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Mueller claims Trump is not criminal target in his investigation, report says

Special counsel Robert Mueller told President Trump's attorneys last month that he does

not consider Trump to be a criminal target in his investigation of Russian actions during

the 2016 campaign, The Washington Post reported Tuesday night.

The paper, citing "three people familiar with the discussions," reported that Mueller made

the comments while negotiating with Trump's attorneys about a potential interview with

the president.

The Post also reported -- citing "two people with knowledge of the conversations" -- that

Mueller reiterated his need to interview Trump to determine whether the president intended

to halt the Russia investigation while in office.

According to the Post, Trump has "privately expressed relief" at Mueller's description

of his legal status, but some advisers have warned that the special counsel may be baiting

the president into letting his guard down for any interview.

Mueller also has said he needs to interview Trump in order to complete a report he will

present to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is overseeing the investigation and who

could decide to make Mueller's report public.

The report added that John Dowd resigned from Trump's legal team last month after the president

ignored Dowd's advice to decline Mueller's request for an interview.

According to the Post, Trump's other attorneys -- Ty Cobb and Jay Sekulow -- have told the

president that refusing to sit down with Mueller would create an awkward situation since the

president has repeatedly described the Russian investigation as a "witch hunt."

source foxnews

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Trump talks tough on immigration, tariffs - Duration: 1:38.

For more infomation >> Trump talks tough on immigration, tariffs - Duration: 1:38.

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President Trump Just Ordered Troops to the Mexican Border - Duration: 3:19.

For more infomation >> President Trump Just Ordered Troops to the Mexican Border - Duration: 3:19.

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Trump Talks Tough On Immigration During Lunch With Baltic Leaders - Duration: 2:36.

For more infomation >> Trump Talks Tough On Immigration During Lunch With Baltic Leaders - Duration: 2:36.

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The 11th Hour with Brian Williams:Trump allies divided over report Mueller is investigating him - Duration: 3:51.

For more infomation >> The 11th Hour with Brian Williams:Trump allies divided over report Mueller is investigating him - Duration: 3:51.

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BREAKING! Trump Just Sounded The Alarm, US Military On Standby To Deploy NOW! - Duration: 7:53.

For more infomation >> BREAKING! Trump Just Sounded The Alarm, US Military On Standby To Deploy NOW! - Duration: 7:53.

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California Has Problem With Authority, Trump Just Spanked Them With Bad News - Duration: 5:19.

For more infomation >> California Has Problem With Authority, Trump Just Spanked Them With Bad News - Duration: 5:19.

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Report: Mueller told Trump's lawyers the President isn't a criminal target in Russia probe - Duration: 1:06.

For more infomation >> Report: Mueller told Trump's lawyers the President isn't a criminal target in Russia probe - Duration: 1:06.

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Donald Trump Jr & estranged wife Vanessa smile and laugh as they to the White House Easter Egg Roll - Duration: 6:17.

For more infomation >> Donald Trump Jr & estranged wife Vanessa smile and laugh as they to the White House Easter Egg Roll - Duration: 6:17.

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Trump Just Sent HUGE Message To Dems With How He Lit Up The White House Last Night! - Duration: 5:08.

For more infomation >> Trump Just Sent HUGE Message To Dems With How He Lit Up The White House Last Night! - Duration: 5:08.

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California Has Problem With Authority, Trump Just Spanked Them With Bad News - Duration: 5:36.

California Has Problem With Authority, Trump Just Spanked Them With Bad News

Rebellious California has a serious problem with authority, and President Donald Trump

just spanked them with some bad news that you don't want to miss.

It's about time the Golden State learned a little something about federal law.According

to Fox News, the extreme environmentalists in Sacramento have just gotten a rude awakening

from Trump's EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt after he announced that some of the federally

approved privileges that California enjoys are going to be re-examined.

Most notably, Pruitt talked about the radical Obama-era emissions regulations and California's

previous push to have even stricter emissions laws than the federal government.

On Tuesday, April 3, 2018, Pruitt laid out his plan to roll back Obama-era fuel standards

which many see as a huge win for the automakers and the American economy.

This is bad news for California, which more or less leads the way for over a dozen states

with emissions regulations that surpass those passed by the EPA.

As a result, the Golden State has driven many businesses to other states and hurt their

own economy with unreasonable emissions controls.

In regard to federal regulations, Pruitt said, "These standards that were set were inappropriate

and need to be revised," during a speech at the EPA in Washington D.C., adding that

the rules are too expensive and hurt car buyers by making vehicles costlier.

Pruitt spoke directly about his goals and specific reasons for wanting to roll-back

Obama-era emissions regulations.

"The focus should be on making cars that people actually buy and that are efficient,"

he said.

