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Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) explained in a Sunday interview on MSNBC that President Donald Trump is the only "smoking gun" that Democrats need to begin an impeachment inquiry.

An MSNBC panel discussion on the Ukraine scandal engulfing President Donald Trump grew heated on Sunday morning as one of the president's defenders attempted to "both sides" the issue and accuse former President Barack Obama of criminality.

Appearing on MSNBC early on Sunday morning, former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner laughed off Rudy Giuliani's latest defense of Donald Trump's attempt to blackmail Ukraine for dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden, calling his reasoning "ridiculous" and warning the former New York City mayor he better consider pleading the 5th Amendment if he is called before Congress.

Former prosecutors who worked for Rudy Giuliani when he was the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York are reportedly shocked by the transformation he has undergone during the Trump era.

On MSNBC Saturday, Ohio congressman and Democratic presidential candidate Tim Ryan tore into President Donald Trump over the Ukraine scandal — and confidently predicted the American people will not stand for his actions.

One of the key elements of the Ukraine scandal is that the whistleblower alleged President Donald Trump improperly stored transcripts of his calls with foreign leaders on a server intended for highly classified information, as a means of preventing other government officials from knowing what he said.

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's "AM Joy," former Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary for Eastern Europe Evelyn Farkas told anchor Joy Reid that President Donald Trump's move to freeze military aid to Ukraine to make them play ball with investigating former Vice President Joe Biden had serious, real-world consequences.

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's "AM Joy," presidential biographer Jon Meacham put in context the astonishing scope of President Donald Trump's Ukraine scandal — and warned that even more could be just around the corner.

Former federal prosecutor Mimi Rocah on Friday laid out why she believes Donald Trump's associates will begin to turn on each other during the impeachment inquiry into the White House.

On Friday's edition of MSNBC's "All In," former CIA director and MSNBC national security analyst John Brennan tore into President Donald Trump's move to conceal the transcripts of his political calls with foreign leaders, including his attempt to strong-arm the president of Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden.

America's former ambassador to Russia explained on MSNBC on Friday why he wants the White House to release the transcripts of President Donald Trump's conversations with Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin.

One of the biggest political mysteries of the Trump era has been the change in Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC).

As the controversy over President Donald Trump's call with Ukraine's president continues to unfold, team Trump is in full-on damage control.