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PRESIDENT TRUMP BLINDSIDES DEMOCRATS – LEAVES HILLARY AND HER DIRTY HELPERS 'DEVASTATED'

President Trump gave an in-depth interview to the New York Post.

In it, he laid it on the table for the Democrats and blindsided them.

If they insist on the never-ending probes and harassment against him and his administration,

he's going to make them pay a very heavy price.

The steps he would take would stun the Democrats and especially Hillary Clinton and her minions.

Trump said that he would declassify FISA warrant applications and other documents from Robert

Mueller's probe.

This would allegedly show a conspiracy between the FBI, the DOJ and the Clinton campaign

in order to set Trump up and stop him from being president.

The president is not one to show his cards early however and will only out the documents

when they are needed.

Trump is a scrapper – he'll give as good or better than he gets and the Democrats are

about to find that out.

The New York Post has more on this high stakes game:

In a wide-ranging, exclusive interview with The Post, President Trump said Wednesday that

if House Democrats launched probes into his administration — which he called "presidential

harassment" — they'd pay a heavy price.

"If they go down the presidential harassment track, if they want to go and harass the president

and the administration, I think that would be the best thing that would happen to me.

I'm a counter-puncher and I will hit them so hard they'd never been hit like that,"

he said during a 36-minute Oval Office sitdown.

The commander-in-chief said he could declassify FISA warrant applications and other documents

from Robert Mueller's probe — and predicted the disclosure would expose the FBI, the Justice

Department, and the Clinton campaign as being in cahoots to set him up.

"I think that would help my campaign.

If they want to play tough, I will do it.

They will see how devastating those pages are."

But Trump told The Post he wanted to save the documents until they were needed.

"It's much more powerful if I do it then," Trump said, "because if we had done it already,

it would already be yesterday's news."

Trump revealed his playbook just as Democrats are set to take over House committeesin January

where they are poised to investigate his potential business conflicts of interests, tax returns,

Russia dealings and more.

With the GOP losing power in January, its congressional investigations into alleged

Department of Justice misconduct in launching the Russia probe is expected to fizzle out.

In September, a group of Trump allies in the House – led by Rep. Lee Zeldin of New York

– called on Trump to declassify scores of Justice Department documents they believe

undercut the start of the Russia investigation and show bias against Trump.

The documents include Justice officials' request to surveil Trump campaign adviser

Carter Page and memos on DOJ official Bruce Ohr's interactions with Christopher Steele,

the author of a controversial dossier that alleged Trump ties with Russia.

Trump initially agreed to declassify the documents, including text messages sent by former FBI

officials James Comey, Andrew G. McCabe as well as Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and Ohr. Trump

allies believe the revelations will show favoritism toward Hillary Clinton and a plot to take

down Trump.

Trump then reversed course, citing the need for further review and concern of US allies.

Trump added Wednesday that his lawyer Emmet Flood thought it would be better politically

to wait.

"He didn't want me to do it yet, because I can save it," Trump said.

The president also pushed back on the notion that all the Justice Department documents

should eventually be released for the sake of transparency.

"Some things maybe the public shouldn't see because they are so bad," Trump said,

making clear it wasn't damaging to him, but to others.

"Maybe it's better that the public not see what's been going

on

with

this country."

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Moon, Trump agree next N. Korea-U.S. summit will create momentum for denuclearization - Duration: 2:18.

Now,... onto the South Korean leader's trip to the G20 Summit in Argentina.

President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump held talks Friday on the sidelines of

the summit.

North Korea dominated most of their discussion.

Shin Se-min has this story.

The leaders of South Korea and the United States in tune on North Korea.

Presidents Moon Jae-in and Donald Trump sat down on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in

Argentina on Friday for a frank discussion with just their translators in attendance.

They vowed to align their policies to ensure the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula

remains on track.

"President Trump, while affirming his commitment to hold a second North Korea-U.S. summit early

next year,... asked that South Korea and the U.S. maintain close cooperation so the summit

will be another historic milestone in the process of denuclearizing North Korea."

President Moon's chief press secretary explained that President Trump reaffirmed his pledge

to hold a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un,... and noted that Kim's

planned reciprocal visit to Seoul may create new momentum in efforts to denuclearize Pyeongyang

and establish peace in the region.

Although the two did not go into details on when Kim might travel to the South,... it's

viewed that Kim's visit would help the ongoing push for peace.

The Blue House official said the question now is on whether the North Korean leader

sticks to his pledge.

