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CNN's Jeffrey Toobin blasts Trump's 'ridiculous' ploy to make himself the hero of Parkland: 'It's embarassing'

Yet another CNN personality called President Donald Trump out on Monday for asserting that he would have run into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine's Day to prevent the mass shooting that left 17 people dead.

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Jared and Ivanka are 'essentially playing the role of vice president' — without security clearances to match: MSNBC panel

Panelists on MSNBC's "Meet the Press" Monday pointed out that although the president's daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner operate as high-ranking White House spokespeople, they both still lack the security clearance to match their roles.

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WATCH: Florida gun control advocates chant 'vote them out' as state Senate kills assault weapons ban

Gun control advocates in Florida had a clear message for their lawmakers as they voted down a measure that would have banned the sale of assault weapons like the one used to kill 17 people on Valentine's Day.

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'Did they not have Google?': Nicolle Wallace pounds new Trump excuse Manafort's crimes took place 'before campaign'

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace on Monday called BS on the White House's latest line of defense against increasing indictments against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

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Jake Tapper knocks Trump's claim he'd confront school shooter: Same man 'repeatedly sought deferments to avoid' Vietnam

CNN’s Jake Tapper on Monday hit Donald Trump for claiming he would have run into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, unarmed, to intervene during the deadly mass shooting earlier this month, noting the president received multiple deferments to avoid serving in the Vietnam War.

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Watch Sarah Sanders flounder after CNN's Acosta asked if Trump thinks he could have 'saved the day' in Parkland

During Monday's White House press briefing, CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta wondered aloud if President Donald Trump's announcement that he "believes" he would have ran into the Parkland school during the February 14 mass shooting meant he considers himself a theoretical hero.

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Reporters grill Sarah Sanders over the NRA's control of Trump

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday faced questions about the relationship between President Donald Trump and the National Rifle Association.

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'Follow the money': CNN's Charles Blow calls BS on Trump's billion-dollar call to arm teachers

If President Donald Trump is serious about his call to arm teachers in the wake of the deadly mass shooting on Valentine's Day in Parkland, Florida, he'll have to figure out how to pay for it, CNN commentator and New York Times columnist Charles Blow remarked on Monday.

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'Pissed-off' Parkland dad hammers Trump for endorsing NRA's 'paranoid delusions'

A grieving father reacted in anger to President Donald Trump's assurances to governors that they should not fear the National Rifle Association.

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‘It’s nothing like the movies’: Military vet with SWAT training expertly dismantles Trump’s plan to arm teachers

MSNBC analyst and former Naval intelligence officer Malcolm Nance vividly explained why President Donald Trump's suggestion to arm teachers was so dangerous.

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WATCH: Testy Trump folds his arms and pouts as Dem governor rips apart his plan to arm teachers

President Donald Trump on Monday got an earful from Democratic Washington Gov. Jay Inslee about his plan to arm school teachers -- and he did not appear at all happy to be on the receiving end of criticism.

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Whoopi Goldberg skewers hypocritical GOP leaders for flipping out about NFL kneelers but not school shootings

Whoopi Goldberg couldn't help but notice that leaders of the Republican party like Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) have been remarkably silent in wake of the Stoneman Douglas massacre.

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