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'You can smell the corruption': MSNBC's Morning Joe burns Nikki Haley for selling her soul to take Pence's job

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough offered a warning to his old pal, Vice President Mike Pence: Watch out, because Nikki Haley wants your job.

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'Stop lying!' MSNBC's Steve Schmidt rains hell on GOP for defending Trump's 'dime-store Mussolini' schemes

Former Republican strategist Steve Schmidt called out his old party for "lying" about President Donald Trump's actions toward Ukraine to distract from an "unprecedented" extortion scheme.

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Jim Jordan’s insertion into impeachment hearings reveals GOP’s ‘fear and weakness’: Ex-prosecutor

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) is widely expected to throw up a smokescreen for President Donald Trump during public impeachment hearings, and former prosecutor Barbara McQuade explained how that betrayed what a bad hand Republicans were playing.

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Mulvaney may be trying to avoid prosecution with court move in case Trump loses: Legal affairs reporter

A politico legal analyst said that one reason Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney joined the lawsuit asking whether Congress or the White House reigns supreme on subpoenas is a pre-emptive strike against litigation.

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MSNBC's Morning Joe calls out Nikki Haley's game: 'She's putting herself in position to be Mike Pence's replacement'

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough thumped Nikki Haley for "playing a game" by flattering President Donald Trump -- and positioning herself as his next running mate.

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Trump is saying 'I am above the law' and 'nobody can control me': Harvard Law's Laurence Tribe

Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe explained that it has become obvious that President Donald Trump is using the Office of the Presidency for his own purposes.

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Rand Paul's positions around impeachment inquiry are 'a hot mess': MSNBC host

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) had a tough day on the Sunday morning news shows, where he was ridiculed for an absurd claim that the Constitution mandates President Donald Trump face the whistleblower.

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First round of impeachment witnesses are too credible for Republicans to attack: GOP strategist

Republican strategist Susan Del Percio explained during an appearance on MSNBC's "KasieDC" that the first witnesses that Democrats are calling for the impeachment investigation hearings this week are impossible to discredit.

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Rudy Giuliani was traveling on the dime of private clients -- while doing work for Trump: report

Rudy Giuliani told Daily Beast politics editor Sam Stein that the private clients were the ones behind paying for his international efforts on behalf of President Donald Trump.

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Gold Star father rips 'disgusting' Donald Trump Jr. for comparing his life to son now interred in Arlington Cemetery

Appearing on MSNBC on Sunday afternoon, Gold Star father Khizr Khan expressed disgust with Donald Trump Jr. over an excerpt in his book where he claimed the Trump family had sacrificed as much as military members who died in combat and are interred in Arlington Cemetery.

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Rand Paul becomes latest GOPer to admit quid pro quo: Trump had 'every right' to extort Ukraine

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) on Sunday argued that President Donald Trump should admit he extorted Ukraine because he had "every right" to do it.

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Defenseless Republicans are 'screwed' as Trump impeachment hearings go public: ex-GOP spokesperson

Appearing on MSNBC early Sunday morning, former GOP congressional spokesperson Kurt Bardella said Republican lawmakers are "screwed" as they head into the public impeachment hearings because the evidence against President Donald Trump is overwhelming.

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As many as 85 ex-White House staffers are going to turn on Trump: Former WH comm director

Former White House director of communications Anthony Scaramuci predicted that ousted White House officials will continue to turn on President Donald Trump.

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