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MSNBC panel buries 'bumbling fool' Giuliani for Biden scandal fail: 'He's a hired gun -- but he's a gun with blanks'

Republican strategist Rick Tyler unleashed on President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani during a Thanksgiving appearance.

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Ex-GOP lawmaker drops an expletive on CNN while ripping into Trump's fake 'war on Thanksgiving'

Appearing on CNN, former Republican lawmaker Joe Walsh had little good to say about Donald Trump on Thanksgiving morning, saying voters are getting tired of his act and may be letting their representatives know that impeachment should be on the table.

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CNN's Chris Cuomo spars with ex-Trump administration official over Navy secretary firing

On Wednesday's edition of CNN's "Cuomo Prime Time," Chris Cuomo sparred with conservative think tank fellow and former John Bolton chief of staff Fred Fleitz over President Donald Trump's interference into the Eddie Gallagher war crimes case and his dismissal of Navy Secretary Richard Spencer, whose new op-ed criticizing the president came out hours before.

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'We got side-tracked by really bad economic policy': Moody's analyst reveals how Trump's economy is a flop

As Americans head into another holiday season it appears the economic situation isn't better for the vast majority.

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Ex-prosecutor says Giuliani could go down for illegal foreign lobbying — even if he wasn't paid

On CNN Wednesday, former federal prosecutor Elie Honig broke down the legal problems facing President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani, in light of new reports that Giuliani sought contracts to do work for the Ukrainian government.

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'If you cannot extort -- you must abort': columnist Michael Eric Dyson advises Trump

Georgetown University professor and New York Times contributing opinion writer Michael Eric Dyson proposed his own legal quip to help President Donald Trump understand his legal problems and prevent any other forms of bribery in the future.

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Here's how Trump's attempt to distance himself from Giuliani could blow up his last remaining legal shield

On CNN Wednesday, national security analyst Susan Hennessey discussed how President Donald Trump's apparent new attempts to throw his attorney Rudy Giuliani under the bus could end very badly for him.

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Trump says he wants to fight back against impeachment -- but he probably won't show up to hearings: MSNBC panel

President Donald Trump and/or his attorneys have been invited to the House impeachment hearings after Thanksgiving if he wants to participate, according to Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-NY). However, an MSNBC panel doesn't expect Trump will show.

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Bill Barr advanced a 'made up' conspiracy theory about the FBI to help Trump: Ex-prosecutor

On MSNBC Wednesday, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance broke down how the new revelations about the Justice Department inspector general report on the Russia investigation are damning for Attorney General William Barr, who testified before Congress that he believed "spying" had occurred against President Donald Trump's campaign.

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DL Hughley calls Trump a 'coward' for sending Melania to Baltimore instead of going himself

Comedian D.L. Hughley met up with TMZ before the holiday and said that first lady Melania Trump deserves the boos she got from a Baltimore crowd on Tuesday.

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Fox & Friends hosts whine about Trump supporters being called a 'cult' after they scream obscenities at latest rally

On Wednesday's edition of "Fox & Friends," one of the co-hosts attempted to downplay the angry and obscene chants by Trump supporters at his rally in South Florida on Tuesday.

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'The ultimate sin': Legal expert explains why letting Trump off the hook would be deadly for democracy

Attorney Neal Katyal told CNN on Wednesday that it would be bad for democracy if Congress decided against holding President Donald Trump accountable -- and he argued that merely censuring the president would not be sufficient.

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