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Trump suggested tonight that he may attempt to block former White House counsel Don McGahn from testifying to Congress, in an interview with Fox News:
Trump, asked if he'd let McGahn testify again: "Well I’ve had him testifying already for 30hrs & it’s really – so I don’t think I can let him and then tell everybody else you can’t, especially him because he was a counsel so they’ve testified for many hrs, all of them, many ppl."
Asked if he would allow McGahn to testify, Trump responded:
I’ve had him testifying already for 30 hours ... So I don’t think I can let him, and then tell everybody else you can’t ... I would say it’s done, We’ve been through this.
The House Judiciary committee has begun discussions directly with Robert Mueller’s team about having him testify, according to NBC News:
A source familiar says House Judiciary has begun discussions directly w/ Mueller’s team about coming to testify before the cmte but nothing has been finalized at this point + no date has been set. Previously the Cmte had been in discussions w/ DOJ regarding Mueller’s testimony
Nothing has been finalized, according to the reporter. There have been an increasing number of calls from prominent Democrats to have Mueller testify:
Trump: “Now Mueller, I assume, for $35 million, checked my taxes, checked my financials...”I asked AG Barr if the taxes were reviewed & he surprisingly said he didn’t know & I should “ask Bob Mueller when he comes here.” Today I did. I sent a letter. Mueller needs to testify.
We need Special Counsel Mueller here to testify to clarify the discrepancies between what he and Attorney General Barr are saying.We don’t need a letter. We don’t need conditions.That seems like a game. A dodge. A ruse. A way to prevent Mueller from testifying. pic.twitter.com/9NP6je2rHp
There’s apparently more controversy plaguing the NRA: the Wall Street Journal is reporting that CEO Wayne LaPierre charged the organization’s ad agency more than $240,000 for expenses related to trips he took to Italy, Hungary, the Bahamas and other locations, without providing adequate documentation.There’s apparently more controversy plaguing the NRA: the Wall Street Journal is reporting that CEO Wayne LaPierre charged the organization’s ad agency more than $240,000 for expenses related to trips he took to Italy, Hungary, the Bahamas and other locations, without providing adequate documentation.
NEW: ⁦@NRA⁩ chief Wayne LaPierre questioned on $240k in travel expenses he charged to the group’s ad firm. Travel to Bahamas, Italy, Budapest. https://t.co/8fkJcnlKd4NEW: ⁦@NRA⁩ chief Wayne LaPierre questioned on $240k in travel expenses he charged to the group’s ad firm. Travel to Bahamas, Italy, Budapest. https://t.co/8fkJcnlKd4
The Journal cited a letter from the ad agency given to the group’s board last week. In a statement to the Journal today, NRA director Marion Hammer said the travel-expense allegations were “part of the failed coup attempt” and have been properly vetted by the board.The Journal cited a letter from the ad agency given to the group’s board last week. In a statement to the Journal today, NRA director Marion Hammer said the travel-expense allegations were “part of the failed coup attempt” and have been properly vetted by the board.
The report follows news that the New York state attorney general has opened an inquiry into the NRA’s not-for-profit status. More on the recent controversies about LaPierre:The report follows news that the New York state attorney general has opened an inquiry into the NRA’s not-for-profit status. More on the recent controversies about LaPierre:
NRA re-elects Wayne LaPierre after gun lobby group's bitter power struggleNRA re-elects Wayne LaPierre after gun lobby group's bitter power struggle
Some tragic news from the border: Four migrants, including two children and an infant, are feared dead in Texas after a raft overturned while they were attempting to cross the Rio Grande, according to federal authorities.Some tragic news from the border: Four migrants, including two children and an infant, are feared dead in Texas after a raft overturned while they were attempting to cross the Rio Grande, according to federal authorities.
Four people, including a 10-month-old baby and two other children are feared dead after their raft overturned in the Rio Grande last night. W/ @viaSimonRomero and @KannoYoungs https://t.co/bMthybLpWgFour people, including a 10-month-old baby and two other children are feared dead after their raft overturned in the Rio Grande last night. W/ @viaSimonRomero and @KannoYoungs https://t.co/bMthybLpWg
A man apprehended by border patrol agents said he saw his 10-month-old child and 7-year-old nephew, as well as another man and that man’s daughter, swept away by the water, the New York Times reported.A man apprehended by border patrol agents said he saw his 10-month-old child and 7-year-old nephew, as well as another man and that man’s daughter, swept away by the water, the New York Times reported.
