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MSNBC’s Steve Schmidt warns Trump is starting to wreck the economy because he’s an ‘imbecile’

Republican strategist Steve Schmidt hammered President Donald Trump and commerce secretary Wilbur Ross for bumbling into a trade war with China -- and lying about it.

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MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle clobbers commerce secretary over trade war: 'Wilbur Ross is lying to the American people'

MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle blasted Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Wednesday after he claimed to be surprised that markets had reacted negatively to the prospects of President Donald Trump starting a trade war.

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'He's just lying': Morning Joe methodically tears down Trump claim that Obama destroyed US borders

The crew at "Morning Joe" on Wednesday found themselves flabbergasted by President Donald Trump's claims that former President Barack Obama single-handedly destroyed the U.S.-Mexico border through executive actions.

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‘Is he losing it?’ Morning Joe panel shreds Trump for lying about Amazon -- and GOP for letting him

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski wondered if President Donald Trump's attacks on Amazon and NATO allies were symptoms of a mental disorder -- and her guests urged Republicans to put a check on his behavior.

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MSNBC's Rachel Maddow pieces together clues from Mueller's court filings: 'Nobody can fire this investigation'

MSNBC's The Rachel Maddow Show on Tuesday read the tea leaves in the latest Robert Mueller court filings to conclude that if President Donald Trump fired the special counsel, it would not end the investigation.

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CNN legal analyst predicts Manafort will flip on Trump: 'His case is nearly indefensible'

Former federal prosecutor Jeffrey Toobin was surprised that lawyers for President Donald Trump were happy with news that special counsel Robert Mueller has identified the commander in chief as a subject of FBI investigation.

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Ex-Watergate prosecutor details how Mueller is building a case for 'conspiracy with a foreign agent'

Former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks explained to MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews how Robert Mueller's latest legal maneuvering is reminiscent of the Watergate prosecution which helped bring down former President Richard Nixon.

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Conservative Charlie Sykes: Trump’s only option in Mueller probe is to ‘fire investigators or come up with pardons’

Conservative commentator Charlie Sykes warned that President Donald Trump may take extraordinary action to obstruct special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation as the probe closes in on the White House.

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'It will happen again': GOP analyst explains why mass shootings are a 'feature of American life'

Responding to news that an active shooter has opened fire at YouTube headquarters just south of San Francisco, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace and GOP analyst Steve Schmidt acknowledged that it was difficult to return to the typical news of the day in the wake of what may become another gun-related tragedy.

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MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle unloads on ‘businessman’ Trump for being clueless about trade and basic economics

MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle blasted President Donald Trump for being misinformed about the economy during an appearance with Katy Tur on Tuesday.

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Lewandowski goes on MSNBC to defend Trump humiliating his own cabinet by firing them on Twitter

Appearing on MSNBC on Tuesday afternoon, fast-talking former Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski brushed aside the appropriateness of the president firing high level cabinet members via Twitter, saying anyone ousted knew they were on thin ice before being dumped.

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‘Grifters gonna grift’: Scott Pruitt gets annihilated by Stephanie Ruhle's MSBNC panel for corruption at the EPA

An MSNBC panel on Tuesday called out EPA Director Scott Pruitt for corruption and defying the White House by giving raises to his favorite aides.

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