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Former Hillary Clinton aide, Philippe Reines, took to Twitter on Monday to tell President

Trump: "You're f**ked."

"It's not you vs Obama.

It's not you vs Hillary.

It's you and your accidental two years vs America's first 240 years.

It's the first time since Nov 8 2016 the entire nation will render judgement on you.

You're f***ed," Reines tweeted.

Saraacarter.com reports: Reines' tweeted this on the same day as his podcast interview

with National Review's Jamie Weinstein, in which the former Clinton Aide said he believes

Trump will win reelection in 2020 "for a lot of reasons.

Also because moments in history like this tend to not get resolved."

Reines also called Trump a "freak of nature" and "bulldozer."

"The only two presidents in the last 85 years that have been denied a second term:

Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush.

And both because they had, as a sign of trouble, they had serious primary challengers," said

Reines.

Nate Silver, statistician and founder of FiveThirtyEight.com believes it is likely that Democrats will

take control of the House of Representatives, while Republicans will most likely maintain

control of the Senate.

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Trump fires Attorney General Jeff Sessions - Duration: 1:35.

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President Trump Celebrates Outcome Of Midterm Elections - Duration: 0:14.

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Eres terrible; enemigo del pueblo: Trump a periodista de CNN - Duration: 3:58.

    El presidente de Estados Unidos ofreció conferencia de prensa respecto a los resultados de las elecciones del martes, donde el Partido Demócrata le arrebató el control de la Cámara de Representantes

 Durante la conferencia el reportero Jim Acosta, corresponsal de CNN en la Casa Blanca, le preguntó a Trump sobre la caravana de migrantes centroamericanos que viaja por México rumbo a Estados Unidos

 Donald Trump interrumpió a Acosta y le dijo que debería dejarlo gobernar el país y recomendó al reportero concentrarse en las noticias en CNN

  Jim Acosta quiso continuar con su exposición sobre el tema que quería preguntar, pero nuevamente Trump interrumpió, ahora con un "bueno, ya es suficiente"

 El reportero pasó luego a preguntar sobre la investigación sobre la injerencia de Rusia en las elecciones del 2016

 Jim preguntó "en la investigación rusa, está preocupado porque puede que usted haya…", pero Trump cortó la pregunta y tajante dijo: "no estoy preocupado por nada de la investigación rusa porque es una farsa"

 "Deje el micrófono", ordenó Trump, quien ya no quería escuchar al insistente reportero

 Después el presidente reclamó: "Le voy a decir una cosa: CNN debería estar avergonzada de usted

Es una persona terrible y maleducada. No debería trabajar para CNN", pues recordó lo "mal que trata" a Sarah Huckabee Sanders, portavoz de la Casa Blanca

 Jim Acosta forcejeó con una asistente pero ella finalmente consiguió el micrófono y lo dio a otro periodista

 Acto seguido, el segundo reportero tomó la palabra y defendió al colega de profesión al asegurar que "yo he viajado con él [Acosta] y es un excelente compañero"

 "Bueno, es que tampoco soy muy fan de usted", manifestó Trump al segundo profesional de los medios

 Más adelante acusó Trump a Jim Acosta: "cuando reportas noticias falsas -lo que CNN hace muy seguido- eres el enemigo del pueblo"

 Este es el enésimo enfrentamiento de Trump con lo medios, quien principalmente encara a los reporteros de CNN, medio al que más critica el presidente de difundir noticias falsas

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Second North Korea-U.S. summit still on for 'early next year': Trump - Duration: 2:04.

despite postponing the high-level talks between North Korea and the US which

were originally set for Thursday US president Donald Trump says he still

wishes to meet with the North Korean leader in the near future

but that he isn't in a rush when it comes to North Korea

our eg1 starts us off u.s. president Donald Trump appears confident that he

will hold his second summit with North Korean leader Kim jong-un

early next year sometime next year I would say sometime sometime early next

year at a press conference after the midterm elections on Wednesday president

Truong fielded questions from the White House including why Secretary of State

might compose meeting with his North Korean counterpart we're going to change

it because of trips that are being made we're gonna make it in another day but

we're very happy how it's going with North Korea we think it's going fine

we're no rush we're no hurt so far including the seizing of North Korea's

missile and nuclear threats as well as the return of war remains while

emphasizing that he is in no rush Trump also mentioned that the sanctions are

still on and hinted that North Korea must also be responsive no I'd love to

take the sanctions off but they have to be responsive - it's just - we're

straight but we're not in any rush this comes hours after the US State

Department announced the postponement of pompeius meeting with the head of North

Korea's ruling Workers Party Central Committee kim jung-tae which was slated

to take place in New York on Thursday while no explanation was made on why the

talk was pushed back the State Department's deputy spokesperson Robert

Palladino said that a briefing that this is a case dealing with purely a

scheduling issue but there have been reports from South Korea and the u.s.

citing Foreign Affairs sources that Pyongyang asked for the postponement as

the two sides could not resolve their differing views easy one Arirang news

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Donald Trump faces new reality after midterm losses - Duration: 5:50.

