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Richard Nixon's former White House counsel John Dean explained why Donald Trump forcing the resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions may be worse than the Saturday Night Massacre.

MSNBC legal analyst Matt Miller said President Trump's appointment of Matt Whitaker as acting attorney general was "a red alert" for anyone trying to protect Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions to step down.

Conservative pundit Rick Wilson on Wednesday slammed President Trump's post-midterm press conference, telling MSNBC's Katy Tur it was nothing more than "a desperate attempt to recast his reality show" with Nancy Pelosi as his next villain.

President Donald Trump Wednesday lashed out at the media during his press conference, including reporter Yamiche Alcindor. Trump called her question racist.

CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta on Wednesday suggested that President Donald Trump's "depression" over losing control of the U.S. House of Representatives had caused him to "spiral out of control" and have an emotional meltdown.

Donald Trump gave a combative press conference on Wednesday afternoon following the fall of the Republican majority in the House of Representatives.

President Donald Trump accused African-American reporter Yamiche Alcindor of asking a "racist" question on Wednesday.

In a lengthy press conference Wednesday following a Democratic takeover of the House, President Donald Trump denounced the Mueller investigation as a "disgrace" and shouted at several CNN reporters.

President Trump went on offense against his own party at a Wednesday post-election press conference, where he named and shamed Republicans who lost their races, saying they had brought it on themselves by failing to "embrace" him.

President Donald Trump lashed out at CNN's Jim Acosta on Wednesday after the reporter challenged him for calling a caravan of immigrants an "invasion."

As midterm results trickled in Tuesday night, it became clear that Democrats would take back the House in a stinging rebuke of President Donald Trump and his rhetoric and policies. Many of the candidates enthusiastically endorsed by Trump crashed Tuesday night.