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Terrified Illegals Sprint For The Border After Trump Hires Merciless ICE Director - TODAY NEWS - Duration: 2:40.

When Trump promised to end the scourge of illegal immigration, he meant it.

Since entering office, he has directed the DOJ and ICE to crack down on criminal aliens.

Over the last year, they have conducted sweeps across the country, rounding up numerous illegal

aliens.

Most of them were either members of dangerous drug cartels or convicted of deadly crimes.

Now Trump has official named his permanent director of ICE.

This is a man who has no intention of playing games.

From Dallas News:

President Trump on Tuesday named immigration hardliner Tom Homan, who has served nearly

10 months as acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, to run ICE on a permanent

basis.

Homan has run the agency since Obama appointee Sarah Saldaña — the former U.S. attorney

in Dallas — stepped down when Trump took office in January.

He has been a public face of the administration's crackdowns on immigrants and border security,

a tough talking law enforcement careerist who is unapologetic about being "heartless"

when it comes to deporting even the most sympathetic longtime U.S. residents.

"I get asked all the time, 'Why do you arrest somebody that has been here for 10

years, for 15 years in the USA and has kids?,'" he said a month ago at the conservative Heritage

Foundation.

"If we keep sending this message, 'It's OK to violate the laws of this country and

… not be worried about enforcement,' then we're never going to solve the border crisis….

It's never going to be solved as long as people think they get a free pass."

Liberals and the media frequently try to paint immigration enforcement as some kind of cruelty.

Yet Homan and his people are only enforcing the law.

The left wants us to ignore the fact that illegal aliens are breaking the law.

If we don't enforce our laws, what good are they?

We cannot allow anyone to disrespect the laws of our country, for any reason.

It's why we have such a crisis at the border.

Mexico and other nations are laughing at us as they import criminals to our country.

Under Homan, ICE will actually do its job of enforcing the law.

Illegal aliens won't be able to waltz into this country and face zero circumstances.

And criminal aliens will face the justice they deserve.

In the coming months and years we'll see the situation turned around.

Illegal immigration will drop and the threat of drug cartels in America will decline.

It's about time.

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American detained after trying to cross North Korea DMZ as Trump moves in warships - Duration: 2:27.

American detained after trying to cross North Korea DMZ as Trump moves in warships

"The US Embassy will provide appropriate consular service" US Embassy official The 58-year-old man from Louisiana was detained on Monday morning as he attempted to enter the secretive state.

A resident in the border county of Yeoncheon saw the man and alerted officers. South Korean forces have identified him only as "A" and said the man arrived in the country on Friday.

The US Embassy in Seoul said it had been made aware about the attempt and was looking into the case.

An official said: "If it is determined that a US citizen has been detained, the US Embassy will provide appropriate consular service." It is the second major incident to rock the heavily fortified DMZ after a North Korean guard was shot trying to flee the communist nation.

He suffered a gunshot wound and is now recovering in a South Korean hospital, the military said.

A South Korean military spokesman said: "A North Korean soldier defected from a guard post on the North Korea side of the Joint Security Area (JSA) toward our side and our military took him..

The JSA is a small strip of land on the border between the Koreas. Meanwhile, Trump sent three US warships to carry out war games with allies South Korea and Japan on Sunday.

The show of force is the first time such an operation has taken place near the Korean Peninsula in more than a decade.

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JUST IN: Trump Jr. Drops 'Wikileaks' Bombshell, Media Shocked - TODAY NEWS - Duration: 3:50.

As the mainstream media continues its hunt for potential anti-Trump stories to report

on, one of the closest people to the President has proven that he has nothing to hide.

According to The Atlantic, Donald Trump Jr. has released the exchanges that he had with

the WikiLeaks Twitter account via direct messages during the 2016 presidential election, proving

that he has nothing to hide.

Trump Jr. tweeted the entire exchange that he had with WikiLeaks recently, "Here is

the entire chain of messages with @wikileaks (with my whopping 3 responses) which one of

the congressional committees has chosen to selectively leak.

How ironic!"

Just prior to midnight on September 20, 2016, the Wikileaks Twitter account sent a private

direct message to Trump Jr.

"A PAC run anti-Trump site putintrump.org is about to launch," wrote WikiLeaks.

"The PAC is a recycled pro-Iraq war PAC.

We have guessed the password.

It is 'putintrump.'