 Donald Trump vented his frustration with the media, voters and fellow Republicans as he faces a very different reality presidency after the Democratic Party regained control of the House of Representatives

 Mr Trump's Republicans were battered by a major swing in the House by midterm voters, but added to their Senate majority and won some key races for governor

The mixed verdict, in what was billed as a referendum on the Trump administration, promises to curb Mr Trump's aggressive policies on immigration and trade, and open control of oversight committees with the ability to subpoena and investigate the President

House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, who is likely to become the next speaker in the House, spoke of "a new day in America

" The Democrats have so far gained 26 seats in the House of Representatives, three more than the 23 needed to gain control

 The Republican, meanwhile gained two seats in the Senate and have 51 to the Democrats 45, with four seats still to be called

 Added to the loss of the House of Representatives majority, Mr Trump's Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced he had resigned at the President's "request"

Mr Trump announced in tweet that he was naming Mr Sessions' chief of staff, Matthew Whitaker, as acting attorney general

While the election result will force the President to engage in bipartisan politics for the first time, Mr Trump told a chaotic media conference Thursday morning (AEST) that the midterms were a win for him and the Republicans

A visibly tired Mr Trump described the Republicans' expanded majority in the Senate as a history-defying feat of political prowess

We "dramatically outperformed historical precedents," he said, despite what he called a "very dramatic fundraising disadvantage" and "very hostile media coverage, to put it mildly"

Asked what he had learnt from the election result, Mr Trump said: "I think people like me

I think people like the job I'm doing."But after initially speaking of unity and bipartisanship, Mr Trump's mood quickly changed as he lashed out at a "hostile media" and engaged in a spiteful exchange with one reporter, calling him "rude", and ordering other journalists to "sit down"

 The President took offence at CNN reporter Jim Acosta as he tried to ask a follow-up question, saying: "CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them

You are a very rude person … the way you treat Sarah Huckabee is…" Mr Trump demanded the microphone be taken away from Mr Acosta, prompting a female aide to stand up and try to wrench it from the journalist's hand

 Mr Trump later said he was "insulted" after  PBS NewsHour's Yamiche Alcindor,  asked him about white nationalists being emboldened by the President labelling himself a "nationalist"

"That's such a racist question," he said.Trump also took the unusual step of mocking Republican candidates who kept their distance from him during the midterm campaign because of concerns that his divisive messages on immigration would turn off voters

"Carlos Curbelo, Mike Coffman – too bad, Mike," he said, referring to the losing Florida Republican congressmen and Colorado contests

Mr Trump also shrugged off new threats of investigations into his finances from a Democratic-led House, warning "investigate me, and I'll investigate you — and the government will grind to a halt"

 Later in the media conference, Mr Trump was forced to deny claims by his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen that he had made racist remarks in the past

 "That's false," Mr Trump said as the reporter began his question. "I would never do that and I don't use racist remarks," he said, adding that if he did, "you would've known about it

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Verify: Could Maxine Waters soon subpoena Trump? - Duration: 1:29.

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Second North Korea-U.S. summit still on for 'early next year': Trump - Duration: 2:05.

so let's start in the United States Washington to be exact despite the

postponement of high-level North Korea US Talks originally set for Thursday

president Trump says his planned second summit with the leader of North Korea is

still a meeting he plans to attend Trump also played down the sudden cancellation

of this week's talks in New York saying when it comes to North Korea he isn't in

a rush eg one starts us off

u.s. president Donald Trump appears confident that he will hold his second

summit with North Korean leader Kim jong-un early next year sometime next

year I would say sometime sometime early next year at a press conference after

the midterm elections on Wednesday reporters at the White House including

my secretary of state meetings with his North Korean counterpart had been

postponed we're going to change it because of trips that are being made

we're gonna make it in another day but we're very happy how it's going with

North Korea we think it's going fine we're no rush we're no hurt Trump once

again reminded reporters of his achievements so far including the

seizing of North Korea's missile and nuclear threats as well as a return of

war remains while emphasizing that he is in no rush Trump also mentioned that the

