Two days after Trump touted his tough talk with North Korea, the White House was forced to admit that he got his countries mixed up.

NBC’s Chuck Todd couldn’t keep a straight face while listening to a Trump adviser’s absurd excuses.

Advisers like Peter Navarro seem hell-bent on making Trump feel like an all-powerful leader who can do no wrong.

When Jared Kushner didn’t get his way, a diplomatic crisis ensued.

The Trump team tried to say tariffs would not seriously hurt the cost of soup. Then the biggest soup company destroyed their entire story.

Trump cabinet secretary Wilbur Ross says if Trump’s proposed tariffs increase the costs of cars it’s “no big deal.” Ross is a multimillionaire, and most Americans are not.

Trump’s treasury chief got owned by a sixth-grader.

“I’ve been offered that job many times … “

Pence eagerly steps in to salvage Trump’s unqualified nominees.

Being associated with the Trump “shitshow” could doom job prospects for White House employees.

Ben Carson is fine with cutting programs for the needy from his taxpayer-funded lavish office.

Sen. Claire McCaskill didn’t let Trump’s NSA chief get away with his excuses.

Another day, another Trump administration luxury scandal.

The Trump administration’s disregard for diplomacy is driving career diplomats to flee.  

The Trump Organization is attempting to appear transparent while providing zero actual evidence.

The Trump administration is revamping the nation’s family planning program to prioritize abstinence-only and religious-based counseling.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke holds shares in a firearms company he did not disclose, then met with heads of the company on government time.

Ethics violations are a hallmark of the Trump administration.

Trump hasn’t nominated anyone for a key White House science post, so the position fell into the lap of a 31-year-old with no training in science.

Anything to avoid questions on domestic violence and Russia.

The Sunday shows were noticeably void of any administration figures, as Trump gets hammered for his callous response to the latest mass shooting.

The Trump administration really doesn’t think there’s anything to do to stop gun violence.

Trump and his team went into hiding when more than a dozen kids were shot and killed in their school.

The Treasury secretary really struggled to explain Trump’s treatment of Russia.

And Jeff Sessions is going to let them get away with it.

The potential of a wide-ranging investigation poses enormous political risks for the White House.

The EPA says Scott Pruitt has no choice but to travel in first class, because otherwise someone in the economy seats might try to beat him up.

“To put it in terms the general would understand, his handling of the Porter scandal amounts to dereliction of duty.”

The cover-up keeps looking worse and worse.

The spin keeps changing but the facts remain the same — the White House covered for a domestic abuser.