See 'About' for who is behind it.

Any comments?"

The next morning, the Trump Jr. responded by saying "Off the record I don't know

who that is, but I'll ask around.

Thanks."

These messages were turned over by Trump Jr.'s lawyers to congressional investigators and

were part of a series of longer, mainly one-sided messages between the President's son and

the transparency organization.

They were offered in response to Congress's various ongoing investigations into alleged

Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

"Over the last several months, we have worked cooperatively with each of the committees

and have voluntarily turned over thousands of documents in response to their requests,"

said Alan Futerfas, an attorney for Donald Trump Jr.

"Putting aside the question as to why or by whom such documents, provided to Congress

under promises of confidentiality, have been selectively leaked, we can say with confidence

that we have no concerns about these documents and any questions raised about them have been

easily answered in the appropriate forum."

WikiLeaks did not respond to requests for comment.

In an exchange on October 3rd, WikiLeaks Twitter account asked Trump Jr. if they would be willing

to comment on the story that Hillary Clinton suggested a drone strike against WikiLeaks

founder Julian Assange, according to CNN.

"Already did that earlier today," Trump Jr. wrote back.

"It's amazing what she can get away with."

These requests continued for a while.

Trump Jr. later stopped responding.

However, WikiLeaks continued to offer opinions/make requests to the presidential candidate's

son, despite the indifferent reception.

Julian Assange tweeted about the report on Monday, saying that the organization couldn't

"confirm" the message with Trump Jr.

"I cannot confirm the alleged DM's from @DonaldJTrumpJr to @WikiLeaks.

@WikiLeaks does not keep such records and the Atlantic's presentation is edited and

clearly does not have the full context."

This isn't the first time Trump Jr. has been in the media's spotlight concerning

the allegations of Russian meddling.

In June 2016, he accepted a now highly criticized meeting with Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya,

who allegedly promised "dirt" on Hillary Clinton.

Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort were also present at the meeting.

Just like the Russian lawyer scandal before this one, Trump Jr. has repeatedly proven

he has nothing to hide – in contrast to what the media would have you believe.

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Melania Trump fashion style: Top 13 Powerful Women Whose Style Has Defined 2017 - Duration: 4:41.

power dressing is no easy feat over the past year we've seen some of our

favorite women of power like Queen Rania of Jordan and Kate Middleton take center

stage with their bold outfit choices whether they're wearing structured suits

or jaw-dropping dresses on the red carpet there's no denying that these are

the 13 women whose style has defined 2017 one Melania Trump Melania Trump's

style has catapulted her into the spotlight ever since becoming FLOTUS

whether she's been in the news for her controversial outfits or because

designers are refusing to dress her Millennia's ensembles have most

certainly been a hot topic this year - Amal Clooney if you haven't seen them

all Clooney's vintage collection you are missing out the human rights activist

and lawyer who gave birth to twins this year has a knack for finding the most

head-turning vintage pieces plus she also has an amazing shoe rotation 3

queen rania one could say Queen Rania of Jordan style rivals Kate Middleton's and

they wouldn't be wrong the Royal has an ability to put together the most

polished ensembles for Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton may not have won the

presidency but that hasn't stopped her from delivering in the fashion

department Hillary has continued to inspire us with their colorful pantsuit

options and has even introduced us to noteworthy labels like argent 5 Angelina

Jolie Angelina Jolie is the queen of

monochrome ensembles but trust us they're anything but boring

the actress somehow even manages to make a gray poncho look chic six Kate

Middleton Kate Middleton announced to the world this year that she's expecting

her third child with Prince William so far the Duchess of Cambridge has had no

issues finding cute maternity clothes and we can't wait to see what next year

brings 7 humi emitted while the news can't get enough of humour Madden's

relationship with her soon-to-be ex-husband Anthony Weiner we've been

more focused on the political staffers wardrobe humi is constantly seen in

sophisticated ensembles by designers like Oscar de la Renta and Diane Von

Furstenburg 8 Victoria Beckham Victoria Beckham has been having a remarkable

year with her St Lauder makeup line in her Reebok collection the designer has

stayed true to her chic aesthetic by rocking elegant separates and sexy

dresses 9 Michelle Obama Michelle may no longer be our first lady but she

definitely still has the style to match she has continually brought her a-game

whether she was seen on vacation in and off-the-shoulder top or taking the stage

in a cushy at box dress 10 Queen Letizia of Spain Queen Letizia of Spain has a

wardrobe that could make anyone jealous the Spanish whirl is known to mix both

looks designer pieces with more affordable brands like Zara like Kate

Middleton Queen Letizia constantly repeats outfits making her even more

likable 11 Taylor Swift with the release of Taylor Swift's new

album refutation the internet can't stop buzzing about how the old Taylor is dead

