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Responding to a leaked Republican memo citing all the potential investigations the White House faces if Democrats take the House, two GOP commentators on MSNBC bemoaned the Trump administration's extreme lack of preparedness in the face of catastrophe.

After the White House finally released a statement on the weekend death of the late John McCain and re-lowered the flag to half-mast, an MSNBC host and former McCain staffer mused that it was too little too late.

On Monday, President Donald Trump announced a new trade deal with Mexico. In his press conference, the president said he'd destroyed NAFTA, which he described as a horrible deal for Americans.

Congressional Republicans are secretly circulating a list of the investigations into President Donald Trump that they fear will be conducted if Democrats win the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterm elections, MSNBC's Katy Tur reported Monday.

A reserve police officer in Indianapolis arrested a black man for loitering at his own apartment complex — and likely misidentified state law in the process.

On Fox News Outnumbered Monday, panelists wondered why last week's news cycle, in which Trump associates Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort were both found guilty of a series of crimes, appears to not have seriously impacted the president's approval rating.

Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt opined that the White House had not flown its U.S. flag half staff on Monday because of a simple "oversight."

CNN's Jim Acosta didn't seem to think much of President Trump's proposed new bilateral trade deal with Mexico, telling Wolf Blitzer the deal was meant to pressure Canada to return to trade negotiations. Acosta also noted that the president said nothing about the long-promised wall that Mexico would pay for during the often rambling speakerphone conference he had today with that country's President Enrique Peña Nieto.

NRA TV host Grant Stinchfield on Monday pointed the finger at the product that he claims was most to blame for Sunday's mass shooting at a gaming competition in Jacksonville: Noise-cancelling headphones.

MSNBC's Ali Velshi wishes a translation had been available for President Donald Trump's announcement of a partial deal to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement.