Judge Cannon makes another odd move

Plus, appeals court puts Texas immigration law on hold

VIEW IN BROWSER MSNBC DAILY Understand today's news VIEW IN BROWSER MSNBC DAILY Understand today's news Wednesday, Mar. 20, 2024 THE LATEST A new poll shows warning signs for Trump ahead of his Manhattan trial By Zeeshan Aleem A new Politico Magazine/Ipsos poll suggests that former President Donald Trump may not be "Teflon Don" when it comes to his coming trial in Manhattan alleging he falsified business records to conceal a hush money payment ahead of the 2016 election. According to the survey, a sizable chunk of independents would be less likely to vote for Trump if he were to be convicted in that trial.   The poll, which sampled 1,024 adults March 8-10, found that a plurality of respondents — 44% — said a conviction in the Manhattan trial wouldn't affect the likelihood that they would support Trump for president. But 32% said it would make them less likely to support him. Meanwhile, 13% (overwhelmingly Republicans) said it would make them more likely to support Trump, and 9% said they didn't know.   This is a preview of Zeeshan Aleem's latest article. Read the full column here. TOP STORIES JACQUES BERLINERBLAU Donald Trump's latest antisemitic remarks fit his strategy of sowing division Seventy percent of American Jews chose not to vote for Donald Trump in 2020. Read more. JORDAN RUBIN Judge Cannon is on the verge of being appealed by Jack Smith The Trump-appointed may have made her strangest move yet in the former president's classified documents case. Read more. MELISSA DECKMAN A new survey shows the increasingly hostile climate young LGBTQ Americans face Yet despite facing hostility, queer Gen Zers maintain a strong sense of resilience. Read more. STEVE BENEN Trump is suing Stephanopoulos and ABC News. Perhaps he should have thought this through. Many Republican voters have no idea that Donald Trump was recently held liable for sexual abuse. The Republican's new civil suit might help change that. Read more.         TOP VIDEOS WAY TOO EARLY Appeals court puts Texas immigration law on hold hours after SCOTUS rules it can take effect WATCH NOW MORNING JOE Donny Deutsch: 'How dare you, Donald Trump, tell me what it means to be a good Jew?' WATCH NOW ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS Biden and Netanyahu on 'a diplomatic collision course' as disagreement on Rafah grows WATCH NOW THE BEAT WITH ARI Peter Navarro reports to prison after admitting coup plot to MSNBC's Ari Melber WATCH NOW MORE FROM MSNBC You can now listen to all five episodes of "Uncounted Millions: The Power of Reparations," the Into America podcast series hosted by Trymaine Lee. In the final episode, Trymaine reviews public opinion polling and the costs of making reparations a reality for all Black Americans. He also speaks with Gabriel Coakley's descendants about how the family plans to keep his legacy alive a century and a half later. Listen to all five episodes now.  Why have attacks on gender become so pervasive, especially within right-wing movements? Our guest this week points out that "the question of gender is fundamentally linked with the future of our democratic world." Judith Butler is a philosopher, gender theorist and cultural critic. They are also a distinguished professor in the graduate school at the University of California at Berkeley. Butler is the author of numerous books, including their latest, "Who's Afraid of Gender?" They join WITHpod to discuss their seminal work, thinking beyond gender binaries, the obsession with gender as a tool to further authoritarian movements and more. Listen now.   MSNBC INSIGHTS Have you ever wanted to provide MSNBC with your opinion about their TV programs, documentaries, and digital products, such as MSNBC.com, newsletters, and podcasts? Now is your chance! Join the MSNBC Insights Community.   30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 PRIVACY | CONTACT | UNSUBSCRIBE PRIVACY | CONTACT | UNSUBSCRIBE