On North Korea sanctions,...

Presidents Moon and Trump agreed that keeping the regime under already imposed sanctions

is necessary until the Korean Peninsula is completely denuclearized.

While the two allies share the goal of complete denuclearization,... their approach on how

to achieve it isn't in lockstep.

Seoul has been pushing to improve ties with Pyeongyang through economic engagement,...

while Washington has been pursuing a dual policy of pressure and dialogue which has

caused friction between the North and the U.S.

"The meeting between Presidents Moon and Trump was a chance to reopen the possibility of

Kim Jong-un visiting Seoul by the years' end-- in the hope that it could give the stalled

denuclearization process another push.

Shin Se-min, Arirang News, Buenos Aires."

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Melania Trump and Argentina's first lady lead G20 wives at art museum - Daily News - Duration: 1:38.

The first ladies of Argentina and the United States visited an art museum with their fellow G20 wives as the summit continued this morning

First Lady Melania 48, sported an elegant cream colored coat over a $9,800 custom polka dot Christian Dior dress as she toured the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires

She topped off the look with blown out locks and gray suede pumps.She posed for photos with Juliana Awada, the wife of Argentina's President Mauricio Macri, s as the conference came to a close today

The pair met with fellow partners of world leaders, including Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's spouse Akie Abe, Turkish first lady Emine Erdogan, European Council President Donald Tusk's spouse Malgorzata Tusk, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's spouse Sophie Gregoire Trudeau

  The first ladies took a guided tour of the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires (MALBA), a not-for-profit museum and cultural centre which first opened in 2001 in order to promote Latin American artists

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Sergey Lavrov's Reaction to Donald Trump's Tweet - Duration: 0:49.

What do you think of US President Donald Trump's behaviour?

It is not in my place to judge presidents' behaviour.

I assume that Donald Trump, in his characteristic manner, posted a tweet from which the entire world learned the news.

I doubt that this step will help in resolving a whole range of important international issues.

Of course, love cannot be forced.

If the domestic situation and the pressure from Russia-haters such as Ukraine and its sponsors prevent the US President from building a normal relationship with the Russian President, which we have repeatedly supported, we will wait for another opportunity.

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NETANYAHU PERSUADIU TRUMP NO CASO KASHOGGI, DIZ MÍDIA DE ISRAEL - Duration: 2:00.

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Trump sees "good signs" of reaching deal with China, ahead of his dinner with Xi - Duration: 1:37.

Staying on the G20 summit,...

U.S. President Donald Trump is to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Saturday,

local time,... that's in about a few hours from now.

There are high hopes the two largest economies might be able to resolve their deep differences

over trade, and bring an end to their potentially ruinous war.

Cha Sang-mi reports.

President Trump hinted he was positive about the prospect of reaching a ceasefire in his

administration's trade war with China when he has dinner with Chinese President Xi Jinping

on Saturday evening, local time.

"There are some good signs.

We'll see what happens."

Speaking to reporters covering the G20 Summit in Buenos Aires on Friday,...

President Trump said officials from both countries have been laying the groundwork for a possible

deal.

"We've already spoken very hard.

If we could make a deal, that would be good.

I think we'd like to and we'll see.

But we'll be meeting with President Xi in a little while, and for the most part tomorrow

would be our big meeting."

This comes after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Trump and Xi would agree on a "framework"

for further talks to resolve trade tensions.

Financial markets celebrated the potential outcome, with U.S. stocks jumping on Friday

and Chinese equities-trackers ETF and FXI performing much better than recent weeks.

Yet investors say a desirable "deal" for markets would be where all further tariffs are put

on hold and the two largest economies in the world sit down to negotiate an agreement.

Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.

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KREMLIN: CANCELAMENTO DA REUNIÃO DE PUTIN E TRUMP NÃO CONTRIBUI PARA RELAÇÕES BILATERAIS - Duration: 2:43.

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Peskow enthüllt E-Mails, die von Trumps ehemaligem Anwalt stammen - Duration: 2:05.

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Trump Argentina Cold Open - SNL - Duration: 6:53.

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MUELLER GOT THE TERRIFYING NEWS,TRUMP END WITCH HUNT - Duration: 11:13.

MUELLER GOT THE TERRIFYING NEWS,TRUMP END WITCH HUNT

Robert Mueller believed he was bulletproof.

The fake news media, as well as Democrats and Never Trump Republicans, bombarded the

American people with the message that Donald Trump firing Robert Mueller was a surefire

ticket to impeachment.

But Mueller just got this terrifying news about Trump ending his rigged witch hunt.

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz blew up the fake news media's myth that firing

Robert Mueller is a slam dunk impeachable offense.

The special counsel is not an unaccountable superior branch of government.

Mueller is an executive branch employee that reports – in this case – to the Deputy

Attorney General.

Trump firing him for gross misconduct is a lawful exercise of executive authority.

Dershowitz told Tucker Carlson during a recent broadcast that "…firing the special counsel

would not be an impeachable offense because it wouldn't be a crime."

The Harvard law professor continued, "The president would have authority to do it.

It would be politically very damaging to do it.

Look, technically there is oversight over the special counsel in the personage of the

attorney general."

Dershowitz's bombshell declaration could not have come at a better time.

Mueller escalated his attacks on Trump's Presidency when he hauled former Trump attorney

Michael Cohen into a Manhattan federal court.

Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about a business deal to build a Trump Tower

in Moscow.

Cohen had told Congress the deal fell apart in January 2016 right before the Iowa Caucuses.

In reality, the deal collapsed in June 2016 shortly after Trump wrapped up the GOP nomination.

Either way, one indisputable fact emerged: Donald Trump never completed a business deal

with the Russians.

Cohen's confession in his plea agreement syncs up with public statements Trump made

at the time.

In July 2016, he truthfully stated he had no business dealings in Russia.

"I have nothing to with Russia, I have nothing to do with Russia.

And even — for anything.

What do I have to do with Russia?

You know the closest I came to Russia, I bought a house a number of years ago in Palm Beach,

Florida.

Palm Beach is a very expensive place.

There was a man who went bankrupt, and I bought the house for $40 million and I sold it to

a Russian for $100 million including brokerage commissions.

So I sold it.

So I bought it for 40, I sold it for 100 to a Russian.

That was a number of years ago," Trump told reporters at a press conference in Florida

at the time.

But Mueller's provocation raised the stakes of this investigation.

The special counsel and his band of Democrat hatchet men are not running a collusion investigation.

If they were simply investigating Russia's role in the 2016 election and possible coordination

with the Trump campaign, they would have closed up shop and issued a report proclaiming Trump's

innocence long ago.

Instead, this move revealed this is an impeachment investigation where Mueller is reduced to

hauling Trump associates before his partisan hack prosecutors and nailing them for false

statements about perfectly legal activities.

The true nature of Mueller's probe led many Trump supporters to cry out for Trump to put

a stop to this coup and fire Mueller.

However, every time that happens, the fake news media claims Trump will punch his ticket

to impeachment and conviction in the Senate if he takes that step.

But that's all changed now that Dershowitz has slapped Mueller and the fake news media

across the face with a dose of reality.

We will keep you up to date on any new developments in this ongoing story.

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Pelosi Lawyer Who Beat Bush WH Dishes On Trump Subpoena Plan | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC - Duration: 5:37.

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RED ALERT TRUMP MAKE INFURIATING ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT MIGRANTS - Duration: 10:04.

RED ALERT TRUMP MAKE INFURIATING ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT MIGRANTS

The caravan thought they had Donald beat, but he's taking swift action

The activity at the border is alarming, but it's child's play compared to what's

to come.

Videos of migrants climbing our fences and hurling rocks at border patrol agents have

put their lawlessness on full display.

Even though the caravan has been temporarily stopped with tear gas, they're regrouping

for a new plan of attack.

This is all the beginning of something much bigger.

One caravan migrant let their plan slip, and let's just say it's a good thing Trump

sent the military to the border.

From The Gateway Pundit:

Migrants in the Central American caravan heading towards the US border are planning to wait

until an expected 20,000 migrants arrive in Tijuana and then enter the United States illegally

en masse, according to a report.

The group plans to attempt to illegally enter the US through vehicle lanes at San Ysidro,

because "it's more spacious."

It seems the migrants are being coached by the Democrats, who also have no respect for

following the law.

Migrant Marco Gomez called applying for asylum, "a waste of time", and was backed up by

fellow migrant Frank Martinez.

"I personally, and I know many people will attempt to do the same thing—it's to cross

illegally.

I will enter illegally," Martinez said.

"Because we want a better life, and I'm in a hurry."

So obeying the law is a "waste of time"?

These are just the kind of people we don't want or need in America.

It's more clear than ever that these migrants are not coming for asylum.

They have admitted that they're planning to invade by force.

Hopefully, our border patrol agents and our troops will be able to handle thousands in

the caravan rushing the border at once.

But if the caravan continues to play these dangerous games, Trump has promised to shut

the

border

down completely.

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BREAKING NEWS TRUMP JUST DID IT – ROBERT MUELLER WILL BE FIRED - Duration: 12:49.

BREAKING NEWS: TRUMP JUST DID IT – ROBERT MUELLER WILL BE FIRED

President Donld Trump told special counsel Robert Mueller in writing last week that he

did not know about his son's infamous June 2016 meeting with Russians before it occurred

and that he was not informed by his longtime confidant, Roger Stone, that WikiLeaks planned

to release information damaging to the Clinton campaign, CNN is reporting.

The report relied on "two sources familiar with the matter," according to CNN.

Trump submitted the answers on Nov. 20, after months of tense negotiations with Mueller's

team over the scope of the questions.

Trump's lawyers fought to exclude questions about possible obstruction of justice over

the firing of James Comey as FBI director.

They also opposed a sit-down interview with prosecutors, fighting instead for responses

provided in writing.

The Trump Tower meeting and WikiLeaks email dumps have been a central focus of Mueller's

investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian government.

Donald Trump Jr. met with a group of Russians on June 9, 2016 after an associate contactied

him offering information on Hillary Clinton.

"If it is what you say I love it," Trump Jr. responded to the associate, a music publicist

who worked for Emin Agalarov, the son of Russian oligarch Aras Agalarov.

Trump Jr. and Trump have both stated publicly that Trump was not aware of the meeting before

it occurred.

Democrats have claimed that the meeting was an attempt by the campaign to collude with

Russia.

But Trump Jr. and members of the Russian delegation have asserted that nothing came of the meeting.

They've said that the Russian lawyer who led the meeting, Natalia Veselnitskaya, failed

to produce any information on Clinton.

They also said she also used Clinton dirt as a pretext to discuss rolling back the Magnitsky

Act, a sanctions law vehemently opposed by the Kremlin.

Veseltnitskaya at the time also was working on a Magnitsky-related project with Fusion

GPS, the Democrat-funded opposition research firm that commissioned the infamous Steele

dossier.

Whether Stone told Trump or others on the campaign about WikiLeaks plans to release

emails has been a major part of the investigation.

Prosecutors want to know whether the Trump campaign directed or had prior knowledge of

WikiLeaks' plans to release emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee and

Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.

Stone is under investigation because of some of his public comments that showed he had

some insight into WikiLeaks' activities.

But the longtime GOP operative has insisted he had no contact with WikiLeaks founder Julian

Assange and that he did not know that Podesta's emails had been stolen until WikiLeaks released

them on Oct. 7, 2016.

Stone claims that he received some tips about WikiLeaks' plans from Randy Credico, a left-wing

activist who claimed to be close friends with a lawyer for WikiLeaks.

Credico has denied being Stone's conduit, but Stone released text messages on Nov. 14

that showed that Credico provided him with insight into the significance

and

timing

of WikiLeaks' releases.

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Revealed: House Democrats Plan To Take Trump To Court In 2019 | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC - Duration: 6:48.

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Lifting Russian Sanctions Key To Trump Deal Exposed By Michael Cohen | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC - Duration: 25:58.

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DONALD TRUMP EXPLAINS WHY ROD ROSENSTEIN BELONGS 'BEHIND BARS' - Duration: 11:37.

DONALD TRUMP EXPLAINS WHY ROD ROSENSTEIN BELONGS 'BEHIND BARS'

After sharing a viral image on Twitter depicting his political opponents in jail, President

Donald Trump went on to justify his opinion that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein

belongs behind bars.

The meme seen across the world Rosenstein, as the Deputy AG, oversaw the

Russia collusion investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

Since Jeff Sessions was fired, and Matthew Whitaker has taken over the role of acting

AG, Rosenstein is no longer overseeing it However, Trump hasn't forgotten about what

Rosenstein did in hiring Mueller in the first place, which has been a black shroud on his

presidency ever since.

But when Trump retweeted the image below on Twitter, Rosenstein's inclusion caught many

by surprise because of the obvious fact that Rosenstein is Trump's employee.

Upon seeing the meme, the media devolved into a sputtering rhapsody of disgust and disbelief.