Pruitt's decision to overhaul the nation's first carbon limits on automobiles, which

requires cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. to average more than 50 miles per gallon

by 2025, shows a joint effort between the country's automakers and the Trump administration

to re-create a decimated car industry.

"This was the right decision, and we support the Administration for pursuing a data-driven

effort and a single national program as it works to finalize future standards," the

Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, which includes Ford, General Motors, and Fiat Chrysler,

said in a statement.

"We appreciate that the Administration is working to find a way to both increase fuel

economy standards and keep new vehicles affordable to more Americans."

The announcement wasn't music to everyone's ears, however.

California immediately pushed back as the EPA's announcement went public.

Now, a legal battle over California's privilege to have stricter emissions regulations than

the federal government is sure to ensue.

California passed its own Clean Air Act in 1970, allowing it to set its own greenhouse

gas emissions standards.

The liberal run state is able to maintain that kind of autonomy based on a waiver it

has with the federal government, which Pruitt now says will be under review.

The smack talk had already begun a day earlier in Sacramento, according to the Associated

Press.

"The Trump Administration's assault on clean car standards risks our ability to protect

our children's health, tackle climate change, and save hardworking Americans money," California's

militant Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement on Monday.

"We're ready to file suit if needed to protect these critical standards and to fight

the Administration's war on our environment.

California didn't become the sixth-largest economy in the world by spectating," Becerra

added.Over a dozen other state attorney generals joined Becerra on Monday to rebuke the Trump

administration for the rollback calling it "irrational and irresponsible" while vowing

to "vigorously and aggressively challenge President Trump's dangerous anti-environmental

agenda in court."

Pruitt handled the situation with class.

In regard to California's nasty attitude, he said that "Cooperative federalism doesn't

mean that one state can dictate standards for the rest of the country."

"EPA will set a national standard for greenhouse gas emissions that allows auto manufacturers

to make cars that people both want and can afford — while still expanding environmental

and safety benefits of newer cars," he added.

"It is in America's best interest to have a national standard, and we look forward to

partnering with all states, including California, as we work to finalize that standard."

I applaud President Donald Trump and his EPA boss Scott Pruitt for taking the bull by the

horns.

States like California think they are above federal law in so many different ways.

As the Golden State politicians get ready for a legal battle over emissions regulations,

it will be interesting to see them try to convince their voters that living under needless

and expensive regulations is better.

For more infomation >> California Has Problem With Authority, Trump Just Spanked Them With Bad News - Duration: 5:36.

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STUNNING VICTORY: Right After Trump Calls Out Caravans, Mexico Does The Unthinkable - Duration: 4:46.

For more infomation >> STUNNING VICTORY: Right After Trump Calls Out Caravans, Mexico Does The Unthinkable - Duration: 4:46.

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BREAKING! Trump Just Sounded The Alarm, US Military On Standby To Deploy NOW! - Duration: 7:52.

For more infomation >> BREAKING! Trump Just Sounded The Alarm, US Military On Standby To Deploy NOW! - Duration: 7:52.

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Mueller told Trump he's not a criminal target. But that doesn't mean his evidence against Trump - Duration: 14:53.

For more infomation >> Mueller told Trump he's not a criminal target. But that doesn't mean his evidence against Trump - Duration: 14:53.

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California Has Problem With Authority, Trump Just Spanked Them With Bad News. - Duration: 5:08.

California Has Problem With Authority, Trump Just Spanked Them With Bad News.

Rebellious California has a serious problem with authority, and President Donald Trump

just spanked them with some bad news that you don't want to miss.

It's about time the Golden State learned a little something about federal law.

According to Fox News, the extreme environmentalists in Sacramento have just gotten a rude awakening

from Trump's EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt after he announced that some of the federally

approved privileges that California enjoys are going to be re-examined.

Most notably, Pruitt talked about the radical Obama-era emissions regulations and California's

previous push to have even stricter emissions laws than the federal government.

On Tuesday, April 3, 2018, Pruitt laid out his plan to roll back Obama-era fuel standards

which many see as a huge win for the automakers and the American economy.

This is bad news for California, which more or less leads the way for over a dozen states

with emissions regulations that surpass those passed by the EPA.

As a result, the Golden State has driven many businesses to other states and hurt their

own economy with unreasonable emissions controls.

In regard to federal regulations, Pruitt said, "These standards that were set were inappropriate

and need to be revised," during a speech at the EPA in Washington D.C., adding that

the rules are too expensive and hurt car buyers by making vehicles costlier.

Pruitt spoke directly about his goals and specific reasons for wanting to roll-back

Obama-era emissions regulations.

"The focus should be on making cars that people actually buy and that are efficient,"

he said.

