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Flashback Trump Predicted His Own Presidency 31 Years Ago

To hear Democrats talk about President Donald Trump now, one would think he is nothing short

of evil incarnate, an authoritarian tyrant with racist tendencies who needs a �resistance�

movement to keep him in check.

But Democrats were singing an entirely different tune 30 years ago when they attempted to get

Trump to abandon Republicans and join the Democrat party, because they believed he projected

an image and touted a message that they wanted the party to adopt.

A Nov. 18, 1987, article from The New York Times detailed the efforts of congressional

Democrats to convince Trump to switch political parties, and also in retrospect revealed that

the future president predicted his own eventual electoral success at the time.

It all started with an official request to Trump, a registered Republican, from the Democratic

Congressional Campaign Committee to be the host of the DCCC�s 25th annual Democratic

Congressional Dinner and fundraising gala in March of 1988, as well as the request that

he switch political parties.

Trump responded at the time that he would consider hosting the Democrat dinner, but

noted that a change in parties would be rather unlikely.

Of the request for Trump to host and serve as chairman of the annual gala, Democrat Arkansas

Rep. Beryl Anthony, who was then-chair of the DCCC, stated, �He�s young, dynamic,

successful,� not to mention, �the message Trump has been preaching is a Democratic message.�

�What we were doing was talking among ourselves and looking for someone who is young and who

would be good at politics but never especially involved in politics before,� explained

Anthony, who added that Trump fit the archetype of a Republican-voting business leader who

hadn�t been treated right by the GOP and �should be a Democrat.�

House Democrats enlisted the help of Senate Democrats in their efforts too, as then-Massachusetts

Sen. John Kerry called Trump to extend the invitation, with a Kerry spokesman telling

reporters that, �(Kerry) sees Trump as an independent thinker who can put this thing

together.�

Trump had caught the eye of Democrats, among many others, with a speech he had delivered

in New Hampshire during the Republican primary, when he talked about many of the same issues

he has addressed in recent years.

It was at that time that Trump had insisted he wasn�t a candidate for president in 1988,

but stated, �I believe that if I did run for president, I�d win.�

As we now know, that prediction from Trump 31 years ago turned out to be quite true.

Ultimately, Trump declined the invitation to chair and host the annual Democrat dinner,

according to a Nov. 27, 1987, article from The Washington Post.

That article was full of barbed criticisms of Trump � though it was downright friendly

compared to what the media has to say about Trump today. And in a way, the snark in the

piece was a grudging compliment:

�He is, after all, an archetypal figure, a modern-day Gatsby. Since recent events suggest

that the nation is reliving the let-�er-rip, get-rich-quick, boom-and-bust, glamor-and-greed

decade of the Roaring Twenties, who else but Trump could fill the hunger for a new political

icon?�

While the writer of the piece was obviously attacking Trump � no one quotes a �Doonesbury�

cartoon about a Republican intending it as a compliment � it was also clear that even

then Trump was a larger-than-life figure in American politics, and he was hardly even

trying.

Thirty years later, he did try, and try hard. And that prediction from the New Hampshire

primary came true � just like he said. What do you think of Trump's prediction 31

years ago that he would win the presidency if he actually ran? Scroll down to comment

below!

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CVS Boards the Trump Train, Hikes Wages After Tax Cuts - Duration: 4:31.

CVS Boards the Trump Train, Hikes Wages After Tax Cuts

One of the most well-recognized retail pharmacy outlets in America announced this week that

it plans to spike its starting wage and launch a new paid parental leave program in April.

In explaining the motivation behind this unexpected generosity, the retailer pointed to the tax

reform bill President Donald Trump signed into law in late 2017.

CVS Health, a nationwide conglomerate responsible for the CVS Pharmacy that lines the corner

of practically every town in the United States, revealed in a news brief Thursday that it

seeks to �enable employees to share in the tax savings created by the U.S. Tax Cuts and

Jobs Act.�

CVS� new plan specifically calls for boosting its starting pay for hourly employees from

$9 an hour to $11 per hour, not increasing its employees� health care premiums for

the current year and launching a paid parental leave program.

�Effective April 1, 2018, full-time employees who welcome a new child into their home can

take up to four weeks away from work at 100% of their pay to ensure the newest addition

to their family gets off to a strong start in life,� CVS announced.

CVS� customers are also slated to benefit, as the retailer plans to use its tax savings

to fund �investments in data analytics, care management solutions and store service

offering pilots to improve health outcomes and lower costs for patients.�

�As part of our ongoing commitment to the patients, customers and communities we serve,

we said that we would invest our tax savings back into our business, and that�s exactly

what we�re doing,� said CVS Health president and CEO Larry Merlo.

