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Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Rep. Jerry Nadler ripped final argument away from ... ": Kayla Gowdy: Dems' 10 biggest lies in Trump's Senate impeachment trial Americans know the Democrats' plan to impeach President Trump did not begin in September 2019. Rather, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., admitted herself, it has been going on for over two and a half years. Unable to wrap their head around the idea that 60 million Americans disagreed with the socialist agenda propagated by the Democratic Party, Rep Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and Rep Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., and many others began their plan to impeach President Trump the moment he was elected. This entire impeachment sham has been a predetermined narrative full of lies and false accusations designed to divide America and harm President Trump. It's time to correct the record on Congressional Democrats' ten most egregious impeachment lies. Lie: This impeachment process began af...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " UNBELIEVABLE: Chief Justice John Roberts declines ... ": John Roberts publicly rejects Rand Paul's whistleblower question in Senate impeachment trial Chief Justice John Roberts on Thursday publicly refused to read a question from Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky during the Senate impeachment trial that named the alleged Ukraine whistleblower. "The presiding officer declines to read the question as submitted," Roberts said after receiving the question card. Paul had expressed frustration with Republican leadership during the trial Wednesday night after it was made clear Roberts would not read his question that named the alleged Ukraine whistleblower, sources with knowledge of the situation said. The development brought Roberts into an unusual position in the trial, where he has served in large part to guide the proceedings, not to decide or make any rulings on how they progress. But prior to the 16-hour question-a...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Alan Dershowitz slammed present-day scholars for c... ": University of Michigan law professor Barbara McQuade called Dershowitz's logic "absurd" and said, "If the Senate is to maintain any semblance of a check on presidential abuse, surely it must reject this argument." Former White House counsel John Dean said that by Dershowitz's logic former President Richard Nixon would not have been subject to impeachment for the Watergate break-in. But Dershowitz, who has argued impeachment requires a criminal act, did say "the only thing that would make a quid pro quo unlawful is if the quo were, in some way, illegal." "Alan Dershowitz unimpeached Richard Nixon today. All Nixon was doing was obstructing justice and abusing power because he thought he was the best person for the USA to be POTUS," Dean said in a tweet. Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, also inv...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Alan Dershowitz slammed present-day scholars for c... ": Trump lawyer Dershowitz argues president can't be impeached for an act he thinks will help his re-election Attorney Alan Dershowitz, a member of President Donald Trump's defense team, alarmed Democrats and many legal scholars with his argument in the first day of questions and answers in the Senate impeachment trial that presidents cannot be removed from office for an action they believe could help get them re-elected. In response to a question from Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, about whether it mattered if Trump engaged in a "quid pro quo," Dershowitz said that motive was what mattered and that if an act was in the public interest it was not impeachable. And he said it was reasonable for a public official to equate what is in their own political interest with the public good. "Every public official that I know believes that his election is in the ...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Alan Dershowitz slammed present-day scholars for c... ": Instead, the House of Representatives accused President Trump of "abuse of power" because "to obtain an improper personal political benefit" he ignored "national security and other vital national interests." But by this standard, every President, whether Republican or Democrat, is impeachable. Abuse of power is a cliché accusation that politicians routinely toss at each other. Here, the alleged abuse of power is that President Trump asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate corruption and election meddling as a quid pro quo for timely receiving certain military assistance from the U.S. government. That is why Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, asked Prof. Dershowitz, "As a matter of law, does it matter if there was a quid pro quo?" Of course, it is self-evidently in the public interest for voters to know about corrupti...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Alan Dershowitz slammed present-day scholars for c... ": Lew Olowski: Why Trump impeachment attorney Dershowitz is right that re-election serves the public interest A politician's election represents the public interest for one simple reason: the public elected him. "If a president does something which he believes will help him get elected in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment," said Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard law professor and one of the attorneys representing President Trump at his Senate impeachment trial. Prof. Dershowitz's comments triggered instant criticism. But Dershowitz's critics merely revealed their own ignorance about the law, the Constitution, and democracy itself. "This is what you hear from Stalin," said CNN contributor Joe Lockhart, who served as White House press secretary under President Bill Clinton. "This is wh...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Alan Dershowitz: Democrats can't change that just ... ": Alan Dershowitz: Quid pro quos to help Trump get elected aren't impeachable A lawyer for President Trump argued Wednesday that if the commander-in-chief had multiple motives for asking Ukraine to probe Joe Biden, it would not matter even if one of them would benefit him politically. "If a president does something which he believes will help him get elected in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment," retired Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz told the Senate during the first day of the question-and-answer phase of Trump's impeachment trial. "Every public official that I know believes that his election is in the public interest." Texas GOP Sen. Ted Cruz had asked Trump's lawyers whether quid pro quos were even illegal, and whether they were standard procedure for conducting forei...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Alan Dershowitz: Democrats can't change that just ... ": Ex-Congresswoman nails Alan Dershowitz for only considering Clinton impeachment and ignoring the Nixon articles President Donald Trump's lawyer Alan Dershowitz has been criticized for the past few days as he struggled to justify what many consider terrible legal arguments. In an editorial for the Washington Post Wednesday, former Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman (D-NY) blasted Dershowitz for ignoring the articles in former President Richard Nixon's impeachment. Holtzman was one of few members of Congress still living who was in the Judiciary Committee when the House began investigating Nixon. She is well acquainted with the law, and even after taking Alan Dershowitz's Harvard Law School class, she still believes he is wrong that an abuse of power is a nothing-burger. "His assertion flies in the face of the articles of impeachment voted against President...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Don Lemon received intense backlash for mocking Tr... ": In July, Trump criticized the TV host in a series of tweets after Lemon asked a question during a Democratic debate that described Trump as bigoted. "What do you say to those Trump voters who prioritize the economy over the president's bigotry?" Lemon asked Sen. Amy Klobuchar. "CNN's Don Lemon, the dumbest man on television, insinuated last night while asking a debate 'question' that I was a racist, when in fact I am 'the least racist person in the world.' Perhaps someone should explain to Don that he is supposed to be neutral, unbiased & fair,....." he tweeted. In a follow-up tweet, Trump continued, "....or is he too dumb (stupid} to understand that. No wonder CNN's ratings (MSNBC's also) have gone down the tubes – and will stay there until they bring credibility back to the newsroom. Don't hold your...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Don Lemon received intense backlash for mocking Tr... ": Don Lemon clarifies remarks after President Trump called him the 'dumbest man on television' Don Lemon is setting the record straight on a CNN clip that angered President Donald Trump. The clip shows Lemon and two guests weighing in on Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and NPR host Mary Louise Kelly's Ukraine discussion. The anchor called Pompeo's suggestion that Kelly couldn't find the country on a map a "petty attempt to put her down." Author Rick Wilson concurred: "He also knows, deep in his heart, that Donald Trump couldn't find Ukraine on a map if you had the letter 'U' and a picture of an actual, physical crane," he said. "He knows that this is an administration defined by ignorance of the world. So that's partly him playing to their base and playing to their audience: the credulous boomer rube demo....

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Don Lemon received intense backlash for mocking Tr... ": CNN's Don Lemon explains handling of segment after Trump criticism CNN anchor Don Lemon on Tuesday night addressed a segment from the weekend that drew criticism from President Trump in which the host laughed after a guest mocked supporters of the president. "Ask anyone who knows me," Lemon said at the end of his show Tuesday while addressing the segment. "They'll tell you: I don't believe in belittling people ... for who they are, for what they believe or where they're from." Lemon said that while he found the "joke" from the guest to be funny at the time, he "didn't catch everything that was said." "I was laughing at the joke and not at any group of people," he concluded. During a segment on Saturday, Lemon had a panel discussion with GOP strategist Rick Wilson and New York Times columnist an...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Clip Nôi Tiếng "Ăn Chuối Anh Ơi" ": Phim nó truyền tải được nhiều thứ, chứ k phải cái nhìn nhận đơn giản về nội dung hay là do cái cốt truyện - tạo phim mà người ta dẫn dắt mà đánh giá + chê bai 1 góc nhỏ mà ai cũng như ai đều biết cả rồi đấy. Dù cốt chuyện hay nội dung dẫn dắt thiên về 1 hướng nhưng những nhân vật sống trong thế giới đấy chẳng có ai chính chẳng có ai phụ cả, tất cả đều là chính trong thế giới sinh tồn,những nhân vật trong phim ở mọi vùng đất ai cũng giỏi, từ người lính đến người hầu, họ đều làm tốt khả năng cuộc sống và vị trí của mình, người chết oan, người tưởng chừng làm điều vô bổ...Vấn đề ở đây là thế giới kiểu " Người nhìn thấy và không nhìn thấy". Nếu đem so sánh cs của con người trên trái đất này tổng hợp lại mình ở góc độ nào, sự nhìn nhận, quyết định ra sao, sự thực tế nó thế nào, trong phim cũng truyền tải rồi đấy, cái đó dẫn đến cái tư duy tiềm thức hướng đến những thứ chun...

