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Barack Obama's acting Solicitor General explained why Friday's court filings are "really darn damning" for President Donald Trump.

Friday's court filings against Michael Cohen raise the question of whether or not President Donald Trump is compromised by the Russian government, a panel on MSNBC's "Meet the Press Daily" discussed.

Former CIA director John Brennan torched an "increasingly desperate" President Donald Trump over his Twitter meltdown over the Russia probe, which should see several major developments later in the day.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said President Donald Trump's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, appears to be distancing himself as the special counsel probe encircles the White House.

The bomb threat phone into CNN reportedly came from a caller with a Southern accent, MSNBC reports.

Fox News personality Sean Hannity was hilariously mocked for his outburst following legal briefings showing his attorney "substantially cooperated" with the special counsel investigating Donald Trump.

Former Department of Justice official Matthew Miller told MSNBC on Thursday that he fully expected special counsel Robert Mueller to throw the book at President Trump's convicted former campaign chair Paul Manafort and make an example out of him for lying.

North Carolina Republican Party Executive Director Dallas Woodhouse slammed his own party on Thursday, telling MSNBC he was open to new elections if the election fraud allegations rocking GOP House candidate Mark Harris proved true.

Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin on Thursday told MSNBC that retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan needs to show some "leadership" and call out his fellow Republicans for passing last-minute legislation that strips incoming Democratic governor Tony Evers of his powers.

Elizabeth Goitein, co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice and author of a new article on presidential emergency powers published in The Atlantic, told MSNBC's Morning Joe on Thursday that there is little to no Congressional oversight over those powers, which could allow President Trump to declare martial law and even shut down portions of the internet.

Washington Post journalist David Fahrenthold explained his latest reporting on President Donald Trump's business ties to Saudi Arabia, and other panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" wondered how that affected his foreign policy.

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) ripped into Donald TRump's economic policies saying that they are devastating his constituents who work in the manufacturing sector in northeast Ohio.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said President Donald Trump had already publicly "confessed" to wrongdoing similar to the crimes that brought down Richard Nixon.