Border patrol officials said the body of one child was recovered and three were missing after the raft capsized late on Wednesday night:Border patrol officials said the body of one child was recovered and three were missing after the raft capsized late on Wednesday night:
A 10-month-old baby, along with a six and seven-year-old. Raft Carrying Nine Migrants Capsizes on Rio Grande River https://t.co/c7OlCogrzU via @cbpA 10-month-old baby, along with a six and seven-year-old. Raft Carrying Nine Migrants Capsizes on Rio Grande River https://t.co/c7OlCogrzU via @cbp
At this critical moment...At this critical moment...
The Guardian’s rigorous investigative reporting is having an impact in Washington.The Guardian’s rigorous investigative reporting is having an impact in Washington.
Today, Stephen Moore, the conservative economics commentator nominated by Donald Trump for the Federal Reserve Board, abruptly pulled out of the running. The decision followed a series of exclusive reports by the Guardian on Moore’s financial, legal and tax issues, including a story published this morning showing Moore had failed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in alimony to his ex-wife, even after being found in contempt of court for non-payment.Today, Stephen Moore, the conservative economics commentator nominated by Donald Trump for the Federal Reserve Board, abruptly pulled out of the running. The decision followed a series of exclusive reports by the Guardian on Moore’s financial, legal and tax issues, including a story published this morning showing Moore had failed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in alimony to his ex-wife, even after being found in contempt of court for non-payment.
Hours after the story was published, Trump announced the withdrawal of Moore’s nomination to the Fed board.Hours after the story was published, Trump announced the withdrawal of Moore’s nomination to the Fed board.
This kind of investigative reporting is time consuming and expensive to produce. Exposing the depth of Moore’s legal troubles required the Guardian to pursue costly legal action, in partnership with other media, to unseal court records related to Moore’s case.This kind of investigative reporting is time consuming and expensive to produce. Exposing the depth of Moore’s legal troubles required the Guardian to pursue costly legal action, in partnership with other media, to unseal court records related to Moore’s case.
We can’t do it without your support. In this critical moment for democracy, the need for robust, fact-based reporting has never been greater.We can’t do it without your support. In this critical moment for democracy, the need for robust, fact-based reporting has never been greater.
We hope you will considering making a contribution to support the Guardian’s independent journalism and investigative reporting.We hope you will considering making a contribution to support the Guardian’s independent journalism and investigative reporting.
Reports of military sexual assaults jumped by 13% last year, the AP is reporting. And an anonymous survey of service members released today suggests the problem is vastly larger:Reports of military sexual assaults jumped by 13% last year, the AP is reporting. And an anonymous survey of service members released today suggests the problem is vastly larger:
The survey results found that more than 20,000 service members said they experienced some type of sexual assault, but only a third of those filed a formal report.The survey results found that more than 20,000 service members said they experienced some type of sexual assault, but only a third of those filed a formal report.
The survey number is about 37% higher than two years ago, which was the last time it was done.The survey number is about 37% higher than two years ago, which was the last time it was done.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democrat running for president, spoke out about this today during a confirmation hearing for Army general James McConville:Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democrat running for president, spoke out about this today during a confirmation hearing for Army general James McConville:
I am tired of the statement I get over and over from the chain of command: ‘We got this, madam, we got this.’ You don’t have it. You’re failing us.”I am tired of the statement I get over and over from the chain of command: ‘We got this, madam, we got this.’ You don’t have it. You’re failing us.”
Thirty-eight percent. This is unacceptable, and I’m tired of excuses from the Pentagon. They are failing our service members and have proven they can’t fix this.My bill would. We need the Military Justice Improvement Act now.https://t.co/v8b5ZkzqayThirty-eight percent. This is unacceptable, and I’m tired of excuses from the Pentagon. They are failing our service members and have proven they can’t fix this.My bill would. We need the Military Justice Improvement Act now.https://t.co/v8b5Zkzqay
Some more details from the AP:Some more details from the AP:
McConville has been nominated to be the next chief of staff of the Army, and that service saw a spike of more than 18% in the number of sexual assault reports filed last year. The Marine Corps had the largest jump, at 23%, while the Navy saw a 7% increase and the Air Force was up by about 4%. The Pentagon releases a report every year on the number of sexual assaults reported by troops. But because sexual assault is a highly underreported crime, the department sends out an anonymous survey every two years to get a clearer picture of the problem.McConville has been nominated to be the next chief of staff of the Army, and that service saw a spike of more than 18% in the number of sexual assault reports filed last year. The Marine Corps had the largest jump, at 23%, while the Navy saw a 7% increase and the Air Force was up by about 4%. The Pentagon releases a report every year on the number of sexual assaults reported by troops. But because sexual assault is a highly underreported crime, the department sends out an anonymous survey every two years to get a clearer picture of the problem.
