Politics

In a Capitol Hill interview Monday, former FBI director James Comey slammed the GOP for trading their commitment to the rule of law for Donald Trump.

A legal scholar and MSNBC analyst explained Monday that Donald Trump's major problems with the law are largely self-created.

White House spokesperson Mercedes Schlapp on Monday insisted that it was "laughable" to suggest there is chaos at the White House as government shutdown looms and President Donald Trump is reportedly struggling to find a new chief of staff and Interior secretary.

A Fox & Friends segment on Monday suggested that each Trump voter should give $80 to fund the president's border wall even though he has promised Mexico would pay for it.

Law professor Alan Dershowitz on Monday argued that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn should never have pleaded guilty in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation because "lying to the FBI is not a crime."

Former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance thinks that Donald Trump's "evolving" stories about Russia, campaign finance, obstructions of justice, James Comey, Michael Cohen and everything else shows that he's probably guilty.

A group of MSNBC political analysts feared President Donald Trump has become a "cornered badger" on political issues looming on the horizon.

During an MSNBC panel discussion on Donald Trump's overwhelming caseload of legal woes, a GOP strategist claimed they won't impact the president's fortunes because many voters regard special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation as merely Beltway "inside baseball," only to have it swatted away with a poll she specifically cited.

Sharing a clip of Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano breaking the news to the Fox & Friends hosts that Donald Trump did indeed break the law, an MSNBC panel focused on the conservative network's coming break-up with the president as his legal woes worsen.

New York University law professor Melissa Murray lamented on Sunday that Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani is descending down "a death spiral of stupid" after the former New York mayor argued that Donald Trump did not break campaign finance laws by paying hush money to alleged mistresses during the 2016 campaign.

Lanny Davis, an adviser representing Michael Cohen, revealed on Sunday that no one from the White House had ever told the then-Trump attorney not to lie to Congress or federal investigators.

During an MSNBC discussion on the various entities of Donald Trump's empire that are under investigation, one of his biographers pointed out that his entire presidential campaign was constructed like a "criminal enterprise."

Trump adviser Stephen Miller on Sunday raised his voice at CBS host Margaret Brennan after she pressed him on the Affordable Care Act and border security.