Pruitt's decision to overhaul the nation's first carbon limits on automobiles, which

requires cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. to average more than 50 miles per gallon

by 2025, shows a joint effort between the country's automakers and the Trump administration

to re-create a decimated car industry.

"This was the right decision, and we support the Administration for pursuing a data-driven

effort and a single national program as it works to finalize future standards," the

Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, which includes Ford, General Motors, and Fiat Chrysler,

said in a statement.

"We appreciate that the Administration is working to find a way to both increase fuel

economy standards and keep new vehicles affordable to more Americans."

The announcement wasn't music to everyone's ears, however.

California immediately pushed back as the EPA's announcement went public.

Now, a legal battle over California's privilege to have stricter emissions regulations than

the federal government is sure to ensue.

California passed its own Clean Air Act in 1970, allowing it to set its own greenhouse

gas emissions standards.

The liberal run state is able to maintain that kind of autonomy based on a waiver it

has with the federal government, which Pruitt now says will be under review.

The smack talk had already begun a day earlier in Sacramento, according to the Associated

Press.

"The Trump Administration's assault on clean car standards risks our ability to protect

our children's health, tackle climate change, and save hardworking Americans money," California's

militant Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement on Monday.

"We're ready to file suit if needed to protect these critical standards and to fight

the Administration's war on our environment.

California didn't become the sixth-largest economy in the world by spectating," Becerra

added Over a dozen other state attorney generals

joined Becerra on Monday to rebuke the Trump administration for the rollback calling it

"irrational and irresponsible" while vowing to "vigorously and aggressively challenge

President Trump's dangerous anti-environmental agenda in court."

Pruitt handled the situation with class.

In regard to California's nasty attitude, he said that "Cooperative federalism doesn't

mean that one state can dictate standards for the rest of the country."

"EPA will set a national standard for greenhouse gas emissions that allows auto manufacturers

to make cars that people both want and can afford — while still expanding environmental

and safety benefits of newer cars," he added.

"It is in America's best interest to have a national standard, and we look forward to

partnering with all states, including California, as we work to finalize that standard.I applaud

President Donald Trump and his EPA boss Scott Pruitt for taking the bull by the horns.

States like California think they are above federal law in so many different ways.

As the Golden State politicians get ready for a legal battle over emissions regulations,

it will be interesting to see them try to convince their voters that living under needless

and expensive regulations is better.

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What Pres Trump Just Did To Secure Southern Border Has Dems Pulling Out Their Hair - Duration: 1:44.

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Fact-check: Did Trump end immigrant welfare? - Duration: 0:48.

Did you see the headline that said President Donald Trump had ended welfare for immigrants?

It made the rounds on Facebook, where users flagged it as potentially made up.

It's at least very misleading, and the headline is totally false.

The article isn't quite as definitive as the headline would have you believe.

It says the president is "about to" stop immigrants from getting access to federal benefits for

five years.

There's already a law that does that; it was passed in 1996.

The president has alluded to stronger laws keeping people immigrating to the U.S. from

accessing welfare, but even the law he's touted would leave many of those people eligible

for benefits.

The post on Americatb.com is full of logical jumps and opinions, and it certainly doesn't

prove that the president ended welfare for immigrants.

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THE BEAT WITH ARI MELBER Apr.04.2018 Harwood: Trump militarizing U.S.-Mexico border is "dangerous" - Duration: 4:17.

For more infomation >> THE BEAT WITH ARI MELBER Apr.04.2018 Harwood: Trump militarizing U.S.-Mexico border is "dangerous" - Duration: 4:17.

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Jorge Ramos Says Trump Wants To Make America White Again Tucker's Response Embarrasses Him(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 7:54.

Jorge Ramos Says Trump Wants To Make America White Again Tucker's Response Embarrasses Him

Jorge Ramos is an anchor Univision he's the author of stranger the challenge of

a Latino immigrant in the Trump Aron he joins us tonight all right thanks for

coming on hey great to be here so I understand why Mexico wants to export

its ports the United States I'm sure if we can export our poor to Canada some

people would be in favor of it not me but some but what I don't understand is

why America is denounced as racist for not wanting that why is it racist to say

it's our border we determine who comes here no you know first of all let me

just say that I don't speak for the Mexican government I've been criticizing

the Mexican government for decades right as a matter of fact I left Mexico

because of censorship so I don't speak for the Mexican government okay now what

I what I do understand is when when you have precedent from saying that makes

you has to pay for a useless wall Mexican simply don't like that and when

you have a politician on June 2015 saying that Mexican immigrants are

criminals and drug traffickers and rapists and that's a racist statement

Mexicans simply don't like that that's the problem with Donald Trump rejecting

Donald Trump and his government okay I understand that but I mean let's be

honest if you were to do an actual measure of racism Mexico is a far more

racist country than the United States I mean the last four presidents have all

been white people who went to Harvard or Yale it's a totally unequal Society it's

