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A Bombshell Email Is The Smoking Gun In FBI Scandal Of Spying On Trump

The FBI's spygate scandal continues to take a turn for the worse.

An FBI spy attempted to infiltrate the Trump campaign.

Now a bombshell email offers smoking gun evidence that the FBI's covert operation was even

worse than anyone thought.

The FBI claims they opened operation "Crossfire Hurricane" – the codename given to the

counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign – on July 31st, 2016.

This supposedly occurred after the FBI was informed that Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos

blabbed to an Australian diplomat that a Maltese professor named Joseph Mifsud informed him

the Russians had dirt on Hillary Clinton.

But this story is beginning to look like a cover up for the real truth.

The ugly truth is that the FBI began spying on the Trump campaign far earlier than they

claimed, and their spy contacted even more Trump campaign officials than previously thought.

J.D. Gordon – the director of the Trump campaign's national security committee and

who is also a veteran – told the Daily Caller that top Trump aide Stephen Miller had also

been invited to the same Cambridge event as Carter Page back in May 2016 by the FBI spy.

Miller could not attend the July event, but Page did and described having an uneventful

conversation with Stephan Halper, the FBI spy.

The Daily Caller reports: "J. D. Gordon, the director of the campaign's national

security advisory committee, told TheDCNF he believes the invitation from Cambridge

to Miller was sent in May 2016. That's a month before a graduate assistant of FBI informant

Stefan Halper sent an invitation to Page to visit the campus.

"The invitation was to Stephen Miller who could not attend," Gordon, a former Pentagon

spokesman, told TheDCNF. "In the midst of our policy office search for a surrogate,

Carter Page informed me that he had also been invited and would like to attend."

This is a troubling development.

It was initially believed Page was targeted because in 2013, Russians agents were caught

on a wiretap discussing recruiting Page.

But what gets left out of that story was that the Russian agents never moved forward and

Page worked with the FBI to help catch the Russian spies.

The email to Miller indicates the spy wasn't necessarily targeting Page.

What the FBI was looking for was a point of entry into the Trump campaign.

The spy turned to Page when his approach to Miller failed.

This presents the FBI's conduct in an entirely new light.

The investigation was not a grand spy hunt to capture Russian agents.

Bureau officials – most likely colluding with the Obama White House – launched a

politically motivated fishing expedition into the Trump campaign to see what they could

turn up.

Operation Crossfire Hurricane did not begin on July 31st.

The FBI began digging into the Trump campaign months earlier.

President Trump sent out a series of tweets relaying the contents of an interview with

Chris Farrell of Judicial Watch and Fox Business host Lou Dobbs.

Trump quoted Farrell as stating that the active measures against Trump actually began in December

2015.

The FBI's scheme to run covert operations to spy on Donald Trump and to sabotage his

campaign is the real scandal.

That is what should be investigated. This nonsense about collusion with Russia is fake

news and the investigation needs to be shut down immediately.

We will keep you up to date on any new developments in this story.

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For more infomation >> A Bombshell Email Is The Smoking Gun In FBI Scandal Of Spying On Trump - Duration: 12:43.

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BREAKING PRESIDENT TRUMP IS READY TO ARREST HILLARY CLINTON - Duration: 14:18.

BREAKING PRESIDENT TRUMP IS READY TO ARREST HILLARY CLINTON

Trump told the public that he would take down Hillary.

He promised to make her answer for her crimes.

Even during the election process he made a promise.

Well Trump finally has a big announcement about this.

Clinton would be facing a trial if it weren't for FBI director James Comey.

Trump went to Fox Business Network hosted by Maria Bartiromo.

There he explained that Comey chose not to prosecute Clinton.

At least during her time as Secretary of State.

To Trump it is as Comey won, not Hillary.

He further explained that Comey read all the charges.

He knew very well that she is guilty.

And he saved her life.

Trump wasn't done yet.

He mentioned a press conference at which Comey mentioned Clinton's actions as "reckless".

All in all, Comey is the only thing keeping her from going to jail.

Trump confirms it as well.

But he isn't giving up.

