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But the 25th amendment. the provision by which a majority of the cabinet can vote to remove the president. when bannon mentioned the 25th amendment, trump said, what's that? joining us now, gabe sherman for "vanity fair." david frum. jason johnson at the root.com and msnbc contributor and david k. johnson who founded the d.c. report.org, a nonprofit news organization that covers the trump administration. and, gabe, i first -- i think this might have been the first program where the 25th amendment was discussed this year. and it seems when i look at -- it's hard to pinpoint exactly in your arti...

Personal income tax returns which they made public. donald trump is never going to voluntarily let us see his tax returns and so whenever he tries that line about this tax cut not being good for him, he will always have to follow it with that catchphrase of his, believe me. but he will never, ever give anyone a reason to believe him about taxes. joining us now, bruce bartlett, a former deputy assistant secretary at the treasury and also with us, david k. johnson, founded d.c. report.org. a nonprofit news aings to cover the trump administration. david is former tax reporter for "the new york ti...

The officials said it didn't listen in realtime and could have conducted clandestine surveillance obtaining copies of the e-mails and other electronically stored communications or by having agents follow him or conduct physical searches of his property. joining us now, barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, professor of law at university of michigan. also a nbc news and msnbc legal contributor. david k. johnston with us, journalist who founded d.c. report.org, a nonprofit news organization to cover the trump administration and joy reid is back with us. and ...

Axios people will wish they were nicer to sean. he was in a lot of meetings. "wall street journal" reports that paul manafort was put under surveillance after leaving. the officials said it didn't listen in realtime and could have conducted clandestine surveillance obtaining copies of the e-mails and other electronically stored communications or by having agents follow him or conduct physical searches of his property. joining us now, barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, professor of law at university of michigan. also a nbc news and msnbc legal contributo...

Your entire life. number two. racism. the least racist person. >> and welcome back to "hardball." president trump says he's the least racist person but his words and actions this past week suggest to many a different story. a recent "new york times" report looks at trump's personal history with race. how does his history square with his response to the charlottesville tragedy. i'm joined by the man who literally wrote the book on donald trump. the author of the making of donald trump. editor in chief of d.c. report.org. so people saw donald trump give this impromptu press conference on charlot...