�Today, we�re building on the investments we�ve been making in our employees, in their

wages, benefits and career development.

It�s our employees who drive our performance and we appreciate how hard they work every

day to deliver on our purpose of helping people on their path to better health.�

According to an updated list maintained by the Americans for Tax Reform, CVS is one of

over 330 companies that responded to Trump�s tax bill by raising wages, doling out bonuses,

launching parental leave programs and/or improving their employees� 401k plans.

The list also includes the likes of American Airlines, Best Buy, Charter Communications,

FirstBank, Home Depot, Honeywell, Walmart and the Walt Disney Company.

Millions of employees throughout America are slated to benefit from these generous handouts,

including the 240,000 who work at CVS.

Despite the never-ending stream of positive news for American workers, the Democrat Party

continues to criticize the president�s tax reform bill, characterizing the wage increases

and bonuses as mere �crumbs.�

Democrats such as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi have likewise accused the bill of being

nothing but a handout to the rich and wealthy.

Yet polls show support for the bill rising dramatically: �Although 26 percent of Americans

approved of the package in mid-December, as lawmakers were putting the final touches on

it, support in the latest poll rose to 44 percent,� The Washington Post reported in

early February.

The president�s own approval rating has likewise spiked from a 37 percent low in December

to a high of 42.3 percent in early February.

What do you think about Democrats' continued claims that the tax reform bill is nothing

but a handout to the rich and wealthy?

Scroll down to comment below!

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Trump taps PACOM commander to be ambassador to Australia - Duration: 0:27.

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NEWS ALERT , President Trump Latest News Today 2/10/18 , White House news , USA Morning News - Duration: 12:56.

Shannon bream in

Washington the White House dealing with another personnel scandal tonight a second White House staffer resigns over allegations of

Domestic violence a day after White House staff secretary Rob Porter cleaned out his desk over accusations by two of his ex-wives

Critics are now questioning how the Trump administration is handling the issue and whether it could cost the chief of staff his job

Chief national correspondent Henry joins us live with the latest on the shake-up good evening well Shannon

You're right breaking tonight the second White House staffer this week alone abruptly resigning amid allegations of domestic abuse speech writer David Sorenson is

out after his former wife claimed he was violent and

Emotionally abusive he denies the allegations

But stepped down amid this outcry that started with the exit of course of rob Porter another top White House aide

meanwhile White House officials are pushing back hard on an ABC news report claiming White House chief of staff John Kelly

May be on the outs over his handling of the porter matter White House spokesman

Insisting to us tonight the retired general did not offer his resignation today, though

He is still under fire for initially offering the media a glowing statement on Tuesday when a report for a surface about

allegations of domestic abuse being lodged against Porter Kelly in public attested to Porter's character and privately urged him to stay on until

Wednesday when the staffer finally stepped down as photographic evidence emerged and

Allegations mounted from two ex-wives of Porter and a girlfriend all of this compounded by the fact that the president and vice president

Seemed that right now

They're in far different time zones right now

and did not seem to be anywhere close to being on the same message or the same page about this matter the president at the

White House again stressing that Porter maintains his innocent and not mentioning any of the female victims in his comments while the vice president did

An interview in South Korea at the Olympics with NBC News and was far more conciliatory

He did a very good job when he was in the White House

and we hope he has a

wonderful career he also

As you probably know he says he's innocent

And I think you have to remember that he said very strongly yesterday that he's innocent. There's no tolerance

This white house and no place in America for domestic abuse

That being said I think the White House has acknowledged that they could have handled it better

Also breaking tonight The Washington Post reporting it this morning at a senior staff meeting

Kelley seemed to be trying to rewrite history a little bit tonight

but at a meetings

One staffer saying he told the staff he took immediate direct

Action one of the officials said adding the people after the meeting expressed disbelief with one another it felt as the latest account was simply

Not true that version of events contradicts both the public record and accounts from numerous other White House officials in recent

Days as the porter drama

Unfolded now multi reports are out there tonight saying the president is privately quizzing outside advisers about whether someone like OMB chief

McMullen E

Or congressman Mark Meadows might be better suited for the chief of staff role, but again Kelley insists

He has not offered his resignation and for now he's still in charge. Then all right at Henry. Thank you very much

tumultuous times continue at the Justice Department

Late this afternoon Fox News confirmed that associate attorney general

Rachel brand the number three at the DOJ will be stepping down a friend of hers says that she was not looking to leave but

Was offered a dream job at a fortune 100 company

officials say principal deputy associate AG Jessie Pinoccio will step into the role at least temporarily

President Trump says he's inclined to release a democratic memo that counters claims made in a Republican memo released last week

Claiming that the FBI abused its spying powers

But President says his hands are tied tonight White House Counsel

Donna McGann sent a letter to Democrats on the committee asking them to redraft their memo because of national security concerns raised by the

Justice Department not the White House

So where do things stand now let's bring in Washington Examiner White House?