And if you thought we are talking about Clinton than you are mistaken.

We already know he isn't giving up on her.

What Trump meant to said is that he isn't giving up on Comey.

He said that he will wait and see how things turn out.

He wants to give everyone

a fair chance.

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Right After Huge Supreme Court Travel Ban Win, Trump Stuck It To Dems With How He Celebrated. - Duration: 4:53.

Right After Huge Supreme Court Travel Ban Win, Trump Stuck It To Dems With How He Celebrated.

President Donald Trump just stuck it to the Democrat haters like a rusty thumbtack in

a piece of old rotten chicken.

The President of the United States celebrated a Supreme Court victory, and rubbed it like

salt on a slug.

The President doesn't hold back when it comes to him voicing his opinion, and slapping

people with some wordplay on Twitter.

After all, Twitter seems to be Trump's favorite form of getting the word out, so when the

Supreme Court ruled to uphold portions of his travel ban, then, of course, he hopped

on his device and smashed the buttons to remind people, who the boss is now.

Tony Danza will have to take a step back because, Trump might be taking over as the new boss

these days.

Let's keep in mind that Trump's travel ban is not exactly a ban, but increased steps

in security to help ensure that safe people come to America, while unsafe people are filtered

out.

Calling it a "travel ban" is much easier than saying something long winded like "travel

restrictions" – hard, right?

Of course, it is!

We're a country of cutting things the short and easy way.

We're also a country of calling things the more provocative term, so "travel ban"

just sounds more interesting than something, so basic and simple such as "travel restrictions"

which we all go through on a daily basis, and don't even realize it.

Can you take a 40 ounce of liquid on the plane?

No, because it's restricted, right?

All those flavors and Trump's haters choose to be salty.

He may as well dump a little bit of salt on those wounds and hand his opponents a tissue.

"The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld President Trump's controversial travel ban affecting

several mostly Muslim countries, offering a limited endorsement of the president's

executive authority, on immigration in one of the hardest-fought battles of this term.

The 5-4 ruling marks the first major high court decision on a Trump administration policy.

It upholds the selective travel restrictions, which critics called a discriminatory "Muslim

ban" but the administration argued was needed for security reasons.

In a written statement, Trump called the ruling "a tremendous victory for the American People

and the Constitution."

As critics continued to decry the policy as "xenophobic," Trump described the court

decision as "a moment of profound vindication following months of hysterical commentary

from the media, and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our

border and our country."

Trump's celebratory Tweet was enough to get people fired up.

There were immediate hateful and spiteful messages sent as a reply to this message,

as is the case with many of Donald Trump's messages on Twitter.

People love to hate the guy.

One of the people who seem to constantly badger the president is a verified account of a man,

who claims to be a doctor.

It's unknown if he still practices medicine, but it appears as though he's constantly

getting, on Trump's case when he should've been paying more attention to his career,

and helping to save lives or make discoveries in medicine.

It's a shame when someone would waste time on Twitter arguing with people, when they

could be making people's lives better.

Trump only needed one "Wow" to get people thrown off their course for the day.

One little Tweet is all it takes to break the brittle crumbs who oppose Trump and hate

everything he does.

It doesn't make any sense why people are so spiteful towards him when Supreme Court

voted in his favor.

No matter what Trump does, it will not ever be enough to please everyone.

Trump is no different than any other president in that regard.

Every president will always have people who simply do not like him no matter what.

It's just the way of life for a president, however, Trump seems to have a lot more hateful

and violence-inducing people than most presidents in recent history.

It's absurd to see what people are doing out of their own misery and hate.

People like Maxine Waters seem to be calling for violence when they're supposed to be

representing the party of tolerance.

It's very odd that the party who constantly demands everyone else to be tolerant always

seems to be the most intolerant.

They don't realize that it's OK to have different beliefs and it's acceptable to

support the president.

Of course, Trump isn't their guy, so they're slowly becoming the party of intolerance.

Maybe they can have a pity party once a month in a safe space to cry on each other's shoulders

as everyone else carries on with their day and enjoys life.

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Supreme Court upholds Trump's travel ban targeting Muslim-majority nations - Duration: 1:53.

