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Dem senator warns Cohen raid is a 'seismic' event for Trump: ‘Like a nuclear strike with multiple warheads’

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) described the FBI raid of attorney Michael Cohen's home and office in apocalyptic terms for President Donald Trump.

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Dem senator demands major Facebook shakeup: The days of trusting Mark Zuckerberg 'are over'

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) warned Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg that apologies were not enough.

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'These are Republicans': Morning Joe delivers devastating takedown of Trump's panicked 'witch hunt' yelps

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ripped up President Donald Trump's panicked claims about a "witch hunt" in the wake of a no-knock FBI raid on his longtime attorney Michael Cohen.

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MSNBC's Maddow marvels at the 'incredibly specific steps' required to green-light FBI's raid on Cohen

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow and NBC investigative reporter Tom Winter on Monday night marveled at how little fanfare went into the FBI's raid of Trump attorney Michael Cohen's office at 30 Rockefeller Center in Manhattan — and how much paperwork prosecutors had to file to make it happen.

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Ex-federal prosecutor explains FBI’s ‘probable cause’ justification for raiding Cohen: ‘It’s not good news for the president'

Responding to news that President Donald Trump's longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen had been raided by the FBI, a former federal prosecutor outlined how the bureau likely got their warrant to search the lawyer — and why it spells trouble for the lawyer.

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MSNBC's Morning Joe wonders whether Paul Ryan even wants to get re-elected to Congress: 'Why would he want to stay?'

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough suggested House Speaker Paul Ryan might secretly hope he loses his re-election campaign before President Donald Trump destroys his reputation any further.

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'They're lazy and they've been sloppy in their corruption': Watch MSNBC analyst break down why Trump is so screwed

Donald Trump seems genuinely surprised at the doggedness of Robert Mueller and the other investigators digging into his ties to Russia and other possible illegal conduct. He's repeatedly claimed there was "NO COLLUSION" even as his former campaign manager prepares to go to trial on charges of hiding money he got from Russians for campaign work.

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MSNBC guest accuses oblivious Trump of letting 'literal criminals' in the White House pick new cabinet members

Appearing on MSNBC's AM Joy, a former "Apprentice" cast member, who now heads up a marketing consulting firm, accused an oblivious President Donald Trump of allowing "literal criminals" working in the White House pick  his cabinet members for him.

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Stormy Daniels’ attorney accuses Michael Cohen of running to Trump and saying ‘you owe me’ after $130,000 payoff

The attorney representing Stormy Daniels taunted embattled attorney Michael Cohen while making bold predictions about President Donald Trump, during a Saturday appearance on MSNBC's AM Joy.

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MSNBC guest unloads on NRA's 'top dog' Paul Ryan for holding closed door town hall to avoid Parkland teens

Appearing in  MSNBCs AM Joy, a Wisconsin political activist ripped into Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) on Saturday morning for holding a private town hall that did not include his own constituents in order to avoid questions about guns from supporters of the Parkland teens.

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MSNBC’s Joy Reid guest rips ‘kleptocrat’ Trump for ignoring administration officials’ lavish lifestyles

Pulitzer Prize winning reporter David Cay Johnston analyzed President Donald Trump's "kleptocracy" on MSNBC's AM Joy Saturday.

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MSNBC's Rachel Maddow outlines startling connection between Russian and American pro-gun rights groups

On Friday night, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow outlined how the Kremlin-linked "Right to Bear Arms" group has no interest in helping Russians secure firearms — and that their interests are way more nefarious.

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