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An MSNBC panel burst out in laughter Wednesday while discussing President Donald Trump's first Oval Office address making the case for his border wall -- and one pundit noted that the president seemed particularly "defeated" during it.

MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace slammed President Donald Trump for running a "scam" during his Tuesday night primetime address from the Oval Office.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi argued that President Donald Trump's border wall is not a high-tech enough solution to border security and Democrats would prefer to spend money on something that is more effective than a campaign slogan. Trump admitted he walked out of a Wednesday meeting, unwilling to negotiate.

Laredo resident Blasito Lopez told MSNBC on Wednesday that President Donald Trump's wall would kill her city's cultural character, and that is was not the solution she was looking for.

President Donald Trump held a closed-door meeting with Republican senators, where he claimed that he’s “winning” the shutdown fight, reports CNN’s Dana Bash.

With the partial shutdown of the federal government dragging on and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continuing to oppose a U.S./Mexico border wall, President Donald Trump has asserted that he might force the construction of a wall by declaring a state of emergency. But according to Fox News’ Judge Andrew Napolitano, such a declaration would be unconstitutional.

A pro-shutdown Republican congressman bellyflopped badly in an attempt to dodge a CNN host's questions about why he was continuing to take a paycheck during the government shutdown.

MSNBC chief political analyst and Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson said on Wednesday that President Donald Trump didn't show his typical linguistic "verve and gusto" in last night's Oval Office address, which shows that the president knows he's losing his fight over the government shutdown.

Julie Hirschfield Davis, congressional correspondent for the New York Times, told CNN on Wednesday that both House and Senate Republicans had "very little confidence" that the White House had any strategy to end the government shutdown -- and party members are cracking as the pressure to come to a solution mounts.

CNN's Kate Bolduan on Wednesday said that the latest revelations about former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's activities during the 2016 presidential election showed that President Donald Trump may not be able to say "no collusion" for much longer.

The View's Meghan McCain got shut down repeatedly on Wednesday, after she went off on an unhinged rant in which she suggested Democrats not only don't care about border security, but were "smearing" people who do.