More fallout from Trump disaster us press conference
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I see a pattern
They're on some,if I can have it then nobody will have it.
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That bitch gon' kill herself. And Trump is an agent. This some ol' Mission Impossible, 007 type shit.
He threw her that soccer ball and she didn't catch it on purpose.
Yup.
She won’t. And neither will Manafort.
If the government let the confederate soldiers into the government the first time, why wouldn’t they admit Russians at this moment?
Good and justice are unnatural in nature.
Nothing will happen, they'll (congress) will excuse his actions.
Trump just the face, he gets out of line, but....
They all share the same views, which is..... WHITE SUPREMACY MUST LIVE!
Trump just the face, he gets out of line, but....
They all share the same views, which is..... WHITE SUPREMACY MUST LIVE!
Trump Tells Hannity: ‘We’re Doing Really Well With Russia As Of Today’
‘We’ve had a phony witch hunt deal drive us apart,” the president said after the Helsinki summit.
President Donald Trump defended his statements after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, crediting himself with defusing tension between the two nations while praising his counterpart as “very, very strong.”
Trump sat down with Fox News host Sean Hannity for a softball interview following the summit in Helsinki. The president said he made great progress with Putin during their private meeting of more than two hours that day, but he said the Russian leader told him it was a “shame” that special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into 2016 campaign interference had driven a wedge between the two countries.
“Maybe we just knocked down that wedge, but it has driven a wedge, and President Putin said that,” Trump told Hannity. “One of the early things he said when we started was: ‘It’s really a shame, because we could do so much good.’ And they drove a phony wedge. It’s a phony witch hunt.”
“It’s a sad thing,” Trump continued. “It’s a very sad thing for our country to see this.”
Trump was excoriated on both sides of the aisle Monday for his remarks after his private talk with Putin in which he challenged the conclusion of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia was responsible for meddling in the 2016 election. It came just three days after 12 Russian intelligence officials were indicted in the U.S. for cyberattacks on the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton.
“I think we’ve all been foolish. I think we’re all to blame,” the president, standing next to Putin, said during the news conference. He later noted that he didn’t “see any reason why it would be” Russia doing the hacking, noting that “President Putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today.”
Putin repeated those denials in a Fox News interview with anchor Chris Wallace, calling allegations of election interference “utterly ridiculous.”
“Do you really believe that someone acting from the Russian territory could have influenced the United States and influenced the choice of millions of Americans?” Putin asked through a translator. “I had to reiterate things I said several times, including during our personal contacts, that the Russian state has never interfered and is not going to interfere into internal American affairs including election process.”
Speaking with Hannity on Monday, Trump said that America was “doing really well with Russia as of today.”
“I thought we were doing horribly before today,” the president said. “I think we had a potential problem. …We’ve had a phony witch hunt deal drive us apart. It’s the thing that he told me, he said: ‘What a shame.’ He felt it was very hard for me to make a deal because of all this nonsense.”
‘We’ve had a phony witch hunt deal drive us apart,” the president said after the Helsinki summit.
President Donald Trump defended his statements after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, crediting himself with defusing tension between the two nations while praising his counterpart as “very, very strong.”
Trump sat down with Fox News host Sean Hannity for a softball interview following the summit in Helsinki. The president said he made great progress with Putin during their private meeting of more than two hours that day, but he said the Russian leader told him it was a “shame” that special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into 2016 campaign interference had driven a wedge between the two countries.
“Maybe we just knocked down that wedge, but it has driven a wedge, and President Putin said that,” Trump told Hannity. “One of the early things he said when we started was: ‘It’s really a shame, because we could do so much good.’ And they drove a phony wedge. It’s a phony witch hunt.”
“It’s a sad thing,” Trump continued. “It’s a very sad thing for our country to see this.”
Trump was excoriated on both sides of the aisle Monday for his remarks after his private talk with Putin in which he challenged the conclusion of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia was responsible for meddling in the 2016 election. It came just three days after 12 Russian intelligence officials were indicted in the U.S. for cyberattacks on the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton.
“I think we’ve all been foolish. I think we’re all to blame,” the president, standing next to Putin, said during the news conference. He later noted that he didn’t “see any reason why it would be” Russia doing the hacking, noting that “President Putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today.”
Putin repeated those denials in a Fox News interview with anchor Chris Wallace, calling allegations of election interference “utterly ridiculous.”
“Do you really believe that someone acting from the Russian territory could have influenced the United States and influenced the choice of millions of Americans?” Putin asked through a translator. “I had to reiterate things I said several times, including during our personal contacts, that the Russian state has never interfered and is not going to interfere into internal American affairs including election process.”
Speaking with Hannity on Monday, Trump said that America was “doing really well with Russia as of today.”
“I thought we were doing horribly before today,” the president said. “I think we had a potential problem. …We’ve had a phony witch hunt deal drive us apart. It’s the thing that he told me, he said: ‘What a shame.’ He felt it was very hard for me to make a deal because of all this nonsense.”
Reading the comments of Chris Evans post, I totally neglected the perspective of the people from Russia. Out of curiosity, I wonder what they think of all this?
Lmbaoooooooooo
I watch some of their political shows. Imagine if the fucking Clippers won't the NBA title next year... or the fucking Cleveland Browns won the super bowl... they can't believe Putin has pulled this off. It's really incredible to see their response to all of this. They literally can't believe it.
I'm at the point where I don't care... Nothing will happen to this guy .. These people in power can do whatever they want and this is the proof of it .. He's just a giant distraction for everything else going on behind the scenes. Just sad people don't have no eyes open to it!
Yo it’s over for these clowns lmaoo
Keep telling folk they forgot who Mueller is.. this shit is going to be his magnum opus.. Folk thought him taking down the Gambino and Gotti crime family and Enron was his greatest work..
They about to put this guy on US currency 30 years from now..
That bitch was handing out Guns, Money, and Pussy damn. Got them by the balls literally.
Interesting. Do they think this is a good think for them?
And what do they think about Americans that support Trump?
Oh. They think it's wonderful for them. It's along the lines of "we've been trying to fracture the U.S. world domination and transatlantic pacts for decades with very little success and we're shocked that Putin actually got the fucking POTUS to do it for us. " They feel like "they're back". Remember at one point they were a "superpower" and since the breakup of the USSR they've been more of a bit player on the geopolitical stage. Their economy is smaller than Italy's but now they're projecting strength well above their true power.
They don't care about Trump's supporters beyond thinking Trump is the useful idiot and thank God he won and they hope he stays in power.
It's really interesting to watch because they're shocked by how far Trump is willing to go to protect Putin... like they're way more shocked than we are over here.
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at this point i think they are trying to keep it out of FOIA so that the media can't get to it.
This is too big to be a movie it has to be an HBO series like the Sopranos or something