They couldn't begin to understand why the President would share such a provocative picture.

Of course, the same journalists feigning outrage are also quick to gossip about Trump himself

being thrown behind bars for yet-to-be-proven collusion.

Why Trump wants Rosenstein behind bars Still, Rosenstein's addition within the

meme and Trump's willingness to share it is a curious thing.

That's why reporters from the New York Post asked the President directly about it.

From the report:

It was no accident that President Trump Wednesday retweeted an image of Deputy Attorney General

Rod Rosenstein locked up.

When asked during an interview with The Post: "Why do you think he belongs behind bars?"

Trump responded: "He should have never picked a Special Counsel."

It's hard to be more blunt than that!

Other reasons Rosenstein should be prosecuted Hiring Mueller was one offense.

But Rosenstein has deliberately stonewalled congressional Republicans and refused to turn

over documents about the Obama administration's spying on the Trump campaign.

His stonewalling has generated calls for resignation from Trump's allies in Congress.

Rosenstein also reportedly suggested wearing a wire to spy on Trump in the Oval Office,

and even forming a band of conspirators to take down Trump via the 25th Amendment.

Trump clearly doesn't like Rosenstein.

And Rosenstein hasn't exactly given him a reason to over the last two years.

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Democrats Backing Off Pledge To Investigate Trump – And That's A GOOD Thing - Duration: 3:58.

According to a recent report by Royders, uh, several senior Democrats in the US House of

Representatives are kind of backing off from their pledge that they're going to investigate

Donald Trump aggressively when they retake the House of Representatives in January.

Now case you haven't been paying attention.

The Trump administration, the Republican party, they've all been worried for months that if

the Democrats get back the house and they get back that subpoena power, it's just going

to be nothing but subpoenas.

Nothing been investigations into Donald Trump and we're going to find out all of his dirty

little secrets.

A lot of the American public likes that idea.

I like that idea, but at the same time, I understand that that is not a feasible electoral

strategy for the Democratic Party.

And thankfully the Democrats are understanding that as well.

Their decision, if Reuters is to be believed, if their story is accurate here, their decision

to not go after Donald Trump for every little thing is a good decision.

And here's why.

Everybody knows Donald Trump's a horrible person.

The people in this country who believes that he is corrupt will not have their minds changed.

We know he is corrupt, we've seen enough evidence to show he's corrupt.

The people who don't think he's corrupt, there is nothing that could happen, no result from

any investigation that is going to change their mind.

So if the Democrats did spend the next two years subpoenaing the president, launching

investigations, and even getting dirt on the man is not going to change anybody's minds.

We all already have our opinions and our beliefs and you're not going to change that.

You're not going to get the people who are a part of the MAGA cults to suddenly turn

against Donald Trump because you found out he was evading his taxes for years.

They'll probably say, hell yeah, taxation is theft.

On the other side, people are going to say, we knew he was bad.

I, we told you, ah, and that's it.

What the Democrats are saying they're going to do.

Instead there, they'll probably launch some investigations into things that need investigating,

like the child prisons for immigrants.

Um, but other than that, they're going to focus on policy.

They're going to focus on immigration policy, they're going to focus on lowering prescription

drug prices, they're going to focus on student loan debt crisis, and they're going to focus

on climate change.

All of those are issues that the public wants them to work on, and that's the only way to

beat Trump.

Two years from now, when we're at that presidential election, what's going to be the Democrats

message isn't going to be that, hey, you saw those investigations.

We didn't know Trump, right?

What?

Oh, what a cracker jack he is, right?

That's not going to win you any votes.

But if you go to the public and you say, listen, we had this bill right here to lower prescription

drug prices.

We had this bill to cancel student loan debt.

We had this bill to address climate change.

They voted it down.

He wouldn't sign it into law.

That's where you win.

You win on policy.

You're not going to win on character.

Everybody knows Trump sucks.

Everybody hates Trump.

We get it.

You want to win elections?

You focus on policy.

We just saw at work in the midterms and the senior Democrats who are watching all these

newcomers shake things up and get things done before they're even sworn in there.

Taking note too, we have already helped shift the Democratic Party a little bit more to

the left and these new members haven't even been sworn in yet.

That is the best thing and that is one of the reasons I still have a little bit of hope

for the Democratic Party.

They are moving to the left.

They're doing what they're supposed to ignore the investigations.

Ignore the noise of Donald Trump.

Focus on policy.

Take it back to the people and show them that you're actually working for them.