Noted and Quoted: MSNBC hosts on Roger Stone's indictment, the government shutdown and the state of conservatism

[Donald Trump’s] excesses, racism and misogyny led to this landmark moment in U.S. political history.

Mika Brzezinski, on why more women are running for office

The noose is tightening around the Trump campaign.

Ari Melber, on former Roger Stone's INDICTMENT AS PART OF MUELLER'S PROBE INTO RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE

There has been a lot — many tens of billions of dollars of illicit Russian money — apparently pouring through Deutsche Bank, during the time Deutsche Bank has inexplicably kept finding mysterious pots of cash to lend to a client no bank in its right mind would seem to want.

RACHEL MADDOW, ON PRESIDENT TRUMP

The defining conservative experience of this era is the palpable terror and rage at a social hierarchy that is threatening to tip over and land on its head.

Chris Hayes, on conservative reaction to a video featuring Covington Catholic students and a Native American activist

If the president read his daily intel briefing, he may have noticed that his intel community recognized Russia as one of the nation's biggest threats.

Nicolle Wallace, on a report published by 17 intelligence agencies that said traditional adversaries will continue attempts to gain influence

When people ask what the longest government shutdown in U.S. history was all about, what will be said? The short answer, of course, is 'the wall.' The 35-day shutdown over the wall, which caused immeasurable suffering to hundreds of thousands of Americans ended today. The same day that Roger Stone, the longtime Donald Trump adviser who invented the idea of building the wall as a trick to remind Donald Trump to talk tough on immigration at his campaign rallies, was taken into custody in the early morning hours by more than two dozen federal employees working without pay...

Joy Reid, on the final day of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history