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld President Trump's travel ban targeting several Muslim-majority

countries.

The ruling gives Trump one of the biggest domestic victories of his presidency thus

far.

For more on this and other new around the world we turn to our Ro Aram…

Aram…run us through the details.

Well Mark…

A lower court had ruled that the travel ban was unconstitutional.

But the top court overturned the decision in a 5 to 4 conservative majority ruling on

Tuesday, after a fierce battle among the justices.

The opinion, written by Chief Justice John Roberts, rejects a challenge stating that

the travel ban discriminated against Muslims.

It also states that Trump was squarely within the scope of his presidential authority regarding

immigration and national security policy.

It didn't take long for President Trump to hail the ruling.

"……a tremendous success, a tremendous victory for the American people and for our

Constitution.

This is a great victory for our Constitution…."

Justice Sonia Sotomayor read a dissent aloud in court, which stated that the court failed

to uphold the religious liberty guaranteed by the first amendment.

Tuesday's decision also came as protestors gathered outside the court building demanding

the travel ban be scrapped.

"…. I never thought I would stand on the steps of the Supreme Court and hear the most

fundamental pillar of our Constitution freedom of religion challenged.

It is wrong."

The travel ban, which is in its third iteration, was put in place last December after the Supreme

Court put the brakes on rulings from lower courts in the state of Hawaii and others.

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Democrats Respond to SCOTUS Ruling on Trump's Ban, Get Caught in Embarrassing Lie - Duration: 5:57.

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Supreme Court upholds Trump travel ban - Duration: 11:48.

The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that President Trump has the authority to ban travelers from certain majority-Muslim countries if he thinks it is necessary to protect the United States, a victory

in what has been a priority since Trump's first weeks in office and a major affirmation of presidential power

The vote was 5 to 4, with conservatives in the majority and Chief.Justice John G.Roberts Jr

finding that a string of unprecedented comments and warnings from Trump about Muslims did not erode the president's vast powers to control entry into this country

Later, the White.House issued a formal response that also took a swipe at Trump's declared enemies

It called the ruling a "vindication following months of hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians who

refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country." Lower courts had struck down each of the three iterations of the president's travel ban, the first of

which was issued in January 2017.But the administration said it fortified the order in response to each judicial setback, and it had reason to be optimistic about the Supreme Court, since

the justices previously decided to let the ban go into effect while considering the challenges to it

The ruling was one of a string of 5-to-4 decisions this term in which the.justices on the right reasserted themselves, after the addition of Trump-nominated Justice Neil M

Gorsuch last year restored a conservative majority.The campaign of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky

), who for 10.months kept the Republican-controlled Senate from voting on President Barack Obama's nominee to the court after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in 2016, celebrated by posting a picture on Twitter

It.was of him shaking hands with Gorsuch.The current ban, issued last fall, barred various travelers from eight countries, six of them with Muslim majorities

They are Syria, Libya, Iran, Yemen, Chad, Somalia,.North Korea and Venezuela.Restrictions on North Korea and Venezuela were not part of the challenge

Chad was later removed from the list.Roberts tried to play down the political aspects of the case,

writing that the proclamation that led to the ban "is squarely within the scope of Presidential authority" and noting that its text does not mention religion

His opinion gave a short history.of Trump's comments about Muslims, starting with a campaign pledge for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what is

going on."The pledge remained on the campaign website after Trump became president

And other tweets and statements followed."But the issue before us is not whether to denounce the statements," Roberts wrote

"It is.instead the significance of those statements in reviewing a Presidential directive, neutral on its face, addressing a matter within the core of executive responsibility

In doing so, we must consider not only.the statements of a particular President, but also the authority of the Presidency itself

" He added: "We express no view on the soundness of the policy." Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote a

stinging rebuttal, joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.And she read part of it in a dramatic moment on the bench

Sotomayor noted the campaign statements and anti-Muslim videos and comments the president

shared on Twitter, including one titled "Muslim Destroys a Statue of Virgin Mary!" "Take a brief moment and let the gravity of those statements sink in," she said