Correspondent Sarah Westwood good to see you today. Good to see you. Okay, so there was so much back-and-forth today

What will the White House do what won't they do I want to read a little bit of what Don McGann's letter White House?

Counsel said about this

He says the DOJ has identified portions of the February 5th memo the disclosure of which it believes would create especially

significant concerns for the national security and law enforcement interests

Although the president is inclined to declassify the memo he's unable to do so at this time they went on to offer saying

We've instructed the Justice Department to work with the committee. Can you read off the letter and send it back to us?

Right this memo the Democratic memo has become sort of a Rorschach test you see what you want to see

Democrats see the White House potentially withholding this memo for political reasons to try to suppress countervailing evidence

That might contradict what the noonas memo claimed last week

Republicans see Democrats may be trying to include an

Unnecessary amount of classified information in order to provoke this kind of response from the White House

So they can claim that the White House is potentially trying to suppress it for political reasons

So there's a lot of back-and-forth going on it's not entirely clear

What's happening with the memo the White House has been clear from day one that their position?

Supports full transparency and that they want this memo to be released as long as it doesn't compromise sources and methods all right

Here's what trey Gowdy who was one of the drafters of the GOP memo. Here's what he said about the Democrats memo

Democrats are

politically smart enough

To put things in the memo that require either the bureau or the Department of Justice to say it needs to be redact therefore

It creates this belief that there's something being hidden from the American people okay and like clockwork tonight

We get from the Senate Minority Leader

Chuck Schumer saying this he says the rationale for releasing the núñez memo

transparency

Vanishes when a could show information that's harmful to him millions of Americans are asking one simple question

What's he hiding, so we knew that was gonna be the PlayBook everybody predicted it ahead of time

But Don McGann's letter makes very clear that it's the DOJ

Who's objecting not the White House right and I think Democrats are facing their argument on the fact that the DOJ?

Also objected to the release of the núñez memo and the White House more or less overrode those concerns to get the memo released in

the name of transparency

And they're not doing that in this case so the question does become

what kind of information is in the Democratic memo that is suddenly worth considering the do Jay's objections about and

Democrats would love. Nothing more for a memo to be released

That's full of redaction so that the American people are wondering what's behind those black bars. Even if it's something. That's so

Wildly sensitive that there's no reason to include it in the memo. We just don't know and so potentially

This is all playing out in Democrats favor right now

We don't know how the memo was crafted or if it was crafted to

Create this kind of response well we also heard from the committee chair

Devon Nunez tonight saying I warned that the memo the Democrats man memo contained all kinds of sources and methods

You know and so it's not surprising tonight that it comes back this way and apparently the DOJ has provided

materials that go line by line

With what their objections are the White House says we want the committee the Democrats to sit down with DOJ and resolve those issues

So we can get it released as soon as possible

So do you think it works from them for them from a PR standpoint to say look?

We're trying to facilitate this thing we want to get it out as quickly as possible

Or do you think all of these releases from the Democrats saying see we told you they were never gonna?

Let us have it they were never gonna let you see it who wins that PR war I?

Think the Democrats from day one have been angling to make this kind of argument

I mean you remember that when the objections were raised about contents in the Nunez memo

Things in the document were changed before it went to the White House and Democrats

Raised objections to that saying Nunez has altered the memo unnecessarily it needs to come back to the committee for a vote

This is a deviation from the normal process and eventually the memo came out anyway

But they were not happy about the way the process worked in that case now it seems that

the publication of their memo is going to take sort of the same trajectory and

Now they're mad at the White House for doing sort of the same thing that happened with the Nunez memo

I think that there was no way that this process was going to go to their satisfaction well nothing like a little Friday night news

Especially if something that you know you're gonna have to manage a little bit publicly, so we'll see where we go from here Sarai

Westwood always good to see you good to see you Tim all right while you were sleeping the government essentially shut down and then

reopened after lawmakers pulled an all-nighter finally passing a four hundred billion dollar budget deals

So what's in the 650 two-page agreement has anyone read its?

