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Former President Donald Trump may still lead to the downfall of the Republican Party as he turns to make his impeachment trial about the 2020 election.

Saturday night it was revealed that Trump's impeachment legal team resigned after Trump made it clear that his defense would fight to prove that the election was stolen from him.

Former White House staffers who were responsible for some of the most criticized policies are being held accountable as they move on from Donald Trump to their next jobs.

Speaking to MSNBC on Sunday, Austin Evers, Executive Director of American Oversight, explained that they're not advocating "canceling" Trump staffers, just ensuring that their full resume is understood by whatever company they intend to work for. Most Fortune 500 corporations want to stay away from controversy and racism, so many Trump policies could haunt their architects.

"The View" co-host Meghan McCain snapped at moderator Joy Behar during an exchange over the GameStop stock market rally.

Although guest host Ana Navarro argued the Wall Street story wasn't as important as others making headlines this week, McCain jumped back in as the segment ended to follow up on the explanation she'd given earlier about Reddit users driving a hedge fund into tremendous losses after it has gambled heavily on the video game retailer's failure.

The newly elected Qanon congresswoman isn't an aberration, according to MSNBC's John Heilemann -- she represents the direction the Republican Party is headed after Donald Trump.

"Morning Joe" spent Friday morning on what the party will do with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), whose past statements and social media posts show belief in bizarre conspiracy theories, violent threats against elected Democrats and stalking a teenage survivor of the Parkland school massacre.

Republican gerrymandering has created red-district seats so safe that "crackpots and goofballs" are getting elected to Congress, according to an MSNBC guest, and now "the party is on fire."

Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei told "Morning Joe" that "crazy" Republicans like newly elected Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) appeal to a growing chunk of the conservative base, and that forces more GOP leadership to tolerate them -- or else.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace worked in the White House on Sept. 11, 2001, and in the years that followed. She noted how things changed in less than 20 years as the Republican Party moved from the party of "law and order" or "national security" the party of domestic terrorism.

"Donald Trump's big lie about election fraud reached a pinnacle when he attacked his own vice president," Wallace said after showing the videos. "And his words inspired his own supporters to chant, 'hang Mike Pence' as they breached the Capitol. A violent and hateful display of a Republican Party radicalized by Trump. And you might think that putting the vice president in mortal danger would have been a line too far for the rest of the GOP. Less than a month after the Capitol insurrection, it seems Trump's party is all too keen to welcome him back with open arms."

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough unloaded on former president Donald Trump for provoking a violent mob to overthrow democracy -- and bashed Republicans for flocking back to his defense after the Capitol insurrection.

Top GOP lawmakers initially blamed Trump for the Jan. 6 riot aimed at upending the congressional certification of President Joe Biden's win, but they're now trying to shift the blame to "everybody" as the former president faces a Senate impeachment trial -- and the "Morning Joe" host said he shouldn't be let off the hook so easily.

One of President Donald Trump's supporters met with VICE News reporter Michael Moynihan to reveal that the Jan. 6 attack isn't over.

The interview comes the same day as the Department of Homeland Security issued a bulletin that anti-government extremists are intent on domestic terrorism.

"The View" co-host Meghan McCain bashed fellow Republicans who are cynically trying to woo Donald Trump supporters with phony acts.

McCain has been saying the party is in shambles since Trump tried to overturn his election loss, and she ripped Nikki Haley and Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) for going along with the ousted president's lies as he faces impeachment for inciting an insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough unloaded on Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) for endorsing violence against the lawmakers she's been elected to serve alongside.

The newly elected Georgia Republican has already endorsed the QAnon conspiracy theory, and past Facebook posts have surfaced showing that she supported the execution of former president Barack Obama and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as recently as 2019 -- and the "Morning Joe" host said it's always been clear she poses a threat to her colleagues.

As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on in the United States, nearly 430,000 people have died. Still, some Republicans continue to deny that COVID-19 is real or that masks will protect people against the virus.

In a mock instructional video, the Lincoln Project ridiculed the Republicans, trying to teach other "liars" how to deny the virus was real using quotes from members of the party.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow opened her Tuesday show talking about the disasters facing the Republican Party as they fall out of power.

She noted that as the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump begins, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is already dealing with his own hypocrisy. Once the House impeached Trump, McConnell told Schumer that he wouldn't bring the Senate back to vote on conviction until after Trump was out of office. Now that Trump is out of office, McConnell voted Tuesday to dismiss the charges because Trump was no longer in office.

In an interview on Tucker Carlson's Fox News program, pro-Trump MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell baselessly claimed that his business is being ruined by a coordinated attack of "hit groups" hired by election vendor Dominion Voting Systems.

"Dominion went on live TV and said they were going to go after Mike Lindell," said Lindell. "Well, they did. They hired hit groups and bots and trolls, went after all my vendors, all these box stores to cancel me out ... it's just a shame. If they can do it to me, Tucker, they can do it to anyone out there."