"And then remember,".Sotomayor added, that the statements and tweets were spoken or written "by the current president of the United States

" Sotomayor repeatedly called out Trump by name in her lengthy statement and.said the majority's decision "repeats tragic mistakes of the past" and "tells members of minority religions" in the United States that "they are outsiders

" The court, she wrote, was "blindly accepting.the Government's misguided invitation to sanction a discriminatory policy

" In her passionate dissent, Sotomayor compared the decision to Korematsu v.United States, in which the Supreme Court in 1944 upheld the detention

of Japanese Americans during World War II.Both rulings, she said, will be considered historic mistakes

Roberts objected."Whatever rhetorical advantage the dissent may see in doing so, Korematsu has nothing to do with

this case," he wrote, adding that "it is wholly inapt to liken that morally repugnant order to a facially neutral policy denying certain foreign nationals the privilege of admission

" But he.said the reference did give the court a chance to make official something it never had before: "Korematsu was gravely wrong the day it was decided, has been overruled in the

court of history, and — to be clear — has no place in law under the Constitution." Justices Stephen G

Breyer and Elena Kagan also dissented, in an opinion with less-explosive language

Breyer.said it was not clear that an important part of the order — its "elaborate system of exemptions and waivers" for refugees, asylum seekers, students and others — was working

"While more.than 15,000 Syrian refugees arrived in the United States in 2016, only 13 have arrived since January 2018," he wrote

Breyer thought the case should be sent back to a lower court.for an examination of that issue

But without that, he said, he would, "on balance, find the evidence of antireligious bias

 . .a sufficient basis to set the Proclamation aside." Neal Katyal, the.Washington lawyer who argued the case for Hawaii and other challengers, expressed disappointment at the ruling and called on Congress to step in

"We continue to believe, as do four dissenting justices,.that the travel ban is unconstitutional, unprecedented, unnecessary and un-American," he said in a statement

". . .The travel ban is atrocious policy, and makes us less safe and undermines our American ideals

Now that.the Court has upheld it, it is up to Congress to do its job and reverse President Trump's unilateral and unwise travel ban

" The administration said the third edition of the.ban responded to the judicial criticisms of the first two and was a result of a "worldwide review of the processes for vetting aliens seeking entry from abroad

" But a unanimous.ruling from a three-judge panel of the U.S.Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit said that the third version of the travel ban suffered from the deficiencies of the first two

— that Trump had again exceeded his lawful authority and that he had not made a legally sufficient finding that entry of those blocked would be "detrimental to the interests of

the United States." The U.S.Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit in Richmond struck down the ban on the constitutional question

The 9-to-4 decision took a deep dive into Trump's statements and.tweets, and concluded that the proclamation, like the first two, was motivated not by national security concerns but by antipathy toward Muslims

Even the Supreme Court dissents did not make much of.a claim that Trump lacked the statutory authority to bar the entry of those the administration had reason to believe could harm the country

And Roberts rejected the notion that the court.was prohibited from examining the reasoning for the president's actions on immigration matters

But Sotomayor said the majority failed by not finding that the policy was inspired by "animosity toward a disfavored

group." "Our Constitution demands, and our country deserves, a Judiciary willing to hold the coordinate branches to account when they defy our most sacred legal commitments," she wrote

"Because the Court's decision.today has failed in that respect, with profound regret, I dissent

" Roberts seemed careful not to tie the court to Trump's remarks."The President of the United States possesses an extraordinary power

to speak to his fellow citizens and on their behalf," he wrote, and was almost wistful in remembering presidents — he named George Washington, Dwight D

Eisenhower and George W.Bush — who."used that power to espouse the principles of religious freedom and tolerance

" "The very fact that an official may have broad discretion, discretion free from judicial scrutiny, makes it all the

more imperative for him or her to adhere to the Constitution and to its meaning and its promise," he wrote

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OUTRAGE AFTER TREY GOWDY EXPOSES SECRET FBI PLAN TO OVERTHROW TRUMP — DEMS ARE FURIOUS - Duration: 11:40.

