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Joy Reid apologizes for accusing 'Miss' Charlie Crist of being closeted gay man in old blog posts

MSNBC pundit and "AM Joy" host Joy Reid issued an apology Sunday for old blog posts she wrote about Florida Gov. Charlie Crist in which she implied that Crist is a closeted gay man.

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Trump's 'full-out meltdowns' on Twitter could be 'the undoing of his presidency': MSNBC panel

An MSNBC panel on Saturday discussed President Donald Trump's compulsive relationship with Twitter and his habit of undermining his own and his subordinates' positions with ill-advised bursts of unvetted online statements.

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Former Bush ethics chief: John Dowd should be disbarred if he did write 'incriminating' Flynn tweet

The controversy continues to rage over whether or not President Donald Trump wrote a damning tweet on Saturday in which someone claiming to be the president said he had to fire Mike Flynn because he lied to the FBI, but that everything Flynn did during the transition was "lawful."

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CNN's Whitfield questions Trump story blaming Dowd for Flynn tweet: 'Why would a lawyer do that?'

On Saturday the White House claimed that a tweet posted to President Donald Trump's Twitter feed -- one that potentially exposed the president to significant legal jeopardy -- was actually written by Trump's personal attorney John Dowd and by not the president himself.

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'I would not have gone anyway': April Ryan's reaction to White House Christmas party snub is amazing

Washington bureau chief for American Urban Radio Networks April Ryan explained on Sunday why her feelings aren't hurt that President Donald Trump's White House didn't invite her to its Christmas party -- and her reaction is a holiday gift to the world.

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'No justice!': Trump blasts 'rigged system' that 'destroyed' Mike Flynn in second set of wild Saturday tweets

President Donald Trump took to Twitter again on Saturday evening to complain about the Department of Justice's handling of ousted national security adviser Michael Flynn and to attack a favorite opponent, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

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'Be very afraid': CNN analyst says Flynn's deal with Mueller means no one in Trump's world is safe

CNN political analyst and Yale University lecturer in global affairs Asha Rangappa said there are so many more shoes still to drop in Robert Mueller's Russia probe that everyone is "gonna be barefoot" by the end.

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White House now blames Trump attorney John Dowd for bonkers 'I had to fire General Flynn' tweet

In what could appear to be an effort to shield President Donald Trump from the legal exposure he may have incurred by tweeting about accusations against disgraced national security adviser Michael Flynn, the White House is now claiming that attorney John Dowd authored the ill-advised social media message.

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'Oh my god, he just admitted to obstruction': Legal experts aghast at Trump's reckless Flynn tweet

When President Donald Trump tweeted on Saturday that he's certain everything ousted national security adviser Mike Flynn did during the transition was "lawful," he may have openly admitted to the crime of obstruction of justice.

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ABC News suspends Brian Ross for a month with no pay over error in Flynn story

ABC News has suspended investigative reporter Brian Ross after he mistakenly reported on Friday that President Donald Trump directly instructed now-ousted national security adviser Mike Flynn to make contact with the Russian government.

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Trump staffer admitted in email: Russia 'has just thrown the USA election' to Trump

Deputy national security adviser -- and former Fox News personality -- K. T. McFarland emailed a friend during the presidential transition to say that Russian interference "threw" the results of the 2016 election to now-President Donald Trump.

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Former ethics chief: Trump's Saturday morning Flynn tweet should be enough to end his presidency

Walter Shaub -- former director of the U.S. Office of Ethics and Government -- hit President Donald Trump hard in a tweet on Saturday after Trump said that everything disgraced national security adviser Mike Flynn did during the presidential transition was "lawful."

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Former intel director Clapper on Flynn: 'This is not a coffee boy, this is not a hoax, this is real'

Former National Intelligence Director James Clapper said on Friday that former national security adviser Mike Flynn's guilty plea to lying to the FBI is terrible news for President Donald Trump and his administration.

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