The President has the executive privilege, we agree on that. Can't he waive that privilege, for example in the firing of Jim Comey?
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I'm sure President Trump is very upset that Andy McCabe allegedly leaked a negative story about Hillary in the closing days of the election.
It seems like he is a guy obsessed about the Russians. Why? Because he is obsessed about the Russians.
He used to say I'm not firing them. Now he is saying they're still there, which we already knew that, sir, we didn't need breaking news to tell us that they're there.
I think it's good. Sean has problems and I don't support Donald Trump. You don't want the President to be a prisoner of the bubble, right?
Donald Trump was bitter in his denunciation of that war and remains bitter in his denunciation of it.
I think it's admirable that just like Barack Obama, President Trump does not want to invade, conquer, and occupy huge countries that are really no direct threat to the United States.
Yes, that was really unfortunate. And I say this as somebody who thinks it was the right thing to punish Assad for using chemical weapons.
He called the search warrant, while dramatic, perfectly legal. He called it, 'an attack on our country.'
I think Mr. Trump is going to provoke a constitutional crisis because he doesn't care about normalcy.