There are now bipartisan calls for a classified FBI briefing for the Florida congressional delegation after Mueller’s report said there was an intrusion of the state’s elections systems by hackers in 2016:There are now bipartisan calls for a classified FBI briefing for the Florida congressional delegation after Mueller’s report said there was an intrusion of the state’s elections systems by hackers in 2016:
.@RepStephMurphy (D) and @RepMichaelWaltz (R), both former national security specialists at the Pentagon, send letter to AG Barr and FBI Director Wray on "the nature and extent of the Russian government’s efforts to interfere in Florida during the 2016 presidential election." pic.twitter.com/wGUb5ptyFc.@RepStephMurphy (D) and @RepMichaelWaltz (R), both former national security specialists at the Pentagon, send letter to AG Barr and FBI Director Wray on "the nature and extent of the Russian government’s efforts to interfere in Florida during the 2016 presidential election." pic.twitter.com/wGUb5ptyFc
Senator Marco Rubio recently told the New York Times that Russian hackers not only accessed the Florida voting system, but were “in a position” to change voter roll data.Senator Marco Rubio recently told the New York Times that Russian hackers not only accessed the Florida voting system, but were “in a position” to change voter roll data.
The Trump campaign is promoting a new story from the newspaper the president likes to call “a true ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!”The Trump campaign is promoting a new story from the newspaper the president likes to call “a true ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!”
The New York Times published a report today revealing that the FBI sent an investigator posing as a research assistant to meet with a Trump aide in 2016:The New York Times published a report today revealing that the FBI sent an investigator posing as a research assistant to meet with a Trump aide in 2016:
NEW: The FBI sent a government investigator posing as Stefan Halper’s research assistant to meet with George Papadopoulos in 2016 as part of Russia investigation https://t.co/jII8bhctFtNEW: The FBI sent a government investigator posing as Stefan Halper’s research assistant to meet with George Papadopoulos in 2016 as part of Russia investigation https://t.co/jII8bhctFt
From the report:From the report:
The woman had set up the meeting [with George Papadopoulos, a Trump campaign adviser], to discuss foreign policy issues. But she was actually a government investigator posing as a research assistant, according to people familiar with the operation. The FBI sent her to London as part of the counterintelligence inquiry opened that summer to better understand the Trump campaign’s links to Russia.The woman had set up the meeting [with George Papadopoulos, a Trump campaign adviser], to discuss foreign policy issues. But she was actually a government investigator posing as a research assistant, according to people familiar with the operation. The FBI sent her to London as part of the counterintelligence inquiry opened that summer to better understand the Trump campaign’s links to Russia.
The American government’s affiliation with the woman, who said her name was Azra Turk, is one previously unreported detail of an operation that has become a political flash point in the face of accusations by President Trump and his allies that American law enforcement and intelligence officials spied on his campaign to undermine his electoral chances.The American government’s affiliation with the woman, who said her name was Azra Turk, is one previously unreported detail of an operation that has become a political flash point in the face of accusations by President Trump and his allies that American law enforcement and intelligence officials spied on his campaign to undermine his electoral chances.
The Trump campaign has seized on the report as evidence that the “FBI spied on the Trump campaign”. The New York Times report says the decision to use Turk “shows the level of alarm inside the FBI during a frantic period when the bureau was trying to determine the scope of Russia’s attempts to disrupt the 2016 election”.The Trump campaign has seized on the report as evidence that the “FBI spied on the Trump campaign”. The New York Times report says the decision to use Turk “shows the level of alarm inside the FBI during a frantic period when the bureau was trying to determine the scope of Russia’s attempts to disrupt the 2016 election”.
