Mr. Trump's confidants know better than to take an initiative that he has not cleared, or they don't stay confidants.
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There's no shortage of pregnant confidants in Khloé Kardashian's life!
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After all, he was one of Kris Jenner's closest confidants.
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White House officials and Trump confidants felt exposed and vulnerable.
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The police arrested several of Mr. Netanyahu's friends and confidants.
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They have become my friends, my mentors and my confidants.
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Trump often likes to poll his confidants for strategic feedback.
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Other former Trump confidants, such as former New Jersey Gov.
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And fair or not, Trump confidants started questioning Stepien's operation.
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He loses friends, loved ones, confidants, because of this booty.
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It boasts Trump confidants Rudy GIuliani and Newt Gingrich as chairs.
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So did one of Trump's closest confidants, former New Jersey Gov.
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"He's frustrated, and angry at everyone," said one of the confidants.
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Confidants of the Bernie Sanders campaign say he will endorse Mrs.
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Today, Reiser is one of Espinal's closest confidants in the congregation.
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George Miller, a fellow California liberal and among her closest confidants.
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It is run by confidants of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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The sanctions also target Yevgeniy Prigozhin, one of Putin's closest confidants.
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Members of each leader's inner circle have also become a part of the investigations -- Trump's confidants have been questioned by Mueller; Netanyahu's confidants have been named as suspects in the probes and have even turned state's witness.
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She has told confidants that she sees it as an essential duty.
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Growing up, my horses were teachers, baby-sitters, co-conspirators and confidants.
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Nielsen has reportedly told confidants that she is unhappy in the position.
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It was there where he became close to many of Trump's confidants.
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Former confidants are lining up to testify against him and his wife.
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Confidants said he had diabetes and often flew to Brussels for treatment.
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Among Mr. al-Bashir's confidants who remain in power is Lt. Gen.
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Their dads were not confidants, baseball coaches or shoulders to cry on.
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Trump has obsessed over the whistleblower both on Twitter and to confidants.
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They became allies and confidants, their profiles and stature rising in tandem.
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She is believed to be one of Kim Jong Un's closest confidants.
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My personal favorites are the confidants relating to the Star and Temperance arcanas.
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This is an easy tip-off to new confidants or locations to visit.
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Tom Brokaw angrily denied harassment allegations against him in an email to confidants.
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The men, aged between 18 to 183, were Ankit's closest friends and confidants.
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And in under a year, Trump confidants were suggesting Coats could be fired.
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But along with Greenblatt, Trump has tapped confidants to play key negotiating roles.
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By the time the sisters started recording Wim, he had few confidants left.
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We learn considerably less about the physique of Holbrooke confidants like Les Gelb.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) is "seriously" considering the 6900 presidential race, according to confidants.
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Text messages to confidants show that Marrin's questions sent Gliniewicz into a panic.
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Two former Netanyahu confidants have agreed to turn state's witness in the case.
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But even Bloomberg's closest confidants admit there is little chance he could succeed.
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One of them, James A. Baker, was one of Mr. Comey's closest confidants.
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His story is told through his closest confidants, friends, collaborators and Bieber himself.
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Confidants cheered Mr Trump's anti-Saudi rhetoric and his good relations with Mr Putin.
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He never got close enough to her or her confidants to illuminate her motives.
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Williams is considered one of Carson's confidants, and previously served as his business manager.
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On any given shift, they can be therapists, confidants, or even boxing-match referees.
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Many of Trump's aides and confidants have been questioned by the special counsel's office.
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"I wondered if he photo-shopped the pictures," one of those confidants told CNN.
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Even so, Trump continues to receive legal advice from several commentators and longtime confidants.
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Many have kept their experiences close and told few, if any, confidants about them.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina, one of Trump's closest confidants on Capitol Hill; Rep.
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Biographers, historians and Mr. Trump's own confidants have not been shy about drawing parallels.
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Mr. Steyer's decision came as a surprise even to some of his political confidants.
