The 66th Weak Of Donald The Dick

During a Sunday appearance on Meet the Press, White House adviser Marc Short insisted that Mueller should quickly end his probe of the Trump campaign because “the scope has gone well beyond what was intended to be investigations into meddling in the election.”

Rove, who was subject of Bush-era investigation into the leaking of a CIA officer’s name, on Monday told Fox News host Sandra Smith that President Donald Trump and White House staffers were making a mistake by venting about the investigation.

“The investigation is going to go as long as the investigation is going to go,” he explained. “And so, working the refs, saying, ‘You ought to wrap it up,’ doesn’t strike me as a particularly productive strategy. Robert Mueller is not going to wrap this thing up prematurely. He’s going to wrap it up when he thinks he’s ready to wrap it up.”

Rove recalled a point recently made by retiring Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC): “If you’re client is innocent, act innocent.”

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JackLuis said:

Rove recalled a point recently made by retiring Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC): “If you’re client is innocent, act innocent.”

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President Donald Trump called into Fox News’s morning show “Fox & Friends” Thursday and the interview went completely off the rails quickly. In their afternoon commentary, Wolf Blitzer’s political panel couldn’t help but note that Trump seemed like he was spitting fire straight into the phone.

The segment began by playing a short clip of the 30-minute long tirade.

“That we just heard from the president — never mind that the president of the United States just called in a cable news show he likes to watch for 30 minutes, OK? Take that aside. You know, that is not a typical scenario,” explained CNN’s Dana Bash. “But the tone. He was yelling! He was so agitated.”

She said that she could almost picture Trump, “red in the face.”

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“So, Mika, you are familiar with the fact that a week ago, Judge (Kimba) Wood ordered Michael Cohen’s attorneys to disclose all of his clients for the last three years,” Avenatti said, “and there were three clients listed — three clients listed. Do you recall which three?”

Brzezinski listed Trump, Fox News host Sean Hannity and Republican donor Elliott Broidy — but Avenatti said she was making the same mistake everyone else had.

“No, no, no,” he said. “Mr. Trump, the Trump organization and Sean Hannity. Mr. Broidy was not disclosed in open court as one of Michael Cohen’s clients.”

Co-host Joe Scarborough asked the attorney what that meant.

“I think at some point we are going to find out, if in fact, the client in connection with the ($1.6 million) settlement was, in fact, Mr. Broidy. I’m going to leave it at that.”

Avenatti wouldn’t say it, but the implication seems clear.

Cohen negotiated a $1.6 million hush money payment to a Playboy model who became pregnant during an affair and then had an abortion.

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JackLuis said:

Attorney Michael Avenatti hints $1.6 million abortion payout was for Trump — not GOP donor



Well the Evangelicals will pass that off as a sin before Trump "found Jesus."

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JackLuis said:

Attorney Michael Avenatti hints $1.6 million abortion payout was for Trump — not GOP donor



Well the Evangelicals will pass that off as a sin before Trump "found Jesus."

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JackLuis said:

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