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America's former ambassador to Russia explained on Friday how Russia was anxiously awaiting special counsel Robert Mueller's report so that President Donald Trump can deliver all he promised during the 2016 campaign.

Presidential historian Michael Beschloss compared how the Trump and Nixon administrations have responded to scandals that threatened their presidencies, telling MSNBC's Chris Jansing on Friday that the latter was practically "gentlemanly' compared to Trump's outright "defiance."

Former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine Banks in a Friday appearance on MSNBC cautioned against too much speculation about the impending Mueller report, but added that if the special counsel was going to indict any of President Donald Trump's adult children, there's a good reason why it would be one of 'the very last things' on his to-do list.

Matt Gorman, former communications director for the National Republican Congressional Committee tried to change the subject from the Mueller investigation into a discourse on Democratic obstruction, and was ridiculed by host Stephanie Ruhle.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough hammered Jared Kushner for using his personal phone to conduct foreign affairs -- and a former FBI agent explained just how easily the White House adviser could be hacked by Russia and other nations.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace blasted President Donald Trump as a lunatic during Thursday's show as his attacks on Sen. John McCain continue.

Former FBI special agent Clint Watts told MSNBC on Thursday that it almost didn't really matter if sex spa owner Cindy Yang's interactions with President Donald Trump amounted to espionage or lobbying -- the real issue is that everyone, including foreign countries, sees the president and his family as "open for influence."

"The View" again tried to analyze the marriage between George and Kellyanne Conway, who are now publicly arguing over President Donald Trump.

The Washington Post's Aaron Blake offered a simple explanation for why President Donald Trump was escalating his fight with conservative lawyer George Conway, husband of his counselor Kellyanne Conway. It has nothing to do with distracting from his multiple legal problems -- Trump simply loves the drama, as he's proved previously.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough agreed with George Conway that President Donald Trump "no doubt" shows evidence of cognitive decline.

Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner may be left out of the report issued by special counsel Robert Mueller, even if they did something "really terrible" during the 2016 campaign.

Senior White House aide and presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner was the champion behind the firing of James Comey, according to a new biography.