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Would three of his closest confidants really have undertaken this meeting without telling him?
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The list also includes the names of longtime Clinton confidants Sidney Blumenthal and Cody Shearer.
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Part-time jobs can sometimes help tip you off to Mementos requests or new confidants.
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What's happening: Trump has asked confidants what they think about the idea of installing Rep.
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And, just as they do every year, fashion veterans and confidants are remembering his legacy.
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The tightness of confidants of Beyoncé helped her pull off the ultimate stealth album release.
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She started to move into Raniere's inner circle when two confidants died and another defected.
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He does not speak directly with members, opting to communicate through a few select confidants.
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We scooped yesterday that Trump has told confidants he's planning to exit the Paris deal.
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However, the named defendants include his campaign officials, his confidants and even his family members.
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Hold yourself accountable by sharing your timetable with trusted confidants in your immediate inner circle.
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Trump also reportedly told confidants that a government shutdown could be good for him politically.
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Bloomberg Politics reported that Ryan told confidants he wanted to end his standoff with Trump.
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Mr. Nohria and Mr. Tata have reportedly been close friends and confidants for many years.
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Bannon is unfazed, according to friends and confidants: That's readily apparent from his media appearances.
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While we've grown from 1.0963 people to over 1,000+ at Meesho, they remain close confidants!
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Among the president's other confidants is Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Trump has told confidants that he believes Bolton "has his back" on the Syria matter.
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Confidants say he never wanted to be president and tried to turn down the job.
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The Washington Post reported Wednesday that Trump has discussed the idea with confidants and advisers.
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Persona 5's confidants offer different skills, abilities, or general bonuses, like extra time in class.
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Erstwhile confidants of Mugabe, themselves liberation war heroes, are emerging to challenge him for political leadership.
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Kushner is President Trump's son-in-law and is widely considered one of his closest confidants.
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Building stronger links with your Confidants isn't an exact science since your bonds are tracked invisibly.
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Sources close to the rapper tell TMZ ... Tekashi and his closest confidants are downsizing his entourage.
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Axios first reported earlier this month that Trump told confidants he was thinking about replacing him.
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They were our sidekicks, they were our partners, they were confidants who always had our back.
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She was not his "concubine," he assured me; they were confidants who helped each other out.
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Mr. Netanyahu is not a suspect in that case, though some of his closest confidants are.
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In Trump's case there is a special counsel working with former confidants of the US President.
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Mr. Speer was the eldest of six children of Albert Speer, one of Hitler's closest confidants.
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Some, like Mr. Alexander, were close confidants of Mr. Kalanick's despite not reporting directly to him.
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Other additions include extra time with confidants, battles against past protagonists, and new places to visit.
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Axe's inattention to his two closest confidants, Lara and Wags, leads them on humbling misadventures, too.
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Throughout they speak warmly of their books as advisers; and we the readers feel like confidants.
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Those children are, as we have seen throughout the campaign, also among his closest political confidants.
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Having a number of confidants of different backgrounds, generations, seniority levels, and genders can be incredibly important.
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New York (CNN)"Golden Girls" fans now have the perfect place to gather with pals and confidants.
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Axios reported Sunday that Trump has told confidants that he is planning to renege on the agreement.
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She is the richest person in Australia that, outside her family and close confidants, nobody really knows.
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I encourage you to find other confidants, or even a therapist, with whom you can be frank.
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Although the former secretary of state's closest confidants have left the agency, they could still face punishment.
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Voicing your concerns and discussing your plans with a few confidants could help you figure things out.
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Mnuchin's closest confidants, Eli Miller and Justin Muzinich, are folks whom Mnuchin trusts as virtually leak-proof.
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They point to his business dabblings in Russia, sycophantic comments about Mr Putin and his confidants' pasts.
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In the movie of her namesake, Cinderella sings the romantic melody to her gaggle of animal confidants.