she's also not afraid of clapping back at haters and poking fun at herself as

seen in her latest merchandise this has also been a pivotal year for the singer

she bravely faced the DJ who groped her in court and won 12 Reese Witherspoon

Reese Witherspoon has had a pretty big year playing one of the lead characters

in the hit TV show big little eyes the actress not only starred in the show but

she also com produced it she also has a sweet as can be clothing line Draper

James which captures her southern style perfectly 13 Nicole Kidman Nicole Kidman

won us over as Reese Witherspoon's classy on-screen BFF Celeste on HBO's

big little lies Nicole who's also a cop producer on the show has been making

waves on the red carpet as she was one of the first celebrities to rock the

mismatched shoe trend

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Trump's Strong "America First" Tactics Working While in Asia - TODAY NEWS - Duration: 3:07.

In a bold speech last week at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, President Donald

Trump made waves by giving a speech in which he pledged to put "America first."

And, by the time he had left, we had seen the first fruits of that attitude.

According to Bloomberg, the Trump administration won several major concessions from China,

including major protections for intellectual property.

On Friday, a top official in China's Communist Party said that American companies would no

longer be forced to turn over intellectual property secrets in order to enter the Chinese

market, a major stumbling block in the relationship between China and the United States.

In August, according to Reuters, Trump signed an executive order to set up an inquiry into

China's intellectual property practices, which some estimate could amount to theft

of up to $600 billion.

At the time, the president called it "a very big move."

Surprisingly, even The New York Times agreed with him.

In a piece published the day after Trump's order, titled "China's Intellectual Property

Theft Must Stop," The Times wrote that "(f)or too long, the United States has treated China

as a developing nation to be coaxed and lectured, while tolerating its bad behavior as merely

growing pains.

"There has been an expectation that as China's economy matures, it will of its own accord

adopt international standards in commerce, including protection for intellectual property.

There has also been a tendency to excuse mercantilist behavior, including industrial espionage,

as a passing phase, and to justify inaction as necessary to secure Chinese cooperation

on other, supposedly more important, issues."

"For decades, successive American administrations have concluded that some level of exposure

to China's depredations against our intellectual property is simply the cost of doing business

with the world's now second-largest economy," they added.

"This is not acceptable."

That wasn't the only thing that the Trump administration managed to get out of the trip.

His first visit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in China yielded $253 billion in tentative

business agreements.

Then, after Trump had departed, Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao announced the end to

limits on foreign ownership of banks and other financial institutions in China — another

much-sought after prize.

On Friday, Trump gave a speech in Vietnam which laid down the gauntlet on trade.

"From this day forward, we will compete on a fair and equal basis.

We are not going to let the United States be taken advantage of anymore," Trump said.

"I am always going to put America first, the same way that I expect all of you in this

room to put your countries first."

If this Asia trip is any indication, it certainly seems to be working out.

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News Roundup With Jhansi (Episode 1) Stranger Things, Trump, Kejriwal - Duration: 4:29.

A terrorist truck attack kills eight people on a New York bike path

In the US you call them terrorists

In India you call them

Salman Khan

After this

President Trump ordered extreme vetting of foreign travellers

and for female travellers

Extreme petting.

The government launched an online portal to report

Sexual harassment at work

The first question on the portal

What did you wear for work?

Cyclist who gave Trump the middle finger

loses her job.

Thats good, right?

Because in India if you flip off a politician

You lose your life!

So yay! USA!

Arvind Kejriwal's movie

An Insignificant man

releases in cinemas this week.

Here's what he has to say about that

The great director Kamaal R Khan threatened to commit suicide after his

Twitter account was cancelled

to which I can only say

Let it be..

Twitter

Just let it be!

Dont un-cancel the account! Just don't!

Stranger things 2 was released and

Baba Ramdev has claimed that Steve used

Patanjali hair oil to make his hair look so damn fine!