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Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Clip Nôi Tiếng "Ăn Chuối Anh Ơi" ": Tân Khí Tật (chữ Hán: 辛棄疾, 1140-1207), nguyên tự: Thản Phu, sau đổi là: Ấu An, hiệu: Giá Hiên Cư Sĩ; là quan thời Nam Tống, và là nhà làm từ nổi tiếng trong lịch sử văn học Trung Quốc. Tân Khí Tật là người Tế Nam, tỉnh Sơn Đông. Ông sinh trưởng trong vùng bị quân Kim chiếm đóng; còn khi ấy, triều đình nhà Tống đã phải rời khỏi Trung Nguyên dời xuống miền Nam, và đang bị phái "cầu hòa" khống chế. Ông nội Tân Khí Tật, mặc dù phải ra nhận một chức quan nhỏ của nhà Kim, nhưng vẫn không quên đất nước. Những khi dạy dỗ, ông thường nhắc nhở cháu về "mối thù không đội trời chung của vua, của cha". Sự giáo dục đó đã ảnh hưởng sâu sắc tới Tân Khí Tật sau này. Năm 21 tuổi, Tân Khí Tật đã tổ chức được một đội nghĩa quân. Năm năm sau, ông đem đội quân đó tham gia cuộc khởi nghĩa nông dân của Cảnh Kinh. Sau khi nghe ông phân giải, vị thủ lĩnh này định về với triều đình Na...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": December: Dishwashers The President of the United States said this: "Dishwashers -- we did the dishwasher, right? You press it -- remember the dishwasher, you'd press it, boom, there'd be like an explosion, five minutes later you open it up, the steam pours out, the dishes. Now, you press it 12 times. Women tell me. Again, you know, they give you four drops of water. And they're in places where there's so much water, they don't know what to do with it. So we just came out with a reg on dishwashers -- we're going back to you. By the way, by the time they press it 10 times, you spend more on water -- and electric! Don't forget. The whole thing is worse because you're spending all that money on electric. So we're bringing back standards that are great." Trump's nonsense-rambling about home appliances lends itself to di...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": November: Pulling "out" of Syria Trump has to be egregiously inaccurate to get fact-checked by Fox News morning show "Fox & Friends," but his November 22 lie about the troops qualified. When Trump claimed he had "just pulled out of Syria," co-host Brian Kilmeade responded, "You have 600 guys there, right?" (The military had said at the time that perhaps 600 troops would remain in northeast Syria, plus another 100-plus troops in southern Syria.) What Trump had decided in October, after a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, was both to withdraw US troops from a Kurdish-held part of Syria that Turkey wanted to invade and to deploy US troops to protect oil fields in eastern Syria. The net result was a decline in the US troop presence in Syria, but -- as Kilmeade of all people noted -- not an actual pullout...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": October: Inverting reality on the whistleblower The Sharpie madness was old news by the end of September. Trump's dealings with Ukraine, and Democrats' related impeachment push, were his most frequent subject of dishonesty in all four weeks of October. His most frequent individual false claim on Ukraine or impeachment was that the whistleblower who complained about his dealings with Ukraine was highly inaccurate. He said this on 46 separate occasions through December 15. "They heard a whistleblower who came out with a false story -- you know, people say, 'Oh, it was always fairly close.' It wasn't close at all. What the whistleblower said bore no relationship to what the call was," he said in one representative comment on October 9. What did the whistleblower get wrong? Trump never explained in detail. He couldn't have: the whistle...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": September: The Sharpie fiasco This credibility disaster would have been a one-day story if Trump had just acknowledged that his initial tweet was a mistake -- that, as the National Weather Service office in Birmingham, Alabama tweeted soon afterward, Alabama was not thought to be at greater risk from Hurricane Dorian than initially thought. Trump preferred to lie than to admit error. His thoroughly deceitful multi-day effort to convince people that he had never been wrong about Alabama culminated in one of the most revealing images of the Trump era: the President of the United States displaying a Sharpie-altered map, which we could all see had been Sharpie-altered, as supposed evidence in his favor. We counted 12 false claims from Trump on Dorian and Alabama over 11 days. Not including the Sharpie map. Unsubscribe from comment emails for this blog. Po...