OUTRAGE AFTER TREY GOWDY EXPOSES SECRET FBI PLAN TO OVERTHROW TRUMP — DEMS ARE FURIOUS

Over the past few weeks, it's become blatantly obvious that White House Special Counsel Robert

Mueller's investigation into President Donald Trump's alleged collusion with Russia is

nothing more than a witch hunt.

Now, South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy has finally had enough.

Western Journalism reported that Gowdy went on Fox News on Monday night with fellow Republican

lawmaker John Ratcliffe to talk about the newly discovered text messages that add to

accusations that the FBI may be harboring anti-Trump bias in their investigation of

Russian collusion.

The text exchanges were between FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page, who

was his mistress.

The texts make it clear that Stzok and Page have an intense dislike of Trump, with the

agent even implying that a "secret society" exists among federal agents to prevent Trump

from entering the White House.

"We know about this 'insurance policy' that was referenced in trying to prevent Donald

Trump from becoming president.

We learned today about information that after — in the immediate aftermath of this election

— that there may have been a 'secret society' of folks within the Department of Justice

and the FBI, to include Page and Strzok, that would be working against him," Ratcliffe

said.

"I'm not saying that actually happened, but when folks speak in those terms, they

need to come forward to explain the contexts with which they use those terms."

"It's the day after the election and it's the same two people who were discussing a

little bit later in the texts the damage they had done with the Clinton investigation and

how they could 'fix it' and make it right," Gowdy said.

"That is a level of bias that is stunning among law enforcement officers."

In another damning text message, Strzok suggested that there was some sort of "insurance policy"

in place in the event that Trump were to win the presidency.

"I want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in Andy's office …that

there's no way he gets elected — but I'm afraid we can't take that risk.

It's like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you're 40," the married

Strzok wrote to Page.

Last week, the Department of Justice announced that it had somehow lost five months worth

of texts between Strzok and Page.

The DOJ said that all texts between Dec. 14, 2016, to May 17, 2017, were no longer available,

and Republicans immediately called foul.

"It is possible these text messages that are missing, perhaps they really were lost.

Perhaps it is another strange coincidence," Ratcliffe stated.

"It makes it harder and harder for us to explain one strange coincidence after another."

We can only hope that Gowdy, Ratcliffe, and their fellow Republicans are able to get to

the bottom of this and finally put a stop to Mueller's witch hunt

against Trump.

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President Trump to hear Kentuckians' concerns on school safety - Duration: 1:32.

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Chris Matthews Tells Democrats To Fight Trump's Supreme Court Nominee - Duration: 1:15.

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Trump lashes out at Harley-Davidson - Duration: 1:11.

President Donald Trump set his sights on Harley-Davidson in a round of Twitter attacks on Tuesday,

saying the iconic motorcycle company "will be taxed like never before!"

It follows a proposed plan by Harley-Davidson to move some of its production overseas.

The EU raised an existing tariff it had on the company's motorcycles by almost five times

in retaliation for the U.S.' tariffs on EU aluminum and steel.

Harley-Davidson says it would lose about $2,200 for each bike it exported, and a total of

up to $100 million a year, due to the hike.

But Trump says the tariffs are just an excuse and that the company had existing plans to

move.

Either way, moving some production overseas looks like it may be in Harley-Davidson's

best interest.

Its last quarter sales fell by 12 percent in the U.S. but grew by about 7 percent in

multiple continents, including Europe.

The rift is particularly notable because Harley-Davidson has traditionally, had strong support within

the GOP.

Trump himself once said,

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Trump tweets about the strength of the US economy - Duration: 7:02.

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Trump gloated about his 'endorsement' from David Lynch. Lynch's response just broke the internet - Duration: 3:28.

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Trump's New Border Plan Shakes Washington Swamp, Sends 'Undocumenteds' Scrambling - Duration: 4:41.

Trump's New Border Plan Shakes Washington Swamp, Sends 'Undocumenteds' Scrambling

President Trump suggested a plan that is sure to send illegal aliens scrambling and it provoked

an uproar out of the Swamp and the left almost immediately.

Frankly, I'm all for it.

He's suggesting that illegal aliens not be given constitutional rights and due process

in court.

