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According to Vanity Fair reporter Gabriel Sherman, former Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch asked President Donald Trump to use U.S. resources to investigate his former wife.

Former President Ronald Reagan's son, Ronald Prescott Reagan, appeared on MSNBC's Hardball Monday to talk Trump, and he didn't hold back.

An explosive expose on Fox News was posted by The New Yorker Monday that looked into the way that the network has become state-sanctioned media.

Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-NY) demanded documents from 81 people affiliated with President Donald Trump Monday, and an MSNBC political panel predicts the White House isn't ready for the onslaught they're about to face.

Former federal prosecutor Cathy Fleming told MSNBC's Ali Velshi on Monday that if President Donald Trump's lawyer Jay Sekulow was any example, the House's sweeping investigations into the White House will ensure a lot of lawyers have work for years to come.

Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on MSNBC Monday tried to claim that Democrats are as crazy and hateful as the Republican Party in the age of President Donald Trump, and was promptly shut down by host Joe Scarborough, who challenged Christie to name a Democrat who had publicly celebrated the death of a Republican.

Reporter Jane Mayer came out Monday with a bombshell article probing the symbiotic relationship between President Donald Trump and Fox News -- and she said their shared business model is undermining U.S. democracy.

Former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele told MSNBC on Monday that last week's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) heralded a new political party based on the idolatry of President Donald Trump, and said both conservatives and Americans more generally needed to take a good, long look in the mirror.

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski urged President Donald Trump's GOP enablers to heed Michael Cohen's warning.

National security reporter Ken Dilanian thinks that the main reason that the White House is lying about Jared Kushner's recent nepotism example is that they're all embarrassed.

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner has reached a point that he thinks the policy of not indicting a sitting president should be readjusted for modern times.

Following a clip of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) reciting Donald Trump talking points and dodging any questions over whether the president lies, a conservative MSNBC regular called his performance "pathetic" and an affront to the people who elected him.

A visibly rattled Republican strategist admitted on Sunday that she was deeply shaken by President Donald Trump's speech at CPAC -- and the response by the so-called conservatives attending the confab has her thinking she might abandon the GOP.