A team from Deutsche Bank has seen Donald Trump’s tax returns, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The bankers reportedly saw the documents before agreeing to lend to the Trump Organization in 2012.A team from Deutsche Bank has seen Donald Trump’s tax returns, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The bankers reportedly saw the documents before agreeing to lend to the Trump Organization in 2012.
“It was all part of a fresh start on a banking relationship that had soured after the financial crisis, descending into litigation over a Chicago project,” Bloomberg wrote, citing two people familiar with the interaction.“It was all part of a fresh start on a banking relationship that had soured after the financial crisis, descending into litigation over a Chicago project,” Bloomberg wrote, citing two people familiar with the interaction.
A team from Deutsche Bank AG once saw Trump's tax returns. Bankers got a look before agreeing to lend to the Trump Organization in 2012, Bloomberg reports.Remember: Deutsche Bank has been subpoenaed to hand over Trump-related financial docs to Congress.https://t.co/VRdv8SvqJfA team from Deutsche Bank AG once saw Trump's tax returns. Bankers got a look before agreeing to lend to the Trump Organization in 2012, Bloomberg reports.Remember: Deutsche Bank has been subpoenaed to hand over Trump-related financial docs to Congress.https://t.co/VRdv8SvqJf
Democrats have issued subpoenas for Deutsche Trump documents. See our previous coverage:Democrats have issued subpoenas for Deutsche Trump documents. See our previous coverage:
Democrats escalate Trump investigation with Deutsche Bank subpoenasDemocrats escalate Trump investigation with Deutsche Bank subpoenas
The president has sued the bank to stop the information from getting out.The president has sued the bank to stop the information from getting out.
A hugely unpopular measure to allow Florida teachers to carry guns in their classrooms has been approved by state legislators, my colleague Richard Luscombe reports. The vote came after a lengthy and contentious debate that left some lawmakers in tears:A hugely unpopular measure to allow Florida teachers to carry guns in their classrooms has been approved by state legislators, my colleague Richard Luscombe reports. The vote came after a lengthy and contentious debate that left some lawmakers in tears:
Two days of high emotion in state capital, Tallahassee, ended with the Republican-controlled Florida house voting 65-47 to approve a wide-ranging school safety bill that expands the “armed guardian” program, set up after the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school massacre, to include trained educators.Two days of high emotion in state capital, Tallahassee, ended with the Republican-controlled Florida house voting 65-47 to approve a wide-ranging school safety bill that expands the “armed guardian” program, set up after the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school massacre, to include trained educators.
The controversial bill, earlier approved along party lines in the Florida senate, now heads to the desk of Governor Ron DeSantis, who is expected to sign it into law.The controversial bill, earlier approved along party lines in the Florida senate, now heads to the desk of Governor Ron DeSantis, who is expected to sign it into law.
Some students or loved ones of those caught up in the Parkland shooting said they were outraged at the legislation:Some students or loved ones of those caught up in the Parkland shooting said they were outraged at the legislation:
LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE WHO ARE AFFECTED BY THIS, THOSE IN THE LEGISLATURE DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO US https://t.co/90DYwsLAlqLISTEN TO THE PEOPLE WHO ARE AFFECTED BY THIS, THOSE IN THE LEGISLATURE DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO US https://t.co/90DYwsLAlq
Read Richard’s full account here:Read Richard’s full account here:
Florida lawmakers approve bill allowing teachers to carry guns in classroomsFlorida lawmakers approve bill allowing teachers to carry guns in classrooms
Hello! Sam Levin in our San Francisco office here, taking over our live coverage for the rest of the day. We’ve got more info on Facebook’s decision to finally ban several prominent accounts promoting white nationalism, including Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos and Laura Loomer.Hello! Sam Levin in our San Francisco office here, taking over our live coverage for the rest of the day. We’ve got more info on Facebook’s decision to finally ban several prominent accounts promoting white nationalism, including Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos and Laura Loomer.
A Facebook spokesperson said in a statement:A Facebook spokesperson said in a statement:
We’ve always banned individuals or organizations that promote or engage in violence and hate, regardless of ideology. The process for evaluating potential violators is extensive and it is what led us to our decision to remove these accounts today.”We’ve always banned individuals or organizations that promote or engage in violence and hate, regardless of ideology. The process for evaluating potential violators is extensive and it is what led us to our decision to remove these accounts today.”
