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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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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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David Holmes' opening statement to Congress directly implicated Donald Trump: report

Congress will hear first-hand testimony of President Donald Trump's involvement in the Ukraine scandal.

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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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MSNBC’s Morning Joe says GOP support for Trump softer than it looks: ‘They’re counting the days until he leaves office’

Following an epic rant by "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough on spineless Republican lawmakers who allow themselves to be abused by President Donald Trump - and then proceeded to suck up to him afterward -- the MSNBC host confided that most Republicans he speaks to can't wait for Trump to be out of their lives.

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Trump’s right-wing Christian lawyer ordered lies that landed Trump’s former fixer in prison: MSNBC’s Donny Deutsch

MSNBC's Donny Deutsch warned President Donald Trump's associates to ignore advice from the president's attorneys, because they've already landed someone in prison.

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Pelosi is ‘marrying up the facts and the law’: Ex-prosecutor says ‘bribery’ is a critical indictment of Trump

Speaker Nancy Pelosi was masterful in using the word "bribery" to describe President Donald Trump's actions with Ukraine that are at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, according to a former federal prosecutor.

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‘Russia is delighted’: Maddow says the elephant in the room is ‘rearing up and stomping its feet’

The host of "The Rachel Maddow Show" on MSNBC broke down how all of President Donald Trump's decisions in the Ukraine scandal primarily benefited Russia.

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Roger Stone’s health in question as prosecutors have him ‘dead to rights’: NBC reporter

Jurors deciding the fate of longtime Donald Trump political advisor Roger Stone did not reach a verdict during their deliberations on Thursday and will reconvene on Friday morning.

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GOP lawmaker smacked down after suggesting impeachment is only for capital crimes

On Thursday's edition of MSNBC's "All In," Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) tried to argue that impeachment is only intended for when presidents commit capital crimes — and was immediately corrected by anchor Chris Hayes.

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Evidence is 'building up brick by brick' that Trump engineered a 'shakedown' in Ukraine: Ex-prosecutor Mimi Rocah

On Thursday's edition of MSNBC's "Meet The Press Daily," former federal prosecutor Mimi Rocah outlined the growing case being built by the impeachment proceedings that President Donald Trump and his allies engineered a "shakedown" of the Ukrainian government for his own personal ends.

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Republican 'defenses' of Trump are so unflattering they may drive voters to throw him out: MSNBC anchor

On Thursday's edition of MSNBC's "Meet The Press," anchor Chuck Todd noted a crucial potential pitfall for House Republicans as they try to defend President Donald Trump's behavior in the Ukraine scandal: Their excuse for him still paints an unflattering picture of his actions that could turn off voters in 2020, even if he survives impeachment.

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Impeachment ‘threatens to consume’ Trump’s presidency: Nicolle Wallace breaks down the ‘battle lines’

MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace updated viewers on the latest political dynamics in the impeachment inquiry that had the first public hearings on Wednesday.

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