Salman Khan sang with Dhinchak Pooja on Bigg Boss

This is the only form of torture we can subject Salman Khan to

without his gang of devoted fans coming to kill us.

In Ajmer a Bullet dulha rode a bike into his marriage venue

because of banning of horses.

Later that night

his wife claimed it to be fast as a bullet

but for completely different reasons.

Thousands of people lined up for hundred

rupees Starbucks in Hyderabad

but guess who made the most money,

The 10 rupee coffee wala's

feeding the people waiting in line

GST on food in restaurants has come down to five percent

So now when you eat out, you will not feel

like you're feeding the entire government along with your family.

Gouri Aurora becomes the first transgender individual to take part in

India's next top model.

This is amazing!

She got eliminated but so did I

Watch Queens of Comedy

In a defeat for Donald Trump, judges blocked the transgender

ban he imposed on the army.

Humanity one

Trump zero

And best news

Germany legalized gay marriage

This is insane! They've been fighting for so long so, yay!

Wave the flag high

I wait for the week that I won't have examples for this

One minor is held for rape every four hours in India

We need to change our minor laws.

A 19 year old girl preparing for UPSE exam

was raped for three hours in Bhopal.

Harvey Weinstein,

Kevin Spacey,

Louis CK,

George Takei

have all been accused of sexual assault against

multiple women.

All of these assaults took place years ago

It just proves that sometimes

You cant not, you cannot come up at

the moment it happens but it's equally valid

I hope that the victims ge justice

and the perpetrators are in jail for every second of their life.

In memorium,

The careers of

Harvey Weinstein

Kevin Spacey

Louis CK

and George Takei

All the lungs in Delhi and

Indigo's very very careful branding

And this was news roundup with Jhansi

Tune in next week for hopefully better use of the world.

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Trump, breaking with precedent, will not meet with American Nobel recipients - Duration: 4:08.

Trump, breaking with precedent, will not meet with American Nobel recipients.

WASHINGTON - President Trump, breaking a tradition that stretches back nearly two decades, will

not personally greet the eight American Nobel laureates this year before they travel to

Sweden in December to receive their prizes.

Not all the honorees are disappointed.

Two American Nobel Prize winners, when contacted by STAT, indicated they would not have attended

a White House event even if invited.

Columbia biophysicist Joachim Frank, awarded a Nobel in chemistry for his work in microscopy,

said in an email he was "very relieved" when he learned there was no chance of an encounter

with the president.

"I will not put my foot into the White House as long as Trump, Pence, or Ryan (i.e., the

possible succession of impeachments) will occupy it," Frank said.

"I cannot speak for the others; don't know them personally yet, but I strongly believe

that as thinking intelligent people they will have a similar attitude as I."

Trump returns from a two-week trip to Hawaii and Asia on Tuesday.

A White House spokesman cited the foreign travel when asked why the president would

not greet the laureates in person.

The White House has hosted an event in the laureates' honor nearly every year since 2001.

Former President Barack Obama granted an audience to the American group each year of his presidency

except for 2009, when he was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.

Former President George W. Bush attended each year except for 2006, when former Vice President

Dick Cheney greeted the group instead.

Former President Bill Clinton also held in-person greetings for Nobel winners on numerous occasions

during his presidency.

The majority of this year's U.S. laureates are expected to attend an event in their honor

at the Swedish Embassy in Washington on Tuesday night - an event that is typically scheduled

with the American president's availability in mind.

The White House spokesman said Michael Kratsios, Trump's top political appointee in the Office

of Science and Technology Policy, will attend the reception at the Swedish Embassy on the

administration's behalf.

France Cordova, the director of the National Science Foundation and an annual presence

at the embassy's event, will attend as well.

An official from the Obama administration who worked to coordinate the annual Nobel

events said that last year the embassy postponed the reception to December after Obama scheduled

a pre-Thanksgiving trip to Europe and South America.

Laureates have in the past used their access to the president as a political platform.

In 2001, a group of American scientists wrote to Bush in opposition to his administration's

policy banning research that used embryonic stem cells.

Numerous past Nobel winners in physics wrote Bush in 2008 to oppose a cut to research funding

enacted that year by Congress.

The break from tradition comes as Trump, nearly 10 months after his inauguration, has yet

to appoint a top science adviser and OSTP director - the longest such vacancy since

OSTP was established in 1973.

