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Ambassador won’t vouch for Trump on quid pro quo during testimony to Congress: Washington Post

One of the Trump administration officials who participated in the bombshell text messages about the White House withholding foreign aid to Ukraine unless the country dug up election dirt on Joe Biden's family will testify that the president gave him talking points to repeat, while refusing to vouch for the veracity of those claims, The Washington Post reported Saturday night.

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Watch Trump brag about ghosting foreign leaders for weeks during his first year in office

President Donald Trump recounted a bizarre story about refusing to speak to foreign leaders during a speech to a hate group on Saturday.

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Trump whines to hate group that impeachment is a ‘very ugly’ word: ‘I can’t even believe it’

President Donald Trump lashed out at the impeachment inquiry during a speech before a designated hate group on Saturday.

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Pence is frantically running away from Trump on Ukraine: ‘Everyone is trying to get off the Titanic’

Vice President Mike Pence is "trying to save himself" in the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump's administration illegally soliciting foreign assistance in the 2020 election, an MSNBC analyst explained on Saturday.

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Trump's legal appeal to keep his finances hidden could be heard by Merrick Garland

President Donald Trump was dealt a stinging blow when the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 he cannot block Congress from subpoenaing his financial records, with the lone dissenter being a judge he appointed.

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Fox News poll on impeachment way worse for president than first revealed: Ex-Trump aide

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's "Weekends," former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg told anchor Alex Witt why the president should be alarmed about the latest Fox News poll showing rising support for his impeachment — and how it is even worse than it looks.

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Defensive Mike Pompeo accuses reporter of working for Democrats after question about Ukraine texts

In an interview clip shared by CNN's Frederika Whitfield, a tense and defensive Secretary of State Mike Pompeo refused multiple times to answer whether he was working with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani during a trip to Warsaw, before accusing the reporter of working for the Democrats.

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Trump is privately questioning Giuliani's competence as he faces criminal investigation: report

On Saturday, CNN reporter Sarah Westwood revealed that President Donald Trump is losing confidence in his attorney Rudy Giuliani, after a series of high-profile embarrassments on cable television and a federal criminal investigation into his efforts to help Trump pressure Ukraine into digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden.

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Trump aides are balking at defending president because they don't want to have to lawyer up later: ex-White House official

Appearing on MSNBC on Saturday morning, former White House official Ben Rhodes said the Donald Trump White House has yet to set up a war room to push back at increasing calls for the president's impeachment because aides have no idea had bad it is going to get and they are afraid of being caught up in the growing scandals leading to the House proceedings.

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Trump's 'conservative media firewall' is in shambles as Drudge turns on the president: CNN host

On CNN Saturday, center-right talk show host Michael Smerconish noted that President Donald Trump appears to be slipping with an absolutely critical group of people: Conservatives in the media.

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'We’re at a crisis level': State Department reeling as career diplomats are fleeing having to work for Pompeo

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's "AM Joy," former Eurasia Deputy Assistance Secretary of Defense Evelyn Farkas remarked one of the biggest consequences of President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo weaponizing the State Department for political purposes.

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'You are leaving us to be slaughtered': Kurdish general accuses Trump of betrayal — and threatens to ally with Russia

On CNN Saturday, journalist Barbara Starr reported that the head of the Syrian Democratic Forces is accusing the United States of abandoning them — and is threatening to leave the alliance with the U.S. for Russia.

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Trump accused of 'stunning abuse of power' for firing Ukraine ambassador who objected to his 'illegal' quid pro quo scheme

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's "Up," former Obama Administration official Ben Rhodes suggested that the reason President Donald Trump has failed to convince the public he did nothing wrong in the Ukraine scandal is that there is a dearth of civil servants willing to lie for him.

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