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": August: A tariff mantra Between July 8, when we started counting Trump's false claims at CNN, and December 15, the day until which we currently have comprehensive data, Trump's most frequent false claim of any kind was that China is paying the entirety of the cost of his tariffs on imported Chinese products. "We're not paying for the tariffs; China is paying for the tariffs, for the 100th time," he told reporters in one typical remark on August 18. "And I understand tariffs very well. Other countries, it may be that if I do things with other countries -- but in the case of China, China is eating the tariffs, at least so far." His assertion has been contradicted by numerous tariff-paying American companies and by multiple economic studies. But Trump said it on 49 separate occasions over those five months. And he said it 20 times in Au...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": July: Smearing Rep. Ilhan Omar There just aren't many lies you can tell about a Muslim politician that are more incendiary than a lie that they'd said al Qaeda makes them proud. But here's what Trump said about Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar at a North Carolina campaign rally on July 17, wrongly describing remarks she had made in a 2013 interview: "Omar laughed that Americans speak of al Qaeda in a menacing tone and remarked that, 'You don't say America with this intensity. You say al Qaeda -- makes you proud. Al Qaeda makes you proud. You don't speak that way about America.'" Trump continued his smear campaign against the Minnesota congresswoman later the same week, falsely claiming that Omar had used the phrase "evil Jews." In September, he shared a Twitter video that falsely claimed Omar had been dancing in celebration...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": June: Remains, no longer returning Trump had a real diplomatic success to boast about in 2018. North Korea had returned the remains of some of the American soldiers who were killed in the Korean War. In 2019, as the diplomacy soured, North Korea ceased cooperating. Trump's solution: lie that North Korea was still cooperating, thus giving false hope to hundreds of American families. "We've had, as you know, the remains of the heroes, our great heroes from many years ago -- that's coming back, and coming back as they find them, as they find the sites and the graves, and they're sending them back," he told reporters on June 25, just five days before he met with dictator Kim Jong Un at the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). We thought at first that it was possible Trump just didn't know what was going on, since the Pentagon had only announce...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": May: Two lies in one Trump has been lying about Veterans Choice since 2018, falsely claiming he was the one who got it passed. His rendition on May 30, along with a similar claim in March, might have been the most egregious. "I disagree with John McCain on the way he handled the vets, because I said you got to get Choice. He was never able to get Choice. I got Choice," Trump told reporters. This was a double lie. In addition to taking his usual unearned credit for a program that President Barack Obama signed into law in 2014, Trump used his non-accomplishment as a cudgel against a deceased foe whose accomplishment it really was. McCain, in fact, was a key author of the Choice bill. What Trump signed in 2018 was the VA MISSION Act, a law that expanded and modified the Choice program. The full name of the VA MISSION Act honors McCain: it is the John S. McCa...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": April: "Windmills" and cancer Trump, who has tilted at windmills for more than a decade, made perhaps his strangest claim on the subject at a National Republican Congressional Committee fundraiser on April 2. "Wind. If you -- if you have a windmill anywhere near your house, congratulations, your house just went down 75% in value. And they say the noise causes cancer," he said. There might indeed be a "they" Trump has heard saying that wind turbines -- which he habitually calls "windmills" -- cause cancer. That should not mean the President should pass on their false claim to the country. But Trump is not only a serial liar but a serial sharer of inaccurate information he has heard from a motley collection of dubious sources -- "many people," "some people," "they" -- and not bothered to verify. ...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": March: Revisionist history on "Russia, if you're listening" Nearly three years after Trump made his infamous "Russia, if you're listening" campaign request for help obtaining deleted Hillary Clinton emails, he announced a new explanation. He had been just kidding. The media had failed to report that he had been just kidding. "Because with the fake news -- if you tell a joke, if you're sarcastic, if you're having fun with the audience, if you're on live television with millions of people and 25,000 people in an arena, and if you say something like, 'Russia, please, if you can, get us Hillary Clinton's emails. Please, Russia, please. Please get us the emails. Please!'