As my colleague Kari Paul notes, Facebook has not, in fact, “always” banned individuals engaging in violence and hate:As my colleague Kari Paul notes, Facebook has not, in fact, “always” banned individuals engaging in violence and hate:
The company has often grappled with controlling far-right hate speech on the platform in recent years. Figures like Jones, Loomer and Yiannopoulus were able to cultivate a massive reach using the platform, making Facebook’s move “insufficient”, said Cristina López G, the deputy director for extremism at Media Matters for America, a not-for-profit media watchdog.The company has often grappled with controlling far-right hate speech on the platform in recent years. Figures like Jones, Loomer and Yiannopoulus were able to cultivate a massive reach using the platform, making Facebook’s move “insufficient”, said Cristina López G, the deputy director for extremism at Media Matters for America, a not-for-profit media watchdog.
“This is a step in the right direction, and it shows exactly why Facebook needs to be thinking about enforcement in a more holistic way,” she said. “Facebook can help curb the spread of extremism, hate, and bigotry that flourished on its platforms if it remains open to reforming enforcement measures.”“This is a step in the right direction, and it shows exactly why Facebook needs to be thinking about enforcement in a more holistic way,” she said. “Facebook can help curb the spread of extremism, hate, and bigotry that flourished on its platforms if it remains open to reforming enforcement measures.”
Read the Guardian’s full story here:Read the Guardian’s full story here:
Facebook bans Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos and other far-right figuresFacebook bans Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos and other far-right figures
Stephen Moore, a nominee to the Federal Reserve Board until he withdrew this morning, was criticized for routinely underpaying his ex-wife’s alimony. He also has a long history of misogynistic remarks.Stephen Moore, a nominee to the Federal Reserve Board until he withdrew this morning, was criticized for routinely underpaying his ex-wife’s alimony. He also has a long history of misogynistic remarks.
Here are a few:Here are a few:
On tennis: “The women tennis pros don’t really want equal pay for equal work. They want equal pay for inferior work.”On tennis: “The women tennis pros don’t really want equal pay for equal work. They want equal pay for inferior work.”
On men’s college basketball: “No more women refs, no women announcers, no women beer venders, no women anything.”On men’s college basketball: “No more women refs, no women announcers, no women beer venders, no women anything.”
On the pay gap: There is “virtually no pay discrepancy between men and women, so for this generation the 77-cents mantra is as outdated as bell-bottom jeans”.On the pay gap: There is “virtually no pay discrepancy between men and women, so for this generation the 77-cents mantra is as outdated as bell-bottom jeans”.
‘No women anything': Trump Fed pick Stephen Moore’s list of misogynistic remarks‘No women anything': Trump Fed pick Stephen Moore’s list of misogynistic remarks
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh resigned days after the FBI and Internal Revenue Service raided city hall and homes belonging to the mayor. She was accused of using sales of her children’s book to disguise kickbacks.Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh resigned days after the FBI and Internal Revenue Service raided city hall and homes belonging to the mayor. She was accused of using sales of her children’s book to disguise kickbacks.
This took down a big city mayor pic.twitter.com/UISENLvC6DThis took down a big city mayor pic.twitter.com/UISENLvC6D
One more healthcare item lost in the morning’s hectic news is the Trump administration’s new conscience “protections”.One more healthcare item lost in the morning’s hectic news is the Trump administration’s new conscience “protections”.
In conjunction with the National Day of Prayer, the Trump administration finalized religious exemptions for healthcare providers, which allow workers to refuse to provide care if it violates their religious beliefs. For example, a worker could refuse to provide a woman with an abortion.In conjunction with the National Day of Prayer, the Trump administration finalized religious exemptions for healthcare providers, which allow workers to refuse to provide care if it violates their religious beliefs. For example, a worker could refuse to provide a woman with an abortion.
The rules are important to Trump’s conservative, religious political base, many of whom oppose abortion and gay marriage.The rules are important to Trump’s conservative, religious political base, many of whom oppose abortion and gay marriage.
“This rule ensures that healthcare entities and professionals won’t be bullied out of the health care field because they decline to participate in actions that violate their conscience, including the taking of human life,” said Roger Severino, director of the Office of Civil Rights for the Health and Human Services administration.“This rule ensures that healthcare entities and professionals won’t be bullied out of the health care field because they decline to participate in actions that violate their conscience, including the taking of human life,” said Roger Severino, director of the Office of Civil Rights for the Health and Human Services administration.