A White House spokesperson also indicated the administration will not follow through

with its plans, at least this year, to continue the tradition of a White House Science Fair.

The Americans awarded Nobel Prizes in 2017 are: Frank; physicists Rainer Weiss, Barry

Barish, and Kip Thorne; geneticists Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash, and Michael W. Young;

and economist Richard Thaler.

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Vietnam War Vet Breaks Down and Cries in Touching Moment With President Trump - Duration: 3:27.

Vietnam War Vet Breaks Down and Cries in Touching Moment With President Trump.

POLITICS

BY DAVIS.

President Donald Trump has been touring Asia for several days during his first trip to

the region as president.

On Saturday, Trump gave an important speech in Da Nang, Vietnam.

Trump�s speech, commemorating Veterans Day, honored our nation�s great veterans.

Trump also signed a proclamation, �Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War.�

During the powerful speech, Trump invited several of the veterans who were standing

behind him to give remarks, according to a transcript from WhiteHouse.gov.

One veteran named Mr. Morgan came up to the podium and began weeping with thankfulness

at the president�s remarks and support.

�Mr. President, from my heart, thank you for your support of the military, and it�s

an honor to be here as one of seven Vietnam veterans representing the 58,000 heroes who

never made it home,� Morgan said.

After his remark, Trump embraced Morgan.

�Our veterans are a national treasure, and I thank them all for their service, sacrifice,

and patriotism,� Trump said during his remarks.

�To each of you with me today, you are the heroes who fulfill your duty to our nation.

And each of you, under the most difficult conditions, did what you had to do, and you

did it well.�

On the campaign trail, and in the Oval Office, Trump has made it a priority to honor America�s

veterans and ensure they get the respect and care they deserve.

The Trump administration is working hard to reform the Veterans Administration to weed

out problems that have plagued the system and cost lives for years.

�Dr. Shulkin has done an amazing job with choice and accountability and so many other

things that we are doing and in the process of doing.

The Veterans Administration is a whole different place,� Trump said, referring to Secretary

of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin.

Instead of correcting the United States military and apologizing for the United States, Trump

has embraced our history and is proud to support those who served.

One of America�s greatest strengths is her military, and Trump is determined to make

sure our soldiers have the best equipment and best support.

It�s nice to have a president who honors our troops.

It�s exactly what America needs.

Share this story on Facebook and Twitter and let us know your reaction to President Trump�s

remarks honoring our veterans.

Watch the touching exchange video.

the link is below in our description.

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Trump shows North Korea USA's awesome sea power in debut naval drill with South Korea

USS Ronald Reagan, USS Nimitz and USS Theodore Roosevelt have entered the four-day exercise alongside the South Korean Navy. It is the first time the two countries have conducted joint naval manoeuvres.

The drills involves 21 vessels – including 14 from the US and seven from South Korea, with the latter equipped with the Aegis Combat System which allows them to track and guide weapons to destroy enemy targets.

It comes in response to a series of nuclear and missile threats from North Korea and is designed to show tyrannical leader Kim Jong-un that any further threats will be repelled with overwhelming force.

In a statement, the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said: "The US Navy mobilised three aircraft carriers and 11 Aegis destroyers, while the Republic of Korea Navy mobilised seven warships including two Aegis destroyers." The drills, which will continue until tomorrow, allow South Korean and US forces to practice air operations, air artillery strikes and aircraft carrier escorts.

And they are also a display of the astonishing sea power at US President Donald Trump's disposal should Kim Jong-un carry out his World War 3 threats.

Announcing plans for the exercises last week, US Pacific Fleet Commander Admiral Scott Swift said: It is a rare opportunity to train with two aircraft carriers together, and even rarer to be able to train with three.

Multiple carrier strike force operations are very complex, and this exercise in the Western Pacific is a strong testament to the US Pacific Fleets unique ability and ironclad commitment to the continued security and stability of the region. The major exercise will be the first time the three carriers have operated together in the Western Pacific since 2006 and 2007, when they carried out drills off the coast of Guam.   .

Mr Trump warned Kim Jong-un "the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger".

According to reports, he may board one of the carriers in person to demonstrate the US firepower and its commitment to regional security.

He threatened to "destroy" the reclusive nation and has used his tour to continue to mount pressure on Kim to halt his nuclear ambitions.

But Mr Trump also hinted he would be willing to start negotiations with North Korea in order to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis.

