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Post by Admin on Dec 1, 2017 18:45:15 GMT
US President Donald Trump believes his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, is giving him bad advice, according to a Vanity Fair report. The report Wednesday, citing sources “briefed on Trump’s thinking,” said Trump has confided in two right-wing provocateurs, Roger Stone and Stephen Bannon, that he no longer trusts Kushner. Bannon for the first eight months of Trump’s presidency was his top strategic adviser and reportedly clashed frequently with Kushner. According to the article, Trump blames Kushner for decisions that have led to a probe into connections between his campaign and Russia, among them the firing of his first national security adviser, Mike Flynn, for not revealing the extent of his ties with Russian officials; and the firing of James Comey, the FBI director, who said he was investigating the ties. Those events were among the factors that led the Justice Department to name a special counsel to run the probe, Robert Mueller. On Monday, Mueller announced his first arrests in the case.
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Post by Admin on Dec 4, 2017 18:50:44 GMT
President Donald Trump delivers remarks on tax reform in St. Louis.
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Post by Admin on Dec 7, 2017 18:40:22 GMT
President Trump Gives a Statement on Jerusalem Israel is talking with more countries about recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday. His announcement comes as the UN Security Council in New York prepares to hold a meeting in New York to discuss US President Donald Trump’s decision Wednesday to officially recognize Jerusalem and move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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Post by Admin on Dec 9, 2017 19:00:07 GMT
The president addresses supporters in the Florida panhandle.
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Post by Admin on Dec 10, 2017 18:37:53 GMT
President Donald Trump on Saturday took square aim at the media over erroneous reporting, capping a week of back and forth between the president and one of his favorite punching bags. Early Saturday, Trump slammed CNN for correcting a report about his son Donald Trump Jr., saying the network made a "vicious and purposeful mistake" in its reporting of emails received by the Trump campaign containing information from WikiLeaks relating to hacked Democratic National Committee documents. Later Saturday, Trump turned his ire on a Washington Post reporter who apologized for tweeting a picture that appeared to misrepresent crowd size at his Pensacola rally Friday night, calling for his firing. "They were caught red handed, just like lonely Brian Ross at ABC News (who should be immediately fired for his “mistake”)," the president wrote on Twitter on Saturday morning. "Watch to see if @cnn fires those responsible, or was it just gross incompetence?"
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