... So everybody is having a good time. I'm laughing, we're all having fun. And then that fake CNN and others say, 'He asked Russia to...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": February: Imaginary voter fraud Trump has depicted himself as a crusader against election fraud. What happened in February was telling. On February 21, North Carolina's elections board ordered a new congressional election in the state's ninth district because of an actual case of apparent election fraud -- allegedly perpetrated by a Republican operative who was indicted the following week. On February 22, Trump was asked for his thoughts and he quickly pivoted to imaginary election fraud in another state. "Well, I condemn any election fraud," he said. "And when I look at what's happened in California with the votes, when I look at what happened -- as you know, there was just a case where they found a million fraudulent votes..." Trump's lying is rarely challenged in real time. This time, a reporter did try to object to the fictio...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Erin Burnett: Trump has a pattern of lying about w... ": A month-by-month look at Donald Trump's top lies of 2019 defining feature of the Donald Trump presidency is the bombardment of lies -- Trump's unceasing campaign to convince people of things that aren't true. Trump made more than 2,700 false claims this year. (We're still calculating the final total.) Some of them were innocent slips, some of them little exaggerations. But a large number of them were whoppers: deliberate, significant attempts to deceive and manipulate. The breadth of the dishonesty was as striking as the frequency. Trump was inaccurate this year about every conceivable topic, from his dealings with Ukraine to the size of his crowds to, literally, the time of day. He told too many lies for us to confidently pick a single most notable lie of the year. So we've picked our 12 most notable, one for every month. (We're defining n...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Sen.Martha McSally saying that reporters like Raju... ": McSally Slams CNN, but Gets Pressed on Fox News McSally made some impeachment news of her own Thursday when she rejected a question from CNN reporter Manu Raju and called him a "liberal hack." The conservative Arizona senator even tweeted a video of their exchange, in which Raju attempted to ask her in a hallway whether the Senate should consider new evidence in the impeachment trial. The encounter has led to lots of reaction: Doubling down : Wolf Blitzer of CNN said McSally owed Raju an apology for her "awful" behavior, reports Fox News. But McSally rejected that in an appearance on the Ingraham Angle on Fox. "You know, these CNN reporters, many of them around the capital, they are so biased," she said, per Mediaite. "They are so in cahoots with the Democrats, they so can't stand the president, and they run around trying to ...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Sen.Martha McSally saying that reporters like Raju... ": FOX NEWS HOST PRESSES GOP SENATOR ON CNN REPORTER'S QUESTION ON TRUMP IMPEACHMENT WITNESSES: 'YOU CAN CALL ME A CONSERVATIVE HACK' R epublican Senator Martha McSally, who dubbed a CNN reporter a "liberal hack" over a question about potential witnesses and evidence in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, danced around the question when pressed Thursday evening by Fox News' Laura Ingraham. Democrats and reporters were quick to criticize McSally, a former Air Force combat fighter pilot who was appointed in December 2018 by Arizona's governor to fill the late John McCain's seat, for labeling CNN's Manu Raju a "liberal hack" on Thursday. He had asked her if newly revealed—and damning—evidence against Trump should be considered during the trial that will begin in earnest on Tuesday. "Manu, you're a liber...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Martha McSally blasts CNN reporter Manu Raju: "I'm... ": Martha McSally's staggering cynicism Virtue signaling is all the rage in politics these days. Witness the show Arizona Sen. Martha McSally (R) put on Thursday morning when asked a simple -- and totally fair -- question by CNN's Manu Raju. As McSally was walking to her office, Raju asked her if she had made a decision about whether she would support the calling of witnesses during the Senate impeachment trial. "You're a liberal hack," she replied. "I'm not talking to you. You're a liberal hack." Now, that is a rude and inappropriate response to a reporter asking an entirely relevant and non-adversarial question. But maybe McSally could be forgiven for that. After all, we all lose our temper from time to time. But that's not what was going on here. Far from it. This wasn't McSally getting frustrated in the mome...

