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Trump, in an interview that aired Thursday morning, also blasted Sessions because he feels the former GOP Alabama senator “never took control of the Justice Department.”
In an interview with Fox News that aired Thursday morning, Trump said Michael Cohen worked for him “part time” and claimed to not know Paul Manafort “well.”
In a wide-ranging phone interview Thursday, Hawley was asked for his reaction to Cohen’s plea that implicated the president. “I don’t know that I believe anything that Mr.
The two parties and the president agree that legislation is needed to update the country’s immigration laws, but they have been unable to agree on the specifics of an overhaul bill.
“They didn’t come out of campaign,” he told Fox News in an interview filed Wednesday and set to run Thursday morning.
All three revelations were made by Lanny Davis, Cohen’s lawyer who also helped the Clintons during Bill Clinton’s impeachment scandal, in an interview on CNN.
Lance, a Republican, has bucked the party line and been one of the most vocal proponents in the GOP of imposing more restrictive gun measures.
“I think the Republicans just lost another House seat,” said California Democratic Party Chairman Eric Bauman in a brief phone interview.
Martha McSally has consistently been the favorite to win the primary, the intraparty battle has raged for several months.
Former White House chief political strategist Steve Bannon has a bleak message for Republicans looking to retain control of the House in the 2018 midterms: If you don’t stop the blue wave, your heads won
With no competitive races at the top of the state ballot in an unfavorable midterm year for Republicans, the measure could boost turnout among otherwise disaffected GOP voters in a state vital to
interview one day before the May 2017 House special election — which he won.
the first anniversary of the Trump administration’s launching of negotiations to revamp the 1994 trade pact.
as U.S. citizens,” she said in an interview in Spanish last month.
On Saturday, the one-year anniversary of the Charlottesville violence, Trump tweeted that the riots “resulted in senseless death and division” and called for the nation to come together.
Jeff Flake of Arizona was the only member of the Republican caucus to criticize the comments Tuesday morning.
Specifically, Cohen was talking about how Trump was visiting the state to endorse Blackburn before the primary in the state. “The big orange president ….
The NRA endorsement, she said, makes the outcome of the primary less clear.
But the competitiveness of the race in the weeks leading up to Tuesday’s contest and the tighter-than-expected margin offered several takeaways for the next three months. 1.
Here are three of the most eye-popping details from the documents: 1.