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Sen. Murray on ending government shutdown: Trump 'needs to wake up'

Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) joins Ali Vitali to share her thoughts on the government shutdown, President Trump being seemingly disinterested in negotiations with Democrats and Trump reportedly seeking $230 million in damages from the DOJ.

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Trump Tells Democrats No Meeting Over Shutdown Until Government Reopens

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Trump approval rating climbs despite shutdown chaos

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Trump seeking $230 million from Justice Department over investigations into him, report says

Trump has submitted two complaints seeking compensation through an administrative claims process, according to the New York Times.

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Trump seeking $230M from DOJ in damages: NYT

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Trump demands $230 million from DOJ over past investigations

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Trump’s $230 million cash grab, briefly explained

President Donald Trump is trying to pay himself $230 million in taxpayer money.

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Ex-Trump WH Attorney on Trump reportedly demanding DOJ pay him $230 million: ‘It’s crazy he demanded the money’

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Trump demands DOJ pay him $230 million for past investigations, report says

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Trump lawyers talking with DOJ about settlement for past investigations

The situation puts Trump’s own appointees in the position of determining whether to make the settlement with Trump.

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Trump Confronted Over Report He’s Demanding His Own DOJ Pay Him $230 Million: ‘They Probably Owe Me a Lot of Money’

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Trump plots to pocket $230M from taxpayers over his own ‘Joker’ intel scandal

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Trump eyes $230 million payout from Justice Dept. as repayment for earlier investigations

What a travesty,” one ethics lawyer said. “The ethical conflict is just so basic and fundamental, you don’t need a law professor to explain it.”

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FIRST ON MSNBC: Jack Smith blasts Trump for 'unprecedented' abuses as cases against critics mount

Shocking new comments have been made by Special Counsel Jack Smith, who indicted Trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Smith is calling out the 'erosion' of the rule of law in the second Trump term.