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Morning Joe slams ‘stupid’ Mick Mulvaney for his latest attempt to snow the ‘rubes’ with a conspiracy theory

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough bashed acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney for insulting the public's intelligence by denying his confession of a quid pro quo arrangement.

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Trump may keep troops in Syria -- despite campaign promise to end 'never-ending wars'

President Donald Trump is learning why being the U.S. president isn't all rallies and fun state dinners; it's about difficult decisions.

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MSNBC panel cracks up at Mick Mulvaney trying to pretend he never admitted to Trump's quid pro quo

An MSNBC panel couldn't help but laugh at President Donald Trump's chief of staff for appearing on cable news shows Sunday to pretend he never admitted the president tried to bribe Ukraine.

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Trump is furious over news coverage of Mick Mulvaney's flub -- and he's growing 'increasingly frustrated and agitated'

President Donald Trump is watching Mick Mulvaney going down on cable news, said one political analyst on CNN Sunday. The criticism of the chief of staff came after Trump spent the weekend watching media coverage of Mulvaney's flub, the network reported.

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WATCH: Mike Pompeo goes dead silent when ABC corners him on Ukraine

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appeared on "This Week" Sunday where he was faced with a question about chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's press conference Thursday.

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Mick Mulvaney just dug the impeachment hole deeper by admitting Trump 'is still in the hospitality business'

In a Sunday morning gaffe, White House acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney likely fueled Democrats' impeachment case against President Donald Trump.

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'Was Alex Jones not available?' CNN faces viewer backlash for hiring 'conspiracy dunce Sean Duffy'

CNN viewers lashed out on Sunday after the network announced it had hired former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy (R), who quit his previous job in Congress to take care of his nine children.

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MSNBC guest rains hell on CNN reporter for calling Kellyanne Conway a 'badass woman of Washington'

MSNBC analyst Tiffany Cross excoriated CNN's Dana Bash on Sunday for calling Trump aide Kellyanne Conway a "badass woman of Washington."

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'Oh, c'mon': WaPo columnist goes scorched earth on Trump kids for complaining about Hunter Biden cashing in

Appearing on "AM Joy," with fill-in host Ayman Mohyeldin, Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank rolled his eyes and laughed off complaints from the children of Donald Trump who have been criticizing former Vice President Joe Biden's son is cashing in on his famous name.

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Mike Pompeo gets roasted alive for inventing ‘internal deliberations’ rule to stay mum on Giuliani

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo insisted that he could not discuss President Donald Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, who has admitted having a role in talks with Ukraine.

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'Factually wrong' Sean Duffy busted pushing 'absurd conspiracy theory' on his first day as a CNN contributor

CNN announced on Sunday that former Congressman Sean Duffy, who quit Congress to take care of nine children, has joined the network as a political analyst. He spent his first appearance repeating Republican talking points and a wild conspiracy theory.

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Multiple NSC officials are 'rolling the dice' and running to House investigators against Trump's wishes: Politico reporter

Speaking with MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart, Politico Legal Affairs correspondent Josh Gerstein said Donald Trump's troubles may get worse this week as several National Security Council officials will be speaking with congressional investigators against the president's wishes.

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'You totally said that': Mulvaney melts down as Chris Wallace plays tape of quid pro quo admission

White House acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney struggled on Sunday to deny earlier remarks when he admitted President Donald Trump wanted a quid pro quo for as a condition of aid to Ukraine.

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