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Some of his longtime confidants are worried for his health, believing he's gained weight and looks unwell.
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Their henchmen have beheaded defiant sheikhs and killed confidants of Libya's grand mufti, who supports the GNA.
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Indeed, one of his longtime confidants was none other than Roy Cohn, the notorious fixer that Sen.
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They described a results-oriented executive who leaned on confidants to guide the direction of the brand.
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The group also includes close Ryan confidants and leaders of the conservative RSC and centrist Tuesday Group.
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Axios first reported that President Trump told confidants he was thinking about replacing Coats, citing five sources.
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President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are concerned about his mental state after days of erratic behavior.
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You hear this not only from his ideological opponents but from countless departing confidants, lawyers, and advisers.
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Manafort is close with two Trump confidants: businessman Thomas Barrack and longtime Republican political operative Roger Stone.
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Most of the striking photographs of Kahlo in the exhibition were taken by her confidants and lovers.
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He has recruited confidants he genuinely respects as well as virtual strangers who impressed him on television.
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Having a regular hang with your closest confidants can take the guesswork out of scheduling quality time.
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His male friends, he was a little shocked to learn, were ineffectual, indiscreet, and bizarrely merciless confidants.
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It paints a far darker picture of the president and his confidants than Barr initially let on.
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Longtime Clinton confidants outside the campaign had been agitating for months for Hillary to get rid of him.
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Beyond ambience, boutique workout instructors are more than just trainers to customers; they're friends, motivational speakers, and confidants.
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Killing Bannon won't be easy: His staunchest ally is one of Trump's closest confidants — Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Two longtime Clinton confidants, Ann O'Leary and Ed Meier, are also overseeing the small transition staff in Washington.
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Write down your most cherished dreams and ask your confidants for advice on how to make them real.
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Another of Netanyahu's former confidants, former chief of staff Ari Harow, has testified against him in this case.
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Trump has a good rapport with Esper, who is close to Trump confidants David Urban and Mike Pompeo.
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I was emotionally distressed at that time and told Jake, one of my close confidants, about my situation.
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The rapper Proof, one of Eminem's closest confidants, painted a vivid portrayal of their relationship in Rolling Stone.
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Kushner is married to Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka and is widely considered one of the president's closest confidants.
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Bannon has always been one of Trump's most trusted confidants, Cramer said, and Americans elected Trump knowing that.
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In August, Trump decried those who testify against former confidants to ease legal troubles, bemoaning the longstanding practice.
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One source close to both women said Abedin is consulting a close group of confidants and her lawyers.
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But based on what Trump has been telling confidants, we expect a showdown — and possibly a shutdown — then.
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Personal shoppers, problem-solvers, confidants: the AI agents in our pockets and in our homes are many things.
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His confidants tell us he intentionally exploits the media's inclination to take the bait and chase our tails.
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One of her closest confidants, a North Carolina interior designer named Bryan Huffman, had introduced her to Edwards.
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He described Watergate as a "witch hunt" to his confidants, who promptly leaked the comment to the press.
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Friendships that sustained them for decades lapse when companions and confidants retire or move away or grow ill.
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And he sharply decried those who testify against former confidants to ease legal troubles, bemoaning the longstanding practice.
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National security 'coordinator' Many national security advisors never wind up as close confidants of the commander in chief.
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After decades of ups and downs, Mr. Trump now counts Mr. Murdoch as one of his closest confidants.
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Two of his top confidants have turned state witnesses and are believed to have provided police with incriminating evidence.
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These were not statistics or machine learning experts, just friends and confidants willing to help with an absurd task.
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Meadows, meanwhile, was one of Trump's earliest supporters on Capitol Hill and has become one of his closest confidants.
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That can come in the form of testimony from confidants, contemporaneous emails or messages, or even inference from conduct.
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"Perhaps there were times when he wanted to marry more than one wife," says one of his Muslim confidants.
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Becoming a mom revealed a new side of our friendships, and they've now become some of my closest confidants.
