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Trump's 2016 remarks slammed people refusing to testify: 'If you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth?'

Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn has refused to testify to Congress -- something that then-candidate Donald Trump suggested was an indicator of guilt in 2016.

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Video shows Melania slapping Trump's hand away as he tries to touch her on tarmac in Israel

Melania Trump appeared to slap her husband's hand when he reached out to her over the weekend.

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WATCH: Passengers chant 'lock him up' as unruly man wearing Trump hat is removed from flight

A flight from Shanghai to Newark, New Jersey was extended by three hours on Sunday after a fan of President Donald Trump became unruly and had to be removed.

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'He actually sounded presidential': CNN guest normalizes Trump for reading Saudi speech without 'popping off'

During a CNN appearance on Sunday, CBS News contributor Bob Schieffer asserted that President Donald Trump "sounded presidential" because he did not go off script during his speech to Muslim leaders in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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'Put handcuffs on them': Jason Chaffetz, who released Comey's Clinton letter, says leakers should be jailed

House Oversight Committee Chairmain Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) responded to questions about President Donald Trump's relationship with Russia on Sunday by asserting that people who leak information about the president should be investigated and jailed.

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Fox host Jeanine Pirro abruptly cuts video of Trump bowing to Saudi King during Kellyanne Conway interview

The Fox News program Justice with Judge Jeanine on Saturday abruptly cut video of President Donald Trump bowing his head to King Salman of Saudi Arabia.

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'It's very clear': Sean Spicer gets grilled on Comey memo -- and mumbles 'it's very clear' over and over

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer repeatedly insisted on Wednesday that President Donald Trump has been "very clear" that he had never tried to influence an FBI investigation into Russia's interference in the U.S. election.

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'Absolutely hypocritical': C-SPAN caller wallops Joe 'You Lie' Wilson for telling Dems to give Trump a chance

Rep. Joe Wilson, the South Carolina Republican who yelled "You lie!" during President Barack Obama's 2009 State of the Union address, was slammed by a C-SPAN caller on Wednesday after he insisted that voters should give President Donald Trump a chance.

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Trump made Sessions and Pence leave room before asking Comey to drop Flynn investigation: source

According to CNN's Jake Tapper, a source revealed President Donald Trump was in a meeting with former FBI director James Comey Feb. 14 when he asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Vice President Mike Pence to leave the room. It was at that time, Trump asked Comey to "let go" of the investigation into retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn.

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National security adviser refuses to deny Trump leaked to Russians: 'The premise of that article is false'

National Security Adviser Gen. H.R. McMaster on Tuesday refused to deny that President Donald Trump revealed "highly classified" information to the Russian foreign minister.

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'First Lady Ivanka Trump': Local Fox anchor apologizes for mistaking Ivanka for Trump's wife

KPTV anchor Shauna Parsons apologized on Tuesday after she identified President Donald Trump's wife as "First Lady Ivanka Trump."

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Sean Spicer: 'There's frankly no need for a special prosecutor' after Comey firing

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Monday insisted that there was no need to appoint a special prosecutor to conduct the investigation into Russia's interference in the U.S. election after President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.

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'Dumber than a bag of hammers': Internet lights up Arkansas AG for backing Comey firing with debunked excuses

Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge was harshly criticized by CNN viewers on Monday after she defended President Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey with old talking points that the White House had already abandoned.

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