Erin Burnett has left a new comment on your post " Bernie Sanders campaign manager responds to report... ": Elizabeth Warren claims Bernie Sanders told her he didn't think a woman could win the presidency Senator Elizabeth Warren released a statement Monday night alleging that fellow 2020 contender Senator Bernie Sanders told her he didn't think a woman could win the presidency during a meeting in 2018. Her statement comes hours after CNN reported the alleged comment, which Sanders denies. "Bernie and I met for more than two hours in December 2018 to discuss the 2020 election, our past work together and our shared goals: beating Donald Trump, taking back our government from the wealthy and well-connected, and building an economy that works for everyone," Warren said in the statement. "Among the topics that came up was what would happen if Democrats nominated a female candidate. I thought a woman could win; he disagreed. I have no interest in discus...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " CNN's Erin Burnett says "You cannot make this up .... ": Stephen Colbert to Trump and Bloomberg: Get out of my Super Bowl ads Presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg has spent a whopping $100 million on campaign ads in one month, with his biggest drop yet on a $10 million Super Bowl ad, saying "the biggest point is getting under Trump's skin," — the president's re-election campaign has also booked an ad during the game on Feb. 2. Well, friends, The Late Show host Stephen Colbert had one thing to say to politicians on Wednesday night: "Get out of my SuperBowl commercials." Is it too much to ask? Colbert just wants what we all want. "I don't want to see politicians. That's not what the day is for. I don't want to see candidates for political office. I only want to see friendships between horses and puppies. And inter-racial couples enjoying cereal. I want to cry becau...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " CNN's Erin Burnett says "You cannot make this up .... ": Trump Indicates He'll Seek To Block Key Impeachment Witnesses' Testimonies At Trial President Donald Trump signaled in an interview aired Friday that he would seek to block key witnesses from testifying in the Senate's impeachment trial, including former National Security Adviser John Bolton, former Energy Secretary Rick Perry, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney. Trump ordered the men, and several other witnesses, not to cooperate with the House of Representatives' impeachment inquiry about his pressure campaign on Ukraine to produce political dirt against Democrats. Now, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) prepares to transmit two articles of impeachment to the Senate for an impeachment trial, Trump implied he would seek to do the same in that chamber. Asked by Fox News host Laura Ingraham if he w...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " CNN's Erin Burnett says "You cannot make this up .... ": TReport Pokes More Holes In Dubious Claim Soleimani Was Plotting 'Imminent' Attack A lengthy new report pokes yet more holes in the Trump administration's already-dubious claims that it needed to kill a top Iranian general in order to prevent an "imminent" threat. The general, Qassem Soleimani, was killed by a done strike outside Baghad International Airport last Friday. The administration has argued that Soleimani's killing was necessary to prevent an "imminent" attack, but its changing rhetoric about the danger Soleimani posed has weakened its case. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, for example, said Thursday that "we don't know precisely when and we don't know precisely where" the supposedly imminent attack, or attacks, plotted by Soleimani would've occurred. "Soleimani was actively planning ...

Trang Ánh Nam has left a new comment on your post " CNN's Erin Burnett says "You cannot make this up .... ": Trump Indicates He'll Seek To Block Key Impeachment Witnesses' Testimonies At Trial President Donald Trump signaled in an interview aired Friday that he would seek to block key witnesses from testifying in the Senate's impeachment trial, including former National Security Adviser John Bolton, former Energy Secretary Rick Perry, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney. Trump ordered the men, and several other witnesses, not to cooperate with the House of Representatives' impeachment inquiry about his pressure campaign on Ukraine to produce political dirt against Democrats. Now, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) prepares to transmit two articles of impeachment to the Senate for an impeachment trial, Trump implied he would seek to do the same in that chamber. Asked by Fox News host Laura Ingraham if he w...