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After Jerry Brown Disobeys Trump's Direct Order, Donald Swings The Hammer Hard - Duration: 6:20.
For more infomation >> After Jerry Brown Disobeys Trump's Direct Order, Donald Swings The Hammer Hard - Duration: 6:20. -------------------------------------------
Don McGahn To Leave Job As White House Counsel, Trump Says - Duration: 0:19.
For more infomation >> Don McGahn To Leave Job As White House Counsel, Trump Says - Duration: 0:19. -------------------------------------------
Donald Trump aponta que 96% dos resultados do Google sobre si é da mídia de esquerda - Duration: 4:19.
For more infomation >> Donald Trump aponta que 96% dos resultados do Google sobre si é da mídia de esquerda - Duration: 4:19. -------------------------------------------
SHAKA XTRA TIME: TALKS on Kenyatta's Talks With Trump - Duration: 27:56.
For more infomation >> SHAKA XTRA TIME: TALKS on Kenyatta's Talks With Trump - Duration: 27:56. -------------------------------------------
Trump defiende su respuesta al huracán en Puerto Rico/trump defends his response - Duration: 2:37.
US President Donald Trump defended today that his government did a "fantastic job" in its
response to Hurricane Maria that swept last year to Puerto Rico and hoped that "they will
not be hit again" by a similar catastrophe because its infrastructure It is not recovered.
One day after a study commissioned by the Puerto Rican authorities raised the death
toll to 2,975 people as a result of Hurricane Maria, Trump disputed the idea that the federal
government did not do enough in the face of the crisis.
"I think we did a fantastic job in Puerto Rico, and we're still helping Puerto Rico,"
Trump told reporters at the White House.
"We destined thousands and billions of dollars to Puerto Rico, and it was very hard, do not
forget that your power plant was dead before the storm," he added.
The president said that "the majority of people in Puerto Rico really appreciate what the
federal government has done," and assured that the island's governor, Ricardo Rosselló,
"is really happy with the work" that the White House has done.
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"I just hope it does not hit them again (a hurricane), because they hit two (storms)
in a row, and it was something that had never been seen before," said Trump.
He recalled that Texas and Florida, also devastated last year by storms, "recovered quickly",
but "in Puerto Rico it was more difficult" due to their previous infrastructure problems
and because "being an island, it is more difficult to take things with them" .
"Puerto Rico had difficulties before being hit, and we are still fixing those difficulties,"
he said.
The death toll calculated in the study commissioned by the Government of the island and published
on Tuesday makes Hurricane Maria one of the worst tragedies due to a natural disaster
in US history, well above the 1,880 deaths in 2005 in New Orleans by Katrina.
The island authorities defended for months that the cyclone had left 64 deaths, while
the new study, prepared by the George Washington University, estimates that there were 2,975,
and another analysis of Harvard University released in May placed the balance at 4,645
deceased
The federal government also played down the consequences of the passage of the cyclone,
and during his visit last October to Puerto Rico, Trump said Hurricane Maria was not "a
real catastrophe" like Hurricane Katrina of 2005.
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Activist Tries to Bash Trump with New Billboard, New Jersey Town Strikes Back - Duration: 4:51.
For more infomation >> Activist Tries to Bash Trump with New Billboard, New Jersey Town Strikes Back - Duration: 4:51. -------------------------------------------
Jeff Sessions Took An Unthinkable Step That Trump Did Not Like - Duration: 3:51.
Jeff Sessions found himself in big trouble Donald Trump went on TV and
blasted sessions for how he ran the Justice Department sessions fired back
at Trump and crossed an unthinkable line Donald Trump's growing frustration with
Jeff sessions sessions anger drum by refusing to take action against the
Democrats he permitted Hillary Clinton and rogue FBI agents to escape jail time
Trump supporters pointed out they committed clear crimes however sessions
sat on their criminal conduct Trump has expressed his anger many times on social
media the president recently ripped sessions for allowing the DOJ to go
after Paul Manafort Trump tweeted I feel very badly for a Paul Manafort and his
wonderful family justice took a 12 year old tax case among other things applied
tremendous pressure on him and unlike Michael Cohen he refused to break make
up stories in order to get a deal such respect for a brave man Donald Trump
blasts Jeff sessions on Fox News Trump took his criticism of sessions to a new
level this week the president again ripped sessions for not doing his job
Trump noted sessions allowed the Mueller probe to grow out of control in an
interview with Fox & Friends Trump stated you know the only reason I
gave him the job because I felt he was an original supporter Trump criticized
sessions saying he never took control of the Justice Department Mueller dug into
areas of Trump's life outside the scope of alleged Russian collusion now
prosecutors are looking into the president for payments made to women
during the 2016 election after Trump's interview Senator Lindsey Graham stated
he thinks Trump will soon fire sessions the president's entitled to having an
attorney general he s faith in somebody that is qualified for the job
and I think there will come a time sooner rather than later where it will
be time to have a new face into fresh voice at the Department of Justice
clearly Attorney General Sessions doesn't have the confidence of the
President Grahame stated other Trump allies
expressed this same view Jerry Falwell Jr hinted Trump could fire sessions
after November some Trump supporters thought sessions was asking for Trump to
fire him Trump did not take the bait the president in sessions met at the White
House to talk about a prison reform bill sessions opposed the bill because it led
thousands of felons out on the streets Trump agreed to put it aside until after
the midterm elections even though Trump and sessions were at odds sessions
scored a big policy win some Republicans continue to support sessions Texas
Senator John Cornyn said Trump should keep sessions it would be bad for the
country it would be bad for the president it would be bad for the
Department of Justice for him to be forced out under these circumstances
Cornyn stated President Trump and many of his supporters do not agree they lost
faith in sessions despite sessions putting Trump's immigration agenda into
action sessions failure to control the Mueller investigation is a mistake they
cannot forgive do you think Trump should fire Jeff Sessions let us know your
thoughts in the comment section
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Don McGahn Is Leaving & Donald Trump WH Isn't Ready For Legal Storm Coming | The 11th Hour | MSNBC - Duration: 11:08.