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This confessional side of her can, she says, grate on her confidants; it weighs heavy on the reader, too.
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Japanese youths often drop out of community activities and focus on school affairs by junior high, limiting possible confidants.
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She's also a vice director of North Korea's propaganda department and, analysts say, one of her brother's closest confidants.
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At stake are the fortunes of his family and confidants, as well as the fate of Viacom and CBS.
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However, several aides and confidants told The Hill in October that she would not make another bid for president.
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GOP aides told The Hill's Scott Wong and Juliegrace Brufke that they did not know whether Trump confidants Reps.
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A New York Times report said the president's advisers and confidants are urging Trump to fire the chief strategist.
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Some longtime confidants have urged Clinton to share more personal anecdotes with the public and not be so guarded.
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The federal investigation into the lane closings has led to guilty pleas by two other confidants of Mr. Christie.
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And nor do Trump's closest confidants, senior staff, Republican leaders on Capitol Hill, or, we strongly suspect, Trump himself.
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And he counted Gates, Larry Summers, Hank Paulson, former UN Secretary Kofi Annan, and more as friends and confidants.
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In 1985, most Americans told pollsters that they had about three confidants, people with whom they could share everything.
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The compensation committee includes some of the most powerful owners in the league, and close confidants of the commissioner.
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The police arrested several of Mr. Netanyahu's friends and confidants, and top executives of the country's biggest telecommunications company.
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In the run-up to his announcement, Biden fretted to confidants that Hunter would become a campaign-trail issue.
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He's been warned by other confidants that it's impossible to run the West Wing without a chief of staff.
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Some of Winfrey's confidants have been privately urging her to run, the sources close to the TV host said.
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In the most basic enabled attacks, Islamic State handlers acted as confidants and coaches, coaxing recruits to embrace violence.
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During the day, teachers act as counselors, confidants, mentors, surrogate parents, moral directors, instructors and advisers to their students.
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In July, the FBI raided the home of Michael McClain, another ComEd lobbyist and one of Madigan's closest confidants.
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Some confidants scrutinized decisions to send Trump to areas where Republicans won't appear with the president on the stump.
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She's also a vice director of North Korea's propaganda department, and, analysts say, one of her brother's closest confidants.
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For most of the film, Assange is surrounded by women—they are his lawyers, confidants, and sources of support.
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So for now, everyone but Trump and Putin and perhaps a handful of their close confidants are in the dark.
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To family, friends, teammates, coaches, fans & confidants, thank you for your prayers and support during this most difficult time. pic.twitter.
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Confidants whom he allegedly tried to enlist to do his dirty work seem ultimately to have attempted to restrain him.
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In April, details of corruption involving his confidants started to leak; senior Odebrecht officials were set to testify next month.
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"The Washington Post" reports that the President has told confidants that Donald Trump, Junior may have unintentionally crossed a line.
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Since May, he had been holding a parallel series of meetings with top FBI confidants to thrash through his plan.
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She said she fled down Brown's driveway after being asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement by Brown and his confidants.
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It's not that these virtual sports club colleagues, mealtime gossip gatherers, and after-hours confidants are substituting anything, or anyone.
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As she prepares for this year's Games, Douglas' mother continues to be one of her closest confidants and biggest cheerleaders.
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Several longtime advisers and confidants pushed back after her comments, however, saying she is not weighing another White House bid.
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The speculation around Romney comes as there is confusion in Utah -- and among Romney confidants -- about what Hatch will decide.
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And now, with the criminal indictments of several Trump confidants, we know that the special counsel's work is bearing fruit.
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The President spoke to key lawmakers and outside confidants leading up to his remarks, people familiar with the matter said.
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The battle has ruined relationships with some of Mr. Redstone's longest confidants, exposed family feuds and sent Viacom into turmoil.
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These new lieutenants are unknown to many of Mr. Redstone's longtime confidants at Viacom, the big entertainment