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Former Joint Terrorism Task Force member and FBI Special Agent Clint Watts warned on MSNBC that special council Robert Mueller could be issuing more indictments as President Donald Trump meets with Russian Federation Vladimir Putin.

With voters consistently telling public opinion pollsters that health care is the top issue in the midterm elections, Rachel Maddow noted the national trend of Republican candidates misleading voters about their records of denying people with preexisting conditions.

An MSNBC panel turned into part mockery part sad truth when former Republican Rick Wilson warned the natural path President Donald Trump's hyperbole will travel.

Republican snowflakes have been crying over Americans holding them accountable for their policies and positions on issues. When sexual assault survivors showed up at the U.S. Capitol to demand their elected officials listen to them, Republicans called it a violent mob. The reality is something Rachel Maddow reminded viewers of Tuesday.

President Donald Trump's propensity for exaggerating numbers was scathingly mocked by MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes on Tuesday.

MSNBC's "Deadline: White House" on Tuesday attempted to explain why President Donald Trump would be meeting with Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin days after the midterm elections.

Author Tim O'Brien, who wrote the book Trump Nation, explained the likely sources of President Donald Trump's "racist" closing message in the midterm elections during a Tuesday appearance on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House" with Nicolle Wallace.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace introduced President Donald Trump's press conference by saying she would return to do corrections "not if but when" the president lies. However, she probably didn't think the president would refer to his National Security Advisor as Michael Bolton, the singer.

A former Trump voter told MSNBC on Tuesday that he had decided to vote for Democratic Senate nominee Beto O'Rourke because President Donald Trump's rhetoric had become "absolutely insane."

An MSNBC panel convened on Morning Joe sarcastically took some shots at President Donald Trump for telling middle-class voters that they can expect a 10 percent tax cut prior to the midterm election despite the fact that Congress will not be in session until afterward to take it up.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough called out President Donald Trump for stoking racist fears with lies about undocumented immigrants -- and he can't help but notice some disturbing historical parallels.

MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow on Monday slammed Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) for attempting to deceive voters into voting late so their ballots won't be counted.

MSNBC anchor Ari Melber took viewers on a stroll down memory lane by recounting what Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and President Donald Trump have said about each other.