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Sam Nunberg, former political advisor to Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, told MSNBC on Wednesday that the president and his allies had been "outplayed" by his former fixer Michael Cohen, who delivers public testimony to Congress today about the president's many crimes and history of lawbreaking.

MSNBC's Donny Deutsch laid bare "two stunning lies" in President Donald Trump's early morning Twitter attack against his former attorney Michael Cohen.

Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) blasted Rep. Matt Gaetz for being "immature" in his tweet that was widely regarded to be felony witness intimidation.

MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow on Tuesday explained why Michael Cohen's scheduled public testimony on Wednesday could give federal prosecutors the leverage necessary to negotiate Donald Trump resigning from office.

President Donald Trump is terrified of Michael Cohen's public testimony because he understands the power of television in shaping public opinions, Trump biographer Tim O'Brien explained on MSNBC's "All In" with Chris Hayes on Tuesday.

The panel on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House" with Nicolle Wallace on Tuesday wondering if President Donald Trump had a role in the controversial tweet from Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).

Career ambassador Thomas Pickering, who served under six presidents, and a signatory to a letter rebuking President Donald Trump for declaring a national emergency over the border wall Congress refuses to fund, told MSNBC on Tuesday that the president was destroying American credibility around the world and in our own hemisphere, saying the U.S. leader was viewed as little more than a carjacker.

Politico's Jake Sherman admitted on Tuesday to MSNBC's Katy Tur that he was "stunned" by the sheer "intellectual dishonesty" of Republicans falling into line behind President Donald Trump's national emergency after spending the better part of Barack Obama's presidency railing against executive overreach.

Democratic House Oversight Committee member Ro Khanna told MSNBC on Tuesday that former House Intel chair, California Republican Devin Nunes, was trying to "kill" the Michael Cohen hearings with his call to make all three sessions open to the public.

Moments after a segment in which Meghan McCain managed to steer a discussion of climate change into an off-the-rails screaming match about the rare instances in which babies survive abortion procedures, The View's Sunny Hostin schooled her fellow host on the procedure, and why Democrats voted down a Republican bill purporting to deal with the so-called issue.

National Review editor David French set off MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle on Monday after claiming that he wasn't convinced "there's too much money in politics."

New York City Council's first female and first openly gay speaker, and CNN political contributor, Christine Quinn said on Tuesday that North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un was clearly in control of this week's summit with the United States -- and White House aides are worried that President Donald Trump will once again trade concessions for nothing.