Civil liberties groups and physicians have criticized the rule as allowing healthcare workers to discriminate, for example gay or transgender patients.Civil liberties groups and physicians have criticized the rule as allowing healthcare workers to discriminate, for example gay or transgender patients.
“Once again, this administration shows itself to be determined to use religious liberty to harm communities it deems less worthy of equal treatment under the law,” said Louise Melling, deputy legal director at the American Civil Liberties Union. “Denying patients health care is not religious liberty. Discriminating against patients based on their gender or gender expression is not religious liberty. Medical standards, not religious belief, should guide medical care.”“Once again, this administration shows itself to be determined to use religious liberty to harm communities it deems less worthy of equal treatment under the law,” said Louise Melling, deputy legal director at the American Civil Liberties Union. “Denying patients health care is not religious liberty. Discriminating against patients based on their gender or gender expression is not religious liberty. Medical standards, not religious belief, should guide medical care.”
Media friends, can you stop writing credulous pro-Trump headlines?The new orders from HHS do not provide new "religious and moral" protections for healthcare workers. They strip protections from patients.Media friends, can you stop writing credulous pro-Trump headlines?The new orders from HHS do not provide new "religious and moral" protections for healthcare workers. They strip protections from patients.
While Trump has often claimed to want to provide Americans healthcare, his administration has been pushing to gut the Affordable Care Act, best known as “Obamacare”.While Trump has often claimed to want to provide Americans healthcare, his administration has been pushing to gut the Affordable Care Act, best known as “Obamacare”.
The law provided health insurance to more than 20 million people by expanding social safety nets.The law provided health insurance to more than 20 million people by expanding social safety nets.
Today, the Department of Justice filed an important brief arguing the law is unconstitutional. It joined Republican-led states, who have tried to overturn the law since Republicans passed a tax overhaul last year.Today, the Department of Justice filed an important brief arguing the law is unconstitutional. It joined Republican-led states, who have tried to overturn the law since Republicans passed a tax overhaul last year.
The law touches nearly every part of the American health system, from providing popular consumer protections to requiring calories counts on some restaurant menus.The law touches nearly every part of the American health system, from providing popular consumer protections to requiring calories counts on some restaurant menus.
Here is more about the court filing from the Associated Press:Here is more about the court filing from the Associated Press:
The remaining provisions of the ACA should not be allowed to remain in effect again, even if the government might support some individual positions as a policy matter,” the administration wrote in its court filing.The remaining provisions of the ACA should not be allowed to remain in effect again, even if the government might support some individual positions as a policy matter,” the administration wrote in its court filing.
The Justice Department’s legal brief also seemed to be trying to carve out some exceptions. For example, the administration said the ACA’s anti-fraud provisions should remain in effect.The Justice Department’s legal brief also seemed to be trying to carve out some exceptions. For example, the administration said the ACA’s anti-fraud provisions should remain in effect.
The White House announced today that golfer Tiger Woods will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.The White House announced today that golfer Tiger Woods will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Woods is a Trump business partner.Woods is a Trump business partner.
.@realdonaldtrump is giving the pres. medal of freedom to @TigerWoods, who’s a Trump biz partner. Here’s Trump Org’s magazine for 2018. pic.twitter.com/NRFWDTejtl.@realdonaldtrump is giving the pres. medal of freedom to @TigerWoods, who’s a Trump biz partner. Here’s Trump Org’s magazine for 2018. pic.twitter.com/NRFWDTejtl
Oh boy pic.twitter.com/2yqT0mfkjMOh boy pic.twitter.com/2yqT0mfkjM
More info on the Facebook ban on Alex Jones – Facebook announced a ban against Jones in 2018 August. The “permanent” ban comes six years after Jones first falsely claimed the massacre of 26 children in Sandy Hook, Connecticut was staged. Jones started making the claim in 2013.More info on the Facebook ban on Alex Jones – Facebook announced a ban against Jones in 2018 August. The “permanent” ban comes six years after Jones first falsely claimed the massacre of 26 children in Sandy Hook, Connecticut was staged. Jones started making the claim in 2013.
Jones is now being sued by parents of children killed in the massacre, some of whom had faced death threats and harassment.Jones is now being sued by parents of children killed in the massacre, some of whom had faced death threats and harassment.