrictions. MS NOW Justice and Intelligence Reporter Ken Dilanian, former FBI Special Agent Christopher O’Leary, MS NOW Senior Legal Reporter Lisa Rubin, and Progressive Strategist Nomiki Konst join Katy Tur to debrief Blanche’s press briefing.
Sen. Cory Booker grilled FBI Director Kash Patel today at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. MS NOW Justice and Intelligence Reporter Ken Dilanian and Staff Writer for The Atlantic Tom Nichols join Alicia Menendez with their analysis.
The prosecutor brought in by President Trump to lead investigations into his perceived political enemies has resigned. MS NOW Justice and Intelligence Reporter Ken Dilanian and former DOJ pardon attorney Liz Oyer join Alicia Menendez to discuss more.
MS NOW exclusively reports that a Department of Justice whistleblower is telling Congress the Trump administration predetermined the outcomes of its antisemitism investigations into Harvard, Columbia and Brown University. MS NOW Justice and Intelligence Reporter Ken Dilanian joins Stephanie Ruhle to share more details.
Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to pledge the DOJ's independence from President Trump in a new interview. MS NOW Justice and Intelligence Reporter Ken Dilanian, MS NOW Legal Analyst Melissa Murray and former FBI Special Agent in Charge Michael Feinberg join Alicia Menendez to share their thoughts on Blanche's leadership.
In his first speech to Department of Justice employees, the country’s new attorney general, Todd Blanche, promised to lead the department with “integrity.” But as MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian examines the DOJ’s track record since Blanche joined its ranks, some of his remarks appear inconsistent with the department’s actions.
In his first speech to Department of Justice employees, the country’s new attorney general, Todd Blanche, promised to lead the department with “integrity.” But as MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian examines the DOJ’s track record since Blanche joined its ranks, some of his remarks appear inconsistent with the department’s actions.
"Mueller not only volunteered for the Marines after graduating from Princeton— he spent a year waiting for an injured knee to heal so he could serve,” Ken Dilanian said.