For more infomation >> Don McGahn Is Leaving & Donald Trump WH Isn't Ready For Legal Storm Coming | The 11th Hour | MSNBC - Duration: 11:08. -------------------------------------------
Trump plans Billings rally - Duration: 0:50.
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Trump Declares All-Out War Against Google Censorship - Duration: 3:39.
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White House counsel Don McGahn to depart in the fall: Trump - Duration: 0:41.
President Trump has announced that White House counsel Don McGahn will be leaving his post
in the coming weeks.
The pair's relationship has been strained amid reports that McGahn had been cooperating
extensively with special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into alleged Russian election meddling.
McGahn's departure would mark the latest in a series of high-ranking advisers to leave
the president's side.
As White House counsel, McGahn played a key role in Trump's efforts to revamp the federal
judiciary with relatively young conservative justices.
Trump said McGahn is slated to leave after the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee
Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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Trump promised to end Korean War to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un: Vox - Duration: 2:19.
Let's start with the shaky state of Pyongyang-Washington ties.
Could there be another reason behind the current stalemate in negotiations between the United
States and North Korea?
While many are pointing an accusing finger at Pyongyang for dragging its feet on denuclearization,...
a U.S. media outlet reports that President Trump may have made Kim Jong-un a big promise
of his own during the Singapore summit,... one he has yet to keep.
Lee Ji-won has more.
U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly promised North Korean leader Kim Jong-un that he would
end the Korean War during their historic summit in Singapore back in June.
U.S. media outlet Vox, citing multiple sources familiar with the negotiations, reported Wednesday
that President Trump told Kim that he would sign a declaration to end the war soon after
their summit.
But since then, the U.S. has been repeatedly urging North Korea to take more concrete actions
for its denuclearization, more specifically, handing over 60 to 70 percent of its nuclear
warheads within six to eight months.
Vox says this is likely what brought about the deadlock and the increasingly hostile
response from the North.
One of the sources told Vox that President Trump having promised a peace declaration
but then making it conditional would seem as though Washington is reneging on its commitments
and it makes sense why the North Koreans are angry.
While the White House declined to comment, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert
said she's not familiar with that being part of the overall agreement, but once again reiterated
the U.S. believes denuclearization has to take place before anything else.
Despite the skepticism and doubt, likely aggravated by President Trump's cancellation of his Secretary
of State's visit to Pyongyang,... the president once again reiterated that he's on good terms
with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
Speaking at the White House on Wednesday, President Trump said the U.S. is doing very
well with North Korea.
But he pointed to China as one of the reasons for the current stalemate with the North.
"China is the route to North Korea.
Ninety three percent of the products and various things that go into North Korea, go through
China.
And I think that China makes it much more difficult in terms of our relationship with
North Korea."
President Trump praised Chinese President Xi Jinping and China in general, but said
that, with the U.S. losing hundreds of billions of dollars a year to China, he had to straighten
out their lob-sided trade relationship.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.
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Melania Trump Shade: 5 Times She Let Donald Have It - Duration: 3:03.
- [Narrator] Melania Trump has been married to US President
Donald Trump since 2005.
But there is increasing evidence that
she downright despises him.
In fact, she's made her distaste
for her orange hubby pretty obvious.
Here are just five examples of Melania Trump
shading her husband.
("In the Hall of the Mountain King" by Edvard Grieg)
Number one; that inauguration scowl.
January 20, 2017, the most significant day
in her husband's life.
But it was marred by the scowl seen 'round the world.
- [Man] It started to rain, Mr. President,
when you came to the platform.
- [Narrator] During the inauguration prayer,
Donald turned to say something to Melania,
who smiled brightly as he spoke,
but as soon as he turned his back,
she turned downright stone-faced.
It looked like trouble in paradise from the very beginning.
Number two; she does not want her hand held.
Melania Trump has made it clear
she doesn't like playing nicey-nice for the cameras.
Like the time she and Donald were boarding a plane
for his 2017 state trip to Israel.
When he tried to hold her hand,
she batted it away with a flick of a wrist.
(karate yell) (whip cracking)
- [Narrator] In February 2018, while posing for cameras,
he tried to grab Melania's hand
only to find her move away from him as if to say,
- Not today, Satan, not today.
- [Narrator] Melania famously took a separate motorcade,
instead of showing up at his side,
to attend her husband's 2018 State of the Union address.
And for good measure, there was this.
Number three; the cyber-bullying initiative.
In May 2018, Melania unveiled #BeBest,
a campaign aimed at discouraging
cyber-bullying among children.
But, let's face it, cyber-bullying
is the one thing her husband is best known for.
Quote, "Most children are more aware of the benefits
"and pitfalls of social media than some adults."
Melania has said on record.
Number four; she defended LeBron James.
After LeBron James accused Donald Trump
of using pro sports to divide America
Trump took to Twitter to insult him.
But Melania directly contradicted her husband's insults.
Quote, "It looks like LeBron James is working to do good
"things on behalf of our next generation,"
she released through a spokesperson.
Number five; she won't sleep in the same bed.
As if you didn't already know,
there is no spooning going on in the White House.
A source told the New York Times
that they keep separate bedrooms
and stay in separate hotel suites when they travel.
So it appears that Melania Trump
isn't one of her husband's biggest fans.
And honestly, who can blame her?
("In the Hall of the Mountain King" by Edvard Grieg)
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