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US President Donald Trump at a press conference in the East Room of the White House, October 2, 2019.
Why Donald Trump is flying off the handle — even more than usual
Oct. 8 - Still suffering from an infection of SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, President Donald Trump unleashed an extended and aggressive tirade on Twitter following a period of relative radio silence while he was hospitalized.
He seemed to have returned from Walter Reed Medical Center with a vengeance. His furious tweeting, often in all caps, targeted his favorite subjects, including the Russia investigation, the media, Hillary Clinton, and former Vice President Joe Biden.
He called for “arrests” out of the Justice Department’s review of the handling of the Russia investigation, based on dubious reporting of selectively declassified documents from his own administration that showed no evidence of any clear crimes:
Attorney General Bill Barr, who has previously denigrated the administration’s predecessors and whipped up hopes that the investigation would punish the president’s enemies, appears to be disappointing Trump as it is many of his fans. Barr has previously said that the president’s tweeting about ongoing investigations make it “impossible” for him to do his job, but that hasn’t deterred Trump. continue to read
Why Donald Trump is flying off the handle — even more than usual
Oct. 8 - Still suffering from an infection of SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, President Donald Trump unleashed an extended and aggressive tirade on Twitter following a period of relative radio silence while he was hospitalized.
He seemed to have returned from Walter Reed Medical Center with a vengeance. His furious tweeting, often in all caps, targeted his favorite subjects, including the Russia investigation, the media, Hillary Clinton, and former Vice President Joe Biden.
He called for “arrests” out of the Justice Department’s review of the handling of the Russia investigation, based on dubious reporting of selectively declassified documents from his own administration that showed no evidence of any clear crimes:
Attorney General Bill Barr, who has previously denigrated the administration’s predecessors and whipped up hopes that the investigation would punish the president’s enemies, appears to be disappointing Trump as it is many of his fans. Barr has previously said that the president’s tweeting about ongoing investigations make it “impossible” for him to do his job, but that hasn’t deterred Trump. continue to read
OCTOBER 2, 2020 | PART OF MARK MEADOWS UPDATES REPORTERS ON PRESIDENT'S CONDITIONMark Meadows Speaks with Reporters
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows talked to reporters about President Trump and the First Lady’s testing positive for the coronavirus.
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows talked to reporters about President Trump and the First Lady’s testing positive for the coronavirus.
THAT WRAPS UP THIS CORONAVIRUS COMMITTEE HEARING WITH HEALTH SECRETARY ALEX A'S ARE HERE SEVERAL REPRESENTATIVES TALKED ABOUT PRESIDENT TRUMP'S ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HE AND FIRST LADY MELANIA TRUMP HAVE TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID. THIS COMES AFTER A SENIOR ADVISOR HOPE HICKS WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CORONAVIRUS AFTER A CAMPAIGN RALLY IN MINNESOTA. THE WHITE HOUSE REPORTING PRESIDENT TRUMP IS EXPENSING QUOTE MILD SYMPTOMS. THE FIRST COUPLE HAVE BEGUN A 14 DAY QUARANTINE YOUR VICE PRESIDENT PENCE WAS TESTED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE NEWS BROKE AND HIS OFFICE REPORTS THAT HE IS NOT INFECTED. IN ADDITION "THE ASSOCIATED PRESS" REPORTED SEVERAL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET ARE UNDERGOING TESTING NOW. WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF MARK MEADOWS COMMENTED ON THE PRESIDENT'S CONDITION THIS MORNING. HERE'S WHAT HE HAD TO SAY. [BACKGROUND SOUNDS] source and more details
Henry Kissinger says US needs ‘new way of thinking,’ warns of blowup with China
Oct. 8 - Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the US and China must establish rules of engagement for their increasingly tense competition or risk recreating the uncertainty that characterized global politics leading up to World War I.
“Our leaders and their leaders have to discuss the limits beyond which they will not push threats,” Kissinger, 97, said Wednesday in a virtual discussion hosted by the Economic Club of New York. “And then they have to find a way of conducting such a policy over an extended period of time. more
Oct. 8 - Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the US and China must establish rules of engagement for their increasingly tense competition or risk recreating the uncertainty that characterized global politics leading up to World War I.
“Our leaders and their leaders have to discuss the limits beyond which they will not push threats,” Kissinger, 97, said Wednesday in a virtual discussion hosted by the Economic Club of New York. “And then they have to find a way of conducting such a policy over an extended period of time. more
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Here’s What Could Happen If China Invaded Taiwan
Oct. 7 - (Bloomberg) -- Xi Jinping’s Chinese Communist Party has threatened to invade Taiwan for more than seven decades. Now fears are growing among analysts, officials and investors that it might actually follow through over the next few years, potentially triggering a war with the U.S.
In September, People’s Liberation Army aircraft repeatedly breached the median line in the Taiwan Strait, eliminating a de facto buffer zone that has kept peace for decades. The party-run Global Times newspaper has given a picture of what could come, urging China’s air force to patrol the skies over Taiwan and “achieve reunification through military means” if it fires any shots. Taiwan announced it would only shoot if attacked. more
Oct. 7 - (Bloomberg) -- Xi Jinping’s Chinese Communist Party has threatened to invade Taiwan for more than seven decades. Now fears are growing among analysts, officials and investors that it might actually follow through over the next few years, potentially triggering a war with the U.S.
In September, People’s Liberation Army aircraft repeatedly breached the median line in the Taiwan Strait, eliminating a de facto buffer zone that has kept peace for decades. The party-run Global Times newspaper has given a picture of what could come, urging China’s air force to patrol the skies over Taiwan and “achieve reunification through military means” if it fires any shots. Taiwan announced it would only shoot if attacked. more
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