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Trump the Fatberg - 4K News - Duration: 2:54.

This is Satire Station and I'm your host, Jay Charles.

Bigger isn't always better, and sometimes, less is more.

At least that's what turned out to be the case in Whitechapel, England.

Over a week ago workers finally trumped a 130-ton fat berg in an east London sewer.

To visualize what this fat berg was, think of an iceberg, except a massive congealment

of fat, wet wipes, nappies, oil, and other non-organic substances.

130 tons is a fat mess.

130 tons is close to 260,000 pounds.

And the weight of the average car is near 4,000 pounds.

So you would need about 70 cars to equal the amount of fat that was broken up and removed

across the course of 9 weeks.

Not to mention the blockage was 250 meters long, which is more than twice the length

of two football fields.

However on the bright side of the story Thames Water announced they would convert the fat

berg into 10,000 liters of biodiesel, helping the environment.

Going green is a great thing, which is why we burn our trash here at Satire Station.

How do you think we fuel the ship, off hopes and dreams?

Additionally in the news, the wheels on the bus are not going round and round.

Last week in Las Vegas a self-driving bus was put into motion with hopes to reduce traffic

in the city.

Las Vegas city officials celebrated the launch with speeches and grand hopes that the inferior

self-driving bus wasn't in fact, the inferior self-driving bus that it was built to be.

Just a few hours after launch when everyone was getting their hopes so high about self

driving vehicles and flying cars, the bus crashed, whoops.

But there are those who are saying it wasn't the buses fault.

The bus made several laps around a limited area going at a speed about 20 miles per hour

and eventually came to a delivery truck attempting to back into an alley.

So the bus stopped at a responsible distance away from the truck, and that was it.

The bus didn't move, the bus didn't back up; however the truck backed up and grazed

the self-driving bus.

A blog post by Las Vegas city officials reads; quote "the shuttle did what it was supposed

to do, in that its sensors registered the truck and the shuttle stopped to avoid the

accident" end quote.

Right, because that's what we do when we see a large vehicle backing up towards us.

We do nothing, we don't beep our horn, and the bus didn't even have a horn for the

attendant.

And the official report goes that it was the truck drivers fault, because he should have

known better.

He should have known that an inferior self-driving bus was on the road.

Thank you so much for watching.

Be sure to like, comment, subscribe, share, and check out our other videos.

We hope to see you again very soon.

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Giving Putin a pass

Brennan said Trump was in effect giving Putin a pass which invite other countries to seek to sway Trump

Clapper concur saying I do think together the Chinese and the Russians think they can play him

Brennan said Putin's obvious success with Trump was due to his use of sweet

Talk and Brennan's suspicions that Trump for what reason might be intimidated by Putin

It's either naivete ignorance or fear in terms of what mr.. Trump is doing we xavi the Russians Brennan said

drum while speaking Sunday at a news conference in Hanoi required to clarify comments

He made a day earlier that optional Russian President Vladimir Putin was creature

Sincere in his denial that Moscow engaged in vote meddling the president harassed

He was not tolerant Putin's denial at face value

In its place saying he just supposed Putin was lifeform real

I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not interfere in the vote Trump said as to whether I consider it or not

with our agencies

Particularly as currently constituted with the management

but he again stopped short of stating openly that Russia was behind the meddling in the

2016 presidential election which us cleverness has strong-minded was conduct to help Trump

Trump on Saturday also dismissed former officials like clapper Brennan and former FBI director James comedy as political hacks

The aptitude the people released an unspecified

version of its appraisal in January say Putin ordered the election invasive to hurt Hillary Clinton's

application and boosts Trump's winning bid who didn't deny the accusations and Trump has wavered publicly on his own stance

Brennan said he considered Trump's attack on them as an attempt to undermine the dependability of that

Intelligence the public report, which the former CIA manager noted was written by cleverness and law enforcement officers not himself

clapper or Comey he was referring to us as

Following hacks since he was trying to deal with minimize the intelligence community appraisal Brennan said

Clapper said that although he had no direct proof of conspiracy while still on the job

He did not know about previous Trump foreign rule adviser George

papadopolis activities, which were exposed last month in unsealed court papers

Papadopoulos pleaded culpable last month to creation of false speech to the FBI after he lied about his

connections with a foreign contact close to the Russian

Administration since leaving government clapper believed more in order had come out that at least

circumstantial

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