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The notorious personal Twitter account of President Donald Trump has received criticism for the content of his messages. The commander in chief could also face problems for deleting old tweets in an attempt to clean up his timeline.

During the Overtime segment on HBO's Real Time, host Bill Maher said he wanted to push back at the notion that President Donald  Trump has been a unsuccessful president, saying his administration does 'horrible things" everyday while he distracts our attention with his incessant tweeting.

During Friday's "Real Time with Bill Maher," retired Col. Jack Jacobs was floored when the host cited statistics about Republicans wanting to see President Donald Trump attack North Korea.

In a Friday interview with MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, P*ssy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova walked through the many disturbing ways in which President Donald Trump is remarkably similar to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

During the Friday panel on "Real Time with Bill Maher," Jeffrey Lord was garnering groans from the second he opened his mouth.

In one of the more scandal-filled weeks of Donald Trump's presidency, a common (and somewhat quiet) theme emerged -- the president's recurring feud with his attorney general over the latter's recusal from the Russia investigation.

MSNBC chief legal correspondent and anchor Ari Melber warmed President Donald Trump may be breaking the law with the president's calls for his Justice Department to investigate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

In wake of the news that Carter Page told the House Intelligence Committee that he had meetings with Russian officials during the 2016 campaign, a CNN panel couldn't help but make jokes about the bizarre interviews with him.

MSNBC host and political analyst Joy Reid suggested that the best way to understand the Republican Party disconnect on Russia is to literally imagine that the GOP base lives on another world.

Former director of the Office of Government Ethics, Walter Shaub simply can't believe what he's seeing with the conduct coming out of President Donald Trump and his White House staff.

Former chief Justice Department spokesperson Matthew Miller found it remarkable this week that Attorney General Jeff Sessions seems to look increasingly guilty of conspiracy.

After former Donald Trump campaign aide Michael Caputo tried to blame President Trump's legal problems on the haphazard nature of their campaign, New York Times reporter Glenn Thrush noted that was not a logical excuse to the charge that many people on the campaign knew of attempts to get dirt on Hillary Clinton from overseas sources.

CNN’s Jake Tapper on Friday lamented Donald Trump’s “staggering lack of regard for the sanctity of judicial matters and the norms of the United States government” after the president’s repeated attacks on various aspects of our nation’s justice system.