An MSNBC analyst sharply criticized Donald Trump, arguing that the scale of the alleged conduct has become more extensive than many had previously recognized.

President Trump's interview with NBC's Kristen Welker gets heated as she pushes back on fact-checking, and he walks out early. Adam Bettcher / NBC What began as a discussion of Iran, war and the economy ended with President Donald Trump accusing NBC’s Kristen Welker of being either “crooked” or “stupid” before abruptly ending a tense interview that had steadily deteriorated over the course of the exchange.

President Donald Trump called the press "crooked" and ended his NBC interview abruptly after getting into repeated clashes with Kristen Welker.

Donald Trump may have stormed off mid-interview on Meet the Press, but NBC had the final word. After the president, 79, abruptly ended his interview with journalist Kristen Welker when she confronted him about his election conspiracies,

Meet the Press' host pushed back on Trump's unproven claim that the still-undecided California elections were rigged.

NBC News host Ryan Nobles flat-out declared that anyone who covers Congress knows "There's no chance" Trump's so-called "SAVE America Act" will ever pass. The post NBC’s Nobles Flat-Out Declares ‘There’s No Chance’ Trump’s SAVE Act Will Ever Pass first appeared on Mediaite.

Joe Scarborough, host of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, delivered a blistering critique of President Donald Trump‘s newly signed memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran, calling it an “abject surrender” that would leave Tehran “more powerful than they’ve ever been.

Trump made unfounded assertions of election fraud and incorrectly said he had never promised peace

Joy Reid says she can no longer root for the New York Giants after quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced President Trump on stage at a recent event.

The Trump administration plans to pull the plug on the USMCA, a trade deal that has become a stabilizing force across North America’s three largest economies.