Correspondent Lauren Blanchard joins us now with a look at where some of your tax dollars are gonna

be going good evening Lauren good evening Shannon the two-year deal crafted by Republican and

Democratic senators keeps the lights on for the federal government for six more weeks while they craft a longer spending bill

Let's break down some of where this money will be going six billion dollars to fight the opioid epidemic and fun mental health initiatives

extending the Children's Health Insurance Program from six years to ten years it has 80 billion for

disaster relief for areas hit by the hurricanes and wildfires

Plus it lifts military spending caps for the next two years

Defense Hawks are happy about this bill because there's a 10 percent jump in military spending that works out to about

700 billion dollars for national defense and war spending in 2018 and

716 billion in 2019 plus about 4 billion dollars over the next two years to help reduce the Veterans Affairs

healthcare backlog

domestically it gives a 10% increase in funding some Democrats are hailing it as

Historic that 60 billion more this year for programs like child care college affordability

Increased funding for community health centers even more in 2019 20 billion dollars over the next two years for new

infrastructure investments like water broadband energy and transportation and

improvements it waives the national debt ceiling for a year and extends expiring tax breaks for individuals and

businesses however

There is no fix for the daca program in the bill and the hundreds of thousands of immigrants known as dreamers the daca program

expires on March 5th unless Congress comes up with a bill

Fiscal conservatives have balked at this budget because of the enormous increase in federal spending

With few ways to offset it and for lawmakers just signing this bill

Isn't the end it sets out the broad budget numbers for the next two years

Now congressional appropriators need to write a detailed bill by March 23rd

To allocate that specific funding shamon yeah, the process seems like it's never really over Lauren. Thanks for tracking it for us

All right this weekend might be one to cozy up to a really nice warm fire

If you've been hearing the word Mateo tossed around that's the name of the winter storm

That's brought snow and freezing temps from the Rockies all the way to the North East correspondent Matt Finch owes us

How it's looking from Chicago?

Shannon it wasn't a crippling storm

But definitely a classic winter nuisance here in Chicago at least six inches of snow falling in the city making for a dicey morning

Evening commute but perhaps the biggest headache out of Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports where the city says more than

1200 flights were canceled today

We all know the headache and backlog of one canceled flight so imagine more than

1200 canceled flights there in Chicago here on the streets of the city people their cars

Remain snowed in except for the select few who decided to get their cars out to try to get to work

We talked to one person who says he used a brush to get his car out to go to school. I have school

I'm a dental student actually okay, so all my classes in the morning

I cancelled but patients still come in in the afternoon right so I still got to go to

Go to school. Go to school and deal with burning out your car. Huh, yeah?

Here at Chicago, I have to say we've had two mild and rather enjoyable winters

no major snowstorm

So now we are back in the business of winter and we are expecting a one-two punch with more snow on the way Sunday

Shannon all right Matt. Thank you very much

Well the now finished Friday in the green

But it still experienced its worst week in two years

After a roller coaster week in which two of those days the Dow lost more than a thousand Point

stocks finally closed higher today the Dow swung more than a

Thousand points from a tide to its low and then surged again in the final hour of trading

Finishing up 330 points the Dow and S&P

500 both falling more than 5% overall this week their worst performances since January 2016 the

Nasdaq was also off more than 5% for the week

Well the Winter Olympics are officially kicking off in South Korea, but it's not all celebration US speed skater Shani Davis boycotted

Today's opening ceremony over what he tweeted was a quote

Dishonorable coin toss to decide who would carry the American flag

Davis and loser

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Trump Just Pissed Off Every Liberal In America With Who He Invited To The White House Today! - Duration: 6:24.

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Poll 50% Think Federal Officials Broke the Law To Block Trump Pr - Duration: 2:15.

Poll 50% Think Federal Officials Broke the Law To Block Trump Presidency

A new poll shows that nearly half of those asked believe that federal officials actively

tried to keep Trump from becoming president.

This news will come as no surprise to Trump supporters.

All you have to do is turn on the news to see members of the establishment still freaking

out about the election more than a year later.

Rasmussen Reports has the details:

50% Think Senior Law Enforcement Officials Broke the Law to Block Trump Presidency

A once-secret memo released last week scrutinizes the FBI and Justice Department officials for

their surveillance practices of a former Trump campaign adviser, and half of voters think

those officials went too far.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 50% of Likely

U.S. Voters believe it�s at least Somewhat Likely senior federal law enforcement officials

broke the law in an effort to prevent Donald Trump from winning the presidency, including

32% who think it�s Very Likely.

Forty percent (40%) think it�s not likely these officials broke the law, with 25% who

feel it�s Not At All Likely.

This is one of the main reasons why so many people are skeptical about the Russia investigation.

It looks like the left is still trying to reverse the outcome of the election.

But despite all of the liberal media�s lies and attacks the American public knows better.

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