Rachel Maddow

This big law cowards campaign also put this truck-mounted billboard on the street in D.C. this week outside the offices of one of the big law firms that did one of these capitulation appeasement deals with Trump. The group also posted these signs outside the firm's offices with the same message,

along with what they say is the total amount of money these nine appeasement law firms have pledged to Trump in the form of free legal services. Demand Justice says they plan to take this kind of action outside not just this one, but all nine of the big law firms who have capitulated to and tried to appease Trump.

along with what they say is the total amount of money these nine appeasement law firms have pledged to Trump in the form of free legal services. Demand Justice says they plan to take this kind of action outside not just this one, but all nine of the big law firms who have capitulated to and tried to appease Trump.

The head of that organization now telling NBC News, quote, when you see some of the most powerful law firms in the country, if not the world, unwilling to stand up to the administration when ordinary people are speaking out, we think it's really important to shine a bright light on that and really show that ordinary people demand that those most powerful speak out against the administration and not bend the knee.

The head of that organization now telling NBC News, quote, when you see some of the most powerful law firms in the country, if not the world, unwilling to stand up to the administration when ordinary people are speaking out, we think it's really important to shine a bright light on that and really show that ordinary people demand that those most powerful speak out against the administration and not bend the knee.

The idea is both to shame these law firms, certainly, but also to tell them that it's not too late to change course. If you made one of these deals, you can cancel it. You don't have to stick to it. He's not sticking to his side of it. It's not too late to change course and get on the right side of history and the right side of democracy. We shall see. Watch this space.

The idea is both to shame these law firms, certainly, but also to tell them that it's not too late to change course. If you made one of these deals, you can cancel it. You don't have to stick to it. He's not sticking to his side of it. It's not too late to change course and get on the right side of history and the right side of democracy. We shall see. Watch this space.

Hey, I'm going to be here on MSNBC tomorrow, Saturday at noon Eastern. It is the final episode of The Katie Fang Show tomorrow. I'm going to be there with Katie for that. Katie is fantastic. She has helped all of us at this network understand every one of the legal issues that has come up in the Trump era. She is a great friend. She's a great colleague. She's so smart. She's so fast.

Hey, I'm going to be here on MSNBC tomorrow, Saturday at noon Eastern. It is the final episode of The Katie Fang Show tomorrow. I'm going to be there with Katie for that. Katie is fantastic. She has helped all of us at this network understand every one of the legal issues that has come up in the Trump era. She is a great friend. She's a great colleague. She's so smart. She's so fast.

I'm really going to miss her, but I will be honored to be with her tomorrow to talk about what's happened in these first hundred days. That's tomorrow, noon Eastern here on MSNBC.

I'm really going to miss her, but I will be honored to be with her tomorrow to talk about what's happened in these first hundred days. That's tomorrow, noon Eastern here on MSNBC.

Thanks to everyone for joining us this hour. Really happy to have you here. You know, one thing that was definitely different about this weekend's big day of protest against Trump is that this time the protests got a lot of mainstream media coverage.

Thanks to everyone for joining us this hour. Really happy to have you here. You know, one thing that was definitely different about this weekend's big day of protest against Trump is that this time the protests got a lot of mainstream media coverage.

I don't know if the protests a couple of weeks ago were like a surprise to the headline writers and newsrooms of America's major news outlets, but for whatever reason, a couple of weeks ago, that huge day of protest was really kind of played down or just underplayed somehow in the mainstream press. That definitely turned around for the protests this weekend.

I don't know if the protests a couple of weeks ago were like a surprise to the headline writers and newsrooms of America's major news outlets, but for whatever reason, a couple of weeks ago, that huge day of protest was really kind of played down or just underplayed somehow in the mainstream press. That definitely turned around for the protests this weekend.

Headline, New York Times, shame protesters nationwide rally again to condemn Trump policies. Thousands of demonstrators rallied at hundreds of events on Saturday to speak out against the president's handling of immigration, civil liberties, job cuts, and many other issues.

Headline, New York Times, shame protesters nationwide rally again to condemn Trump policies. Thousands of demonstrators rallied at hundreds of events on Saturday to speak out against the president's handling of immigration, civil liberties, job cuts, and many other issues.

The Times front-paged protest photos and protest signs like these ones, for sale, democracy, and resist if not now, when, and arrest the kidnappers. Headline, Washington Post, 50-51 protests rally small towns and big cities against Trump policies. Protesters gathered in hundreds of rallies across the country to denounce President Donald Trump.

The Times front-paged protest photos and protest signs like these ones, for sale, democracy, and resist if not now, when, and arrest the kidnappers. Headline, Washington Post, 50-51 protests rally small towns and big cities against Trump policies. Protesters gathered in hundreds of rallies across the country to denounce President Donald Trump.

Washington Post and its coverage front-paged a big crowd in Washington, D.C. at the Washington Monument, including this sign front and center, innocent until proven guilty. Headline, The Associated Press. Anti-Trump protesters rally in New York, Washington, and elsewhere across the country. Elsewhere is doing a lot of work in that headline, given how many protests there were.