sanctions are still on and hinted that North Korea must also be responsive no

I'd love to take the sanctions off but they have to be responsive to which to

wear straight but we're not in any rush this comes hours after the US State

Department announced the postponement of camperos meeting with the head of North

Korea's ruling Workers Party Central Committee kim jung-tae which was slated

to take place in New York on Thursday while no explanation was made on why the

talks were pushed back the State Department's deputy spokesperson Robert

Palladino sat at a briefing that this is a case dealing with surely a scheduling

issue easy one Arirang news

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N. Korea to remain a key agenda for Trump, even after midterm elections - Duration: 1:43.

the outcome of the u.s. midterm elections are also closely tied to the

Pyongyang Washington nuclear negotiations are packaged in helpers

gauge what we could expect on the future direction of America's North Korea

policies in the 2018 u.s. midterm elections Republicans have held on to

power in the Senate and Democrats have seized the house

so where are denuclearization talks with North Korea had it from here the

Democrats with their tougher stance on the north will likely try to put the

brakes on the administration they're also likely to demand that more be done

on the North's human rights issues but experts believe that all in all the

influence of the election on nuclear negotiations when North Korea will be

limited since foreign policy is mostly conducted

by the administration and a foreign and military Committees of the Senate's but

I think that there will be indirect and result one is that especially the

security side or also foreign policy it's the Senate matter more of a Senate

matter in the u.s. so by having a more of a majority by the with the real

result of this midterm election probably Donald Trump is more empowered to push

forward what he wants to do with the north and the u.s. relationship North

Korea is likely to become even more important for president Trump because

results on that front could help him in the presidential election two years from

now foreign policy is much more important in presidential elections than

in the midterms and so Lee Trump administration will have to keep up the

momentum of its dialogue with North Korea and achieve a successful outcome

in the second summit where leader Kim Jong un paquete on arirang news

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TRUMP GỌI DÂN NHẬP CƯ LẬU LÀ "SÚC VẬT" - Duration: 4:40.

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Trump Just Broke His Silence On Democrats Retaking Control Of The House Of Representatives - Duration: 1:32.

President Trump, who has reportedly been holed up in his office conducting "executive time"

(watching television and napping) for the entire day, has finally broken his silence

at the news that the House of Representatives will fall into Democratic hands.

In an unusually succinct message, Trump simply tweeted the following:

As of the time of this writing, Democrats have picked up the 23 seats that they needed

to claim control of the House.

Over a hundred women have been elected tonight in a historic sweep that drastically changes

the makeup of our Congress and is the herald of a new era in American politics — and

the president is clearly not happy.

You can tell that he's very upset because he didn't crow about any of the victories

that he and his goose-stepping cronies scored tonight, like increasing their lead in the

Senate or defeating African-American governor candidates in Georgia and Florida, both of

whom he campaigned to defeat.

Instead, he's likely stewing at what he rightfully perceives as a national rebuke

of his him and his agenda — and terrified at the prospect of facing a host of Democratic

investigations and subpoenas to find out what exactly has been going on behind the scenes

of the White House, not to mention the 2016 election.

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'Too Bad, Mike': Pres. Trump Calls Out Defeated Colorado Republican Congressman Coffman - Duration: 0:28.

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Trump Shakes Up Cabinet In Wake Of Midterms - Duration: 4:38.

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Trump Scorns Curbelo, Other Losing GOP Candidates - Duration: 0:42.

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Jeff Sessions Out as Attorney General, Says Trump Asked for Resignation - News today - Duration: 2:53.

 Attorney General Jeff Sessions is out at the White House, President Donald Trump announced on Twitter, Wednesday

 "We are pleased to announce that Matthew G. Whitaker, Chief of Staff to Attorney General Jeff Sessions at the Department of Justice, will become our new Acting Attorney General of the United States," Trump wrote

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 In a second tweet, the president added, "….We thank Attorney General Jeff Sessions for his service, and wish him well! A permanent replacement will be nominated at a later date

"  In a resignation letter, Sessions wrote "at your request, I am submitting my resignation

"  Sessions' days seemed numbered when Trump continued his public shaming of his appointed head of the Justice Department throughout the year, frequently insulting the former Alabama Senator on Twitter as "weak," among other things

 Sessions supported Trump from the early days of his candidacy, and initially became one of the business mogul's most trusted advisers

