President Donald Trump is taking aim at his former foe, MSNBC legal analyst Andrew Weissmann, in a recent bombshell executive order, slamming the lawyer as 'unethical.'. The Executive Order ...

Trump has responded by repeatedly called Weissmann a “slimeball.”In 2024, he also made the bizarre claim that special counsel Jack Smith—who was prosecuting Trump for his role in the deadly ...

The law professor and MSNBC analyst at the heart of President Donald Trump’s latest attack on the legal profession is a former mob boss prosecutor who once said he considers the president’s insults a ...

Legal expert Andrew Weissmann joins The Weekend to discuss the threats posed from a second Trump term and how the legal system is preparing to fight back, should he challenge the election results.

Commentary and archival information about Andrew Weissmann from The New York Times. Skip to content Skip to site index. ... then deputy attorney general, in 2003; photos (M) ...

Andrew Weissmann joins MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss why he thinks Special Counsel Jack Smith requested a three-week delay from Judge Chutkan, which she granted, in Trump’s federal ...

MSNBC legal analyst and former member of Robert Mueller's special counsel team Andrew Weissmann expressed his approval of Judge Juan Merchan when asked to describe the relationship between the ...

Appearing on Thursday’s installment of The Last Word on MSNBC, Weissmann, who said Merchan was “annoyed,” offered a theory for why Trump’s lawyers did not object more.

Andrew Weissmann, former top prosecutor at the Justice Department, George Conway, Contributor for The Atlantic, Vaughn Hillyard, NBC News Correspondent, and Erica Orden, Legal Reporter for ...

“Andrew, this filing, which we haven’t seen yet that should be coming by midnight from Trump’s attorneys needs to explain whether that $175 million bond really is a guaranteed form of ...

ANDREW WEISSMANN, FORMER FEDERAL PROSECUTOR: You know, he could be looking at jail. This is one where the judge, I think, is going to be looking at the rule of law to see how other people were ...