That they should just be immediately deported.

I have a few thoughts on this one.

It's true that the Supreme Court ruled that any person who is on American soil has constitutional

rights.

But that doesn't make the ruling correct and personally, I don't think that is ever

what the Founding Fathers intended.

They intended our rights to be applied to American citizens.

Therefore, I would agree with putting these illegal aliens on a bus and immediately sending

them back where they came from.

I am not in the majority on this opinion, unfortunately.

Judge Napolitano disagrees with me and says they do have rights.

But he also points out there is an easy fix to all this… just don't let them over

the border in the first place.

If we had a wall and security, that would be the case.

Until we can get there, according to SCOTUS, these people must be adjudicated.

This means housing and providing for tens of thousands of them.

It is untenable and a horrific mess.

Brought to you by Democrats and progressive Republicans alike.

Americans, when they stray into Mexico, are arrested, tortured, beaten and treated abysmally.

They do not have the same rights as Mexican citizens do.

I'm not saying we should treat illegal aliens as the Mexicans do… we should be fair and

humane.

But we should not treat them as if they are actual Americans and the president agrees

with that.

Although yesterday he did concede that it would be more workable to just prevent them

from coming across the border and to transport them back to wherever they came from.

Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy is the right call here to be used against

those who don't respect the rule of law.

I support the move 100 percent.

From Reuters:

"President Donald Trump said on Sunday that people who enter the United States illegally

should be sent back immediately to where they came from without any judicial process, likening

them to invaders who are trying to "break into" the country.

"His proposal drew immediate criticism from legal analysts and immigrant rights advocates

who said it would violate the U.S. Constitution's due process provision, which applies to citizens

and non-citizens alike.

"In a series of tweets on Sunday, Trump said: "We cannot allow all of these people

to invade our Country.

When somebody comes in, we must immediately, with no Judges or Court Cases, bring them

back from where they came."

""Cannot accept all of the people trying to break into our Country.

Strong Borders, No Crime!""

They are invaders and they have declared that is what they intend to do.

If you listen to the current leading candidate for the presidency in Mexico, he is urging

Mexican citizens to go to the U.S. to basically invade and conquer America.

They see it as taking back land they claim is theirs.

In my book, that is an act of war.

I also do not share in the sentiment that illegal alien children should be reunited

with their parents.

We do not do that when Americans break the law and go to prison.

That's just insane.

I'm not alone in thinking this way.

Many legal scholars support my point of view… especially constitutional originalists.

Dinesh D'Souza, a man I greatly respect, stated during a Fox News interview that, "Citizenship

is a kind of bargain among citizens of a country, and it comes from a social contract with certain

rights and responsibilities.

The whole idea of letting non-citizens vote and shape the governmental process falls outside

the social contract.

They need to go through the citizenship process, become citizens, and then they get the protections

and benefits of being a citizen."

That's what my son-in-law did.

He's from Denmark and we spent several years getting him over here legally.

He adopted my daughter's children and is now a citizen.

It took a lot of effort, time and money, but it was the right thing to do and I'm very

proud of him.

Democrats know all this.

That's not the point.

They want open borders so they have a permanent voting bloc to utilize in politics.

It's power for them.

They don't care about illegal immigrants' children.

But they use that for their political agenda.

This has gone on for far too long.

A wall needs to be built, border security truly enforced and the rule of law upheld.

Without borders and without the rule of law, we are not really a sovereign nation and the

left knows that.

President Trump is absolutely correct that they need to be sent back.

This lawfare over illegal immigration that is weaponized by the left has to stop.

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Right After Huge Supreme Court Travel Ban Win, Trump Stuck It To Dems With How He Celebrated - Duration: 4:14.

Right After Huge Supreme Court Travel Ban Win, Trump Stuck It To Dems With How He Celebrated

President Donald Trump just stuck it to the Democrat haters like a rusty thumbtack in

a piece of old rotten chicken.

The President of the United States celebrated a Supreme Court victory and rubbed it like

salt on a slug.

The President doesn't hold back when it comes to him voicing his opinion and slapping

people with some wordplay on Twitter.

