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Following Donald Trump’s unsuccessful summit with Vladimir Putin, longtime D.C. journalist Susan Glasser told an MSNBC panel that the U.S. president may rue one moment he shared with the Russian president that was caught on video and broadcast to the world.

Appearing on “The Weekend” with hosts Eugene Daniels and Jonathan Capehart on Saturday morning, Glasser was asked about Trump actually rolling out the red carpet for Putin on U.S. territory, which had been highly criticized beforehand, and she immediately pounced on that as damaging to the president.

Director Spike Lee railed against President Donald Trump Saturday over his plans to reshape Smithsonian museums as an attempt to “roll back the clock,” and argued the Trump administration had successfully erased the United States’ status as the “so-called beacon of democracy.”

Trump has ordered a “far-reaching review” of Smithsonian exhibits across the nation to ensure they fit his own “historical vision,” telling reporters this week that he wants museums to “talk about the history of our country in a fair manner, not in a woke or racist manner.”

In a post-mortem on Donald Trump’s meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, the former head of the Council on Foreign Relations expressed alarm that the U.S. president appeared to be “surprised” at the turn the talks took on ending the Ukraine war.

Appearing on MSNBC’s “The Weekend,” diplomat Richard Hass claimed negotiations have a long way to go before reaching the “peace” Trump is now claiming is the next step.He then went on to note what he felt was alarming at how the U.S. entered into the diplomatic efforts.

A Democratic senator flagged a moment between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin that made his "stomach turn."

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), a member of the Armed Services Committee, joined Anderson Cooper on CNN on Friday night following the conclusion of a Trump-Putin summit that many observers felt amounted to a giant "nothing burger."

A journalist and political commentator stunned a former communications head for President Donald Trump after boldly predicting Trump would have Russian President Vladimir Putin arrested for being a "war criminal" during a high-stakes summit in Alaska.

Trump met Friday afternoon with Putin in Anchorage, Alaska, to discuss ending the invasion of Ukraine.

A Washington, D.C. appeals court panel overturned a ruling that paused the mass firing at the watchdog agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The vote was 2-1, with two judges appointed by President Donald Trump overruling the lower-court judge.

According to the Trump-appointed judges, the lawsuit lacked standing and jurisdiction. The CFBP could request an en banc ruling, which would require every judge on the appeals court to lend their voice to the ruling.

President Donald Trump has already blindsided Europe just by what has already happened concerning his hosting of Russia's Vladimir Putin in Alaska over a negotiation for ending the Russian invasion of Ukraine, New Yorker writer Susan Glasser told CNN's Jake Tapper.

"Susan, what did you make of the body language between President Trump and Vladimir Putin during their handshake, or the fact that Putin went into the Beast, or the fact that Trump was applauding him, and on and on. What did you think of that?" asked Tapper.

New York Times reporter and "Donald Trump whisperer" Maggie Haberman said she was stunned watching the U.S. president greet Russia's Vladimir Putin.

Speaking to CNN on Friday after the two men met and began their summit, Haberman said that Trump places high value on how things "look" in terms of staging.

At the top of her Friday show, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace couldn't help but notice the touchy-feely nature of Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as the two leaders met on the red carpet in Alaska.

Trump welcomed the Russian president with applause and several friendly touches, Wallace said, before the two men entered the presidential limousine known as "The Beast."