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‘They all knew’: MSNBC’s Morning Joe busts Trump, Clinton and NYC’s wealthy elite for enabling Jeffrey Epstein’s depravity

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough blamed New York City's wealthy elite -- including President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton -- for turning a blind eye to Jeffrey Epstein's depravity.

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Trump biographer says the president ‘admired Epstein’s lifestyle’ -- and warns of ‘Pandora’s box of embarrassing information’

President Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was explained on MSNBC on Monday.

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Here are the two most likely reasons why the Public Corruption Unit investigated Trump pal Jeffrey Epstein

The two most likely reasons that Jeffrey Epstein is being prosecuted by the Public Corruption Unit were explained by a former federal prosecutor on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show" on Monday.

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Arizona developer got Trump's allies to nudge regulators for a shady land deal: CNN report

On Monday, CNN's Anderson Cooper and Drew Griffin exposed a story about how a developer in Arizona enlisted President Donald Trump's allies to help greenlight an environmentally destructive land deal, including Secretary of the Interior and former oil industry lobbyist David Bernhardt, over the objections of regulators and environmental groups.

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Trump official ‘re-victimized’ child rape survivors by charging middle-school girls with prostitution: Democratic senator

Labor Secretary Alex Acosta "re-victimized" child rape survivors in the highly-criticized case involving Jeffrey Epstein that Acosta was tasked with prosecuting as the US Attorney for Southern District of Florida.

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Trump is ‘torching’ the credibility of his DOJ -- says attorney who beat him on 2020 Census at the Supreme Court

President Donald Trump is destroying the credibility of his administration before the United States Supreme Court, former Solicitor General Neal Katyal explained on MSNBC on Monday.

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Judiciary Dems worry Trump's Oval Office has a ‘For Sale’ sign in Russian on it -- as 37 subpoenas drop

Democrats on Capitol Hill blasted the president as 37 judicial subpoenas were issued for the Trump Organization and affiliated business interests.

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Nicolle Wallace explains why Epstein scandal is ‘potentially explosive for the Trump administration’

MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace updated her viewers on why the billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking arrest presents a political minefield for the Trump administration.

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Trump’s Labor chief Alex Acosta won't survive the Jeffrey Epstein scandal: CNN analyst

On Monday, federal prosecutors unsealed their indictment against multi-millionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who is accused of trafficking underage girls for sex.

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The View's Whoopi Goldberg shoots icy glare at Meghan McCain for interrupting her to gloat

Whoopi Goldberg quickly threw cold water on Meghan McCain after she gloated that they agreed on the Democratic primary fight.

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CNN panel wants Alan Dershowitz examined in Epstein case: 'You can't run a sex trafficking ring by yourself'

A panel of CNN guests argued on Monday that Jeffrey Epstein's powerful friends should be scrutinized after the billionaire was charged with sex trafficking and conspiracy.

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Editor behind Epstein exposé drops mysterious assertion: He has 'important information if he chooses to use it'

With multi-millionaire Jeffrey Epstein expected in court on Monday in New York to face charges of sex trafficking of minors, the editor behind the Miami Herald investigation that led to re-examining the previous Epstein “sweetheart deal” said the former associate of Donald Trump has information prosecutors will likely want.

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‘Is he involved?’ MSNBC’s Mika asks why Trump’s labor secretary let Jeffrey Epstein off the hook for child rape

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski wondered aloud whether President Donald Trump's secretary of labor might be personally implicated in the Jeffrey Epstein child trafficking case.

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