 However, Sessions fell out of favor with the president when he declined to take part in investigations related to the 2016 presidential campaign — specifically probes of Russian interference — on grounds that he had been involved in the campaign

 In a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times published July 19 of last year, Trump said he regretted appointing Sessions and would have never done so had he known that the attorney general would recuse himself from the Russia investigation, saying the decision was "very unfair to the president

"  "Sessions should have never recused himself and if he was going to recuse himself he should have told me before he took the job and I would have picked somebody else," Trump said

 Sessions' departure adds to the growing list of Trump advisors who have resigned since he took office in January 2017

 With Sessions out, Democrats fear that whoever is confirmed as attorney general will demand the investigation be dropped

 The newly appointed acting attorney general, Whitaker, previously wrote an op-ed for CNN insisting Muller's investigation had gone "too far

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Donald Trump fires Attorney General Jeff Sessions - Duration: 1:30.

now things are moving fast in Washington after the midterms US Attorney General

Jeff Sessions has been fired canned after more than a year of unrelenting

criticism from President Trump for more on this bombshell story in other news

from around the world let's turn to our noah dam so adam not that unexpected but

surprising nonetheless yes that's why mark sessions departure was widely

expected to come soon after Tuesday's midterms in a letter to the White House

on Wednesday sessions wrote he was resigning upon president Trump's request

sessions had endured repeated public attacks from his boss over his accusal

if you remember from the investigation into the alleged collusion between

Russia and the Trump campaign the Russia probe has been a constant thorn in the

president's side and he blames sessions his decision for opening the door to the

appointment of special counsel Robert Muller sessions his exit marks yet

another high-profile departure from the Trump White House the 71 year old was

Attorney General for just under two years Trump tweeted sessions his chief

of staff Matthew Whitaker will be acting Attorney General the departure also

leaves unclear the fate of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein who

appointed Muller and has been oversee his probe Whitaker who has criticized

mullahs appointment and the probe itself will reportedly be taking over that role

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Trump Mocks GOP Candidates Who Didn't Embrace Him - Duration: 6:58.

For more infomation >> Trump Mocks GOP Candidates Who Didn't Embrace Him - Duration: 6:58.

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Fox News Staffers FURIOUS That Hannity Campaigned With Trump & Called Them Fake News - Duration: 4:28.

Fox News employees and staffers are absolutely furious that they can't trust Sean Hannity.

Now, they should be furious that they ever at one point thought they could trust Sean

Hannity, but what he did Monday night really shook them to their core, according to Fox

employees who have now spoken to other media outlets about it.

Here's what happened.

On Monday evening, Donald Trump did his final campaign rally, during which he brought up

both Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh onto the stage to help speechify things before the

midterms.

Here's the thing about Sean Hannity speaking at the event, though.

Sean Hannity had tweeted out earlier in the day that he was only going there to do his

show.

He was going to interview Trump after it.

He would not be on the stage.

Fox News echoed that.

Sean Hannity is not going on the stage.

And then Sean Hannity went on the stage and did a speech.

During that speech, he pointed to the back of the room where all the media people were,

including Fox News, and he said, "Every one of you are fake news."

So it's not only that he lied to the employees at Fox.

It's not only that he broke his promise.

It's that he literally pointed at them as well and said they're fake news.

Now, with that, I have to agree with Hannity.

There is nothing real about what Fox News reports on any given day.

They indeed are fake news.

But they're also the people that you depend on to help produce your show, to book your

show, to write your show, because we know you're not qualified enough to do any of those

things, Sean.

And now you've pissed off the people that you depend on the most.

Here's what's happening.

Let me read a couple quotes of what some of these Fox News staffers have had to say.

"It disturbs me to my core.

I'm so effing mad."

That is what one Fox News staffer told CNN.

"We were all told Hannity was going to interview the President, but no one that I spoke with

expected what happened last night.

I'm aghast as are a number of other people."

Really?

You're aghast?

You're aghast that Sean Hannity lied about what he was going to do?

Have you met him?

Is this your first day at Fox News and you didn't know what the network was?

This is what Hannity does.

He lies for a living and he makes millions of dollars doing it.

At this point, if you're still working for Fox News, you don't have the right to be aghast

or shocked at anything the network does.

You know full well what they are about.

If you choose to stay there in that environment and push out this propaganda every single

day, then yeah, you're also part of the problem just like Sean Hannity, who according to you

guys, you're so effing mad

at today.