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Even Fox News knows Trump opened himself up to witness intimidation charges with Yovanovitch tweet: Law professor

On MSNBC's "AM Joy," Harvard Law professor and constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe told anchor Joy Reid that President Donald Trump's Twitter attack on former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch opens him up to new articles of impeachment over witness tampering — and even his cheerleaders on Fox News can see it.

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Holmes' testimony shows Trump lied about his relationship with embattled Ambassador Sondland: ex-FBI agent

On CNN Saturday, former FBI special agent Asha Rangappa noted that State Department aide David Holmes' testimony does not just make a liar of EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland for claiming he wasn't aware of any plot to extort Ukraine with military aid, it also makes a liar out of President Donald Trump for suggesting he had barely even interacted with Sondland in the first place.

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Sondland is in 'a world of trouble' after Holmes revelations: Ex-White House adviser

On CNN Saturday, David Guy, the former special impeachment adviser to President Bill Clinton, told anchor Christi Paul that President Donald Trump's angry tweet against Marie Yovanovitch, and State Department aide David Holmes' new testimony that he overheard President Donald Trump talking to EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland about military aide, are huge problems for both the president and Sondland.

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HBO's Bill Maher hilariously burns down GOP's Jim Jordan for his 'Red Bull and crystal meth' fueled impeachment antics

HBO Real Time host Bill Maher got off a series of devastating shots at Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) in his opening monologue Friday night, mocking his demeanor when he appears on House panels and joking that the Republican Party keeps him caged otherwise, living on "Red Bull and crystal meth."

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Republicans privately concede Democrats are ‘winning the narrative’ on impeachment: Politico reporter

Capitol Hill Republicans are privately conceding that House Democrats are "winning the narrative" on impeachment, a Politico correspondent reported on MSNBC Friday evening.

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WATCH: AOC dunks on GOP for ‘beclowning themselves’ during Trump’s impeachment

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) blasted her Republican colleagues on national TV on Friday.

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‘The worst day of the presidency so far for Donald Trump’: Advisor to four presidents

President Donald Trump has not had a worse day in office than he suffered on Friday, according to a top former White House advisor.

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Chris Hayes breaks down the ‘busy day in the criminal chronicles of one President Donald J. Trump’

MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes connected the dots between all of the bombshell news that was reported Friday in the impeachment hearings into President Donald Trump.

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‘Aides to the president are not happy' Gordon Sondland held the phone up in restaurant: CNN’s Jim Acosta

CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta reported on Friday that White House aides are unhappy with Ambassador Gordon Sondland for holding up a call with Trump in a restaurant for multiple witnesses to listen.

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‘Rudy has got to be looking at handcuffs’: Ex-prosecutor says Giuliani will have a tough time in prison

Another Donald Trump attorney is looking at serving prison time, a former federal prosecutor predicted on MSNBC on Friday.

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'This is not about tweets!' GOP lawmaker deflects wildly when asked about Trump's attacks on Yovanovitch

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) on Friday was not happy to be asked about President Donald Trump's tweets attacking former American ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.

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Trump 'blew up' Republicans' Yovanovitch strategy with bone-headed tweet: Former GOP House Intel chair

Former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI), who once served as the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, shredded President Donald Trump for his widely panned decision to tweet out smears of former American ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.

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'Quiet!' Trump erupts as reporters question him about witness intimidation -- and demands 'freedom of speech'

President Donald Trump on Friday got into a testy exchange with reporters after they asked him whether his angry tweet at former American ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch constituted witness intimidation.

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