After all, Twitter seems to be Trump's favorite form of getting the word out, so when the

Supreme Court ruled to uphold portions of his travel ban, then, of course, he hopped

on his device and smashed the buttons to remind people who the boss is now.

Tony Danza will have to take a step back because Trump might be taking over as the new boss

these days.

Let's keep in mind that Trump's travel ban is not exactly a ban, but increased steps

in security to help ensure that safe people come to America while unsafe people are filtered

out.

Calling it a "travel ban" is much easier than saying something longwinded like "travel

restrictions" – hard, right?

Of course, it is!

We're a country of cutting things the short and easy way.

We're also a country of calling things the more provocative term, so "travel ban"

just sounds more interesting than something so basic and simple such as "travel restrictions"

which we all go through on a daily basis and don't even realize it.

Can you take a 40 ounce of liquid on the plane?

No, because it's restricted, right?

All those flavors and Trump's haters choose to be salty.

He may as well dump a little bit of salt on those wounds and hand his opponents a tissue.

"The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld President Trump's controversial travel ban affecting

several mostly Muslim countries, offering a limited endorsement of the president's

executive authority on immigration in one of the hardest-fought battles of this term.

The 5-4 ruling marks the first major high court decision on a Trump administration policy.

It upholds the selective travel restrictions, which critics called a discriminatory "Muslim

ban" but the administration argued was needed for security reasons.

In a written statement, Trump called the ruling "a tremendous victory for the American People

and the Constitution."

As critics continued to decry the policy as "xenophobic," Trump described the court

decision as "a moment of profound vindication following months of hysterical commentary

from the media and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our

border and our country."

Trump's celebratory Tweet was enough to get people fired up.

There were immediate hateful and spiteful messages sent as a reply to this message,

as is the case with many of Donald Trump's messages on Twitter.

People love to hate the guy.

One of the people who seem to constantly badger the president is a verified account of a man

who claims to be a doctor.

It's unknown if he still practices medicine, but it appears as though he's constantly

getting on Trump's case when he should've been paying more attention to his career and

helping to save lives or make discoveries in medicine.

It's a shame when someone would waste time on Twitter arguing with people when they could

be making people's lives better.

Trump only needed one "Wow!" to get people thrown off their course for the day.

One little Tweet is all it takes to break the brittle crumbs who oppose Trump and hate

everything he does.

It doesn't make any sense why people are so spiteful towards him when Supreme Court

voted in his favor.

No matter what Trump does, it will not ever be enough to please everyone.

Trump is no different than any other president in that regard.

Every president will always have people who simply do not like him no matter what.

It's just the way of life for a president, however, Trump seems to have a lot more hateful

and violence-inducing people than most presidents in recent history.

It's absurd to see what people are doing out of their own misery and hate.

People like Maxine Waters seem to be calling for violence when they're supposed to be

representing the party of tolerance.

It's very odd that the party who constantly demands everyone else to be tolerant always

seems to be the most intolerant.

They don't realize that it's OK to have different beliefs and it's acceptable to

support the president.

Of course, Trump isn't their guy, so they're slowly becoming the party of intolerance.

Maybe they can have a pity party once a month in a safe space to cry on each other's shoulders

as everyone else carries on with their day and enjoys life.

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Trump admin. pulls back on Chinese restrictions - Duration: 1:01.

Despite reports on Monday, the White House has decided not to put an outright limit on

Chinese investments and will instead use a government panel to evaluate deals.

President Donald Trump said in a statement Wednesday he's decided to rely on updated

legislation Congress has made "significant progress" in passing.

As Newsy previously reported, the Trump administration was reportedly planning to announce two new

initiatives including blocking firms with at least 25 percent Chinese ownership from

investing in U.S. tech companies and barring additional technology exports to China.

Now, the president says he plans to implement the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization

Act.

Trump says FIRRMA will protect the U.S. from foreign investment threats and allow the country

to remain committed to open investments.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says the move isn't meant to target China, but to protect

U.S. technology.

The announcement comes in the midst of a brewing trade war between the U.S. and China.