not the most unequal in the world I'm not attacking it but I'm just saying

discrimination makes you in Mexico there's no Mexico I just think a little

perspective is in order here that's a little much for the offspring

of conquistadors to be saying you're racist if you want a border by the way

when we get there we deserve affirmative action like what this is crazy can we be

honest about it or no I think we can be honest about it yeah there's

discrimination here in the United States and there's also discrimination in

Mexico absolutely now the United States does have the right to a border a secure

border I have I have absolutely no problem with that but I don't think that

bringing the military to the to the is the right solution I think it's gonna

be a waste a monumental waste of time and resources the same as building this

useless wall between both countries I think what we really need is a legal

system a legal immigration system that works and it isn't working right now ok

so there's no doubt it's no work that it's not working but what you're saying

is we need to just legalize everyone who snuck in how about you say the United

States has a right to say you know we've got a lot of low-skilled workers already

Automation is is eliminating their jobs we don't want anymore how about that and

maybe Mexico should stop allowing hundreds of thousands of Central

Americans to cross the length the 2,500 miles of its country into the US maybe

Mexico could help and we wouldn't need a wall why is that why is the idea well I

think there are two points right here Tucker one has to do with the fact that

many undocumented immigrants are here in the United States because of us they're

doing many of the jobs that we don't want to do so that's that's one point

and that's why I think we have the responsibility to legalize them 11

million of them now talking about Central Americans crossing from Mexico

to the United States I think finally the United States and Donald trum they've

realized that they need Mexico to control immigration maybe this is

Mexico's bargaining chip if I think after President Ron said that Mexican

immigrants were criminals and rapists and after threatening to end NAFTA and

after trying to make Mexico pay for the wall now he has realized that after all

the attacks and insults now he needs Mexico and that's that's a really wait a

second I mean without illegal aliens in the United States Mexico would collapse

as I said remittances are the single largest source of hard currency in

Mexico and it's not yet more that probably not more than fentanyl or

cocaine that's probably number one but we don't have the exact numbers on that

but why can't we be honest and say Mexico wouldn't exist without sending

its poor here and well we should call on them to do something to control the

border and if they don't why wouldn't we build a wall I don't understand

where's their obligation in this you know I wouldn't say Mexico wouldn't

exist as a matter of fact Mexico since before the United States so that's

that's a completely different story and then remittances are incredibly

important to the Mexican economy but also you have to remember that there are

many other resources to resume and or align incredibly important so Mexico

wouldn't exist without the United States that's absolutely false no but look and

actually this is America's fault I do think to a small degrees we spend an

awful lot of time trying to improve countries across the globe and not

enough paying attention to Latin America this is a problem because the Mexican

government is dysfunctional in its leaders steal the money and leave and

have houses in Switzerland so why don't you and people like you and me to put

pressure on the Mexican government to serve its own people and then maybe they

wouldn't have to send 11 million people here to say I do agree with you I do

agree with you on that I've been criticizing the Mexican government for

corruption more than yeah and I've said the these government with enrique pena

nieto more than a hundred thousand people would have been killed just in

these government so that's that's something that we cannot stand and what

I'm noticing right now is by having Donald from criticizing Mexico and

Mexicans now it seems that he's helping the most anti from candidate to go ahead

and in the next elections that we got happened you like the first that's that

I I think you're voting in by the way since you're a dual citizen yeah but can

we disagree on this point that a country that exterminated its black population

that is run exclusively by white people that had a caste system based on blood

until pretty recently probably shouldn't be calling us racist can we take let's

take that out of the equation this is an economic argument about who benefits

from migration it's not really about race I don't think no no I think we I

think we should criticize both countries if there's discrimination in Mexico and

there's a lot of discrimination we have to say that but when we have a president

like president from who's made racist statements who clearly

to make America wide again by bringing no weight when he said that he wants to

bring immigrants from Norway and not from Haiti and from Africa don't you

think that's a racist statement that 85% of our immigrants are non-weight it's

not a question of white or non-white it's a question of whether Mexico gets

to use the United States as its welfare system by the way there were two seconds

no justice the Mexico because they were black two countries they'd never been to

that's what it's like to be african-american in Mexico good luck

with that so let's just stop with the race stuff there's a lot of racism in

Mexico but immigration is simply a matter of supply and demand and it's we

have to understand it's an economic phenomenon I agree totally agree with

that so let's drop the moral cudgel of race so we can have a rational adult

conversation about this rather than mudding it with this college student

nonsense about identity politics that that would be mine oh thank you very

much Jorge I think we shit you're coming on Thank You Tucker thank you god bless

you and God bless america

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