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In a fiery interview with MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace, GOP strategist Steve Schmidt decried the increasing level of chaos in Donald Trump's White House.

A former federal prosecutor who worked with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein explained during an MSNBC panel why his alleged comment about wearing a wire when speaking with Donald Trump was likely made in jest — but may have misled those around him.

Former member of the House Judiciary Committee Elizabeth Holtzman warned that Michael Cohen's cooperation with special counsel Robert Mueller is a "time bomb" for President Donald Trump.

After the bombshell New York Times report revealing that deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein suggested secretly recording the president to "expose the chaos consuming the administration" and discussed invoking "the 25th Amendment to remove Mr. Trump from office for being unfit," editor-in-chief of Lawfare Ben Wittes told MSNBC Friday that he was more surprised by what Rosenstein's reaction didn't say than what it did.

One of the reporters who penned the bombshell New York Times report alleging Rod Rosenstein recorded his conversations with Donald Trump explained the context surrounding the deputy attorney general's memos — and why he sees himself as special counsel Robert Mueller's "protector."

Former federal prosecutor and MSNBC legal analyst Mimi Rocah listed the federal crimes the FBI will likely be investigating when they interview Prof. Christine Blasey Ford in San Francisco on Friday.

Jill Wine-Banks, a former Watergate prosecutor, told MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle on Monday that Rudy Giuliani's attacks on Michael Cohen's honesty notwithstanding, the president should be worried that his former fixer could be "very valuable" to the Mueller investigation. Cohen pled guilty in August to breaking campaign finance laws and admitted to paying women "hush money" to keep quiet about their affairs with then-candidate Trump. On Thursday it was revealed he sat for multiple interviews with special counsel Robert Mueller over the past month.

Trump's tariffs may be popular with his base, but they are hitting home in a bad way for Cummins Manufacturing, the world's largest diesel manufacturer, which is located in vice-president Mike Pence's hometown of Columbus, Indiana. Thanks to Trump's trade war the company --which host Stephanie Ruhle pointed out "relies heavily on imports from, guess where, China"-- is taking a $200 million hit annually.

Michael Cohen has been revealing all he knows about President Donald Trump and his family to investigators -- and MSNBC's Donny Deutsch said they should be worried.

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski pointed to an unspoken intent behind Christine Blasey Ford's revelations about Brett Kavanaugh -- and her request for an FBI investigation of her sexual assault allegations.

Dr. Christine Blasey Ford shot down a wild rightwing conspiracy on Thursday night, saying there is "zero chance" she misidentified the man who attempted to violently rape her at a party while she was in high school.

What would happen if Republicans in the Senate push through the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, seating him on the Supreme Court in time for the new court term that begins on October 1, only to have a later investigation find that more evidence of his alleged violent sexual assault of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford?

When Neil Gorsuch was being vetted for appointment to the Supreme Court, there was no girl's basketball team to appear on his behalf.