Donald Trump
Maddow's MSNBC colleague Nicolle Wallace called it "clownish."
“I think people have to remember who Melania really is,” said Stephanie Winston Wolkoff.
Critics aren't buying this big claim by the son of the former president.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The former president and his allies found a new way to use his criminal trial to try to raise cash.
The Ohio Republican's explanation went awry.
MSNBC's Alex Wagner questioned the legality of the move, given the gag order the former president is currently under.
"The Late Show" host mocked a bizarre slip-of-the-tongue from someone reportedly vying for the Republican vice presidential slot.
"The Daily Show" correspondent reveals who's trying a little too hard for the former president's VP slot.
It should be outlawed "for the sake of families," Carson argues in his new book, "The Perilous Fight."
"Do we have something to do around here other than watch a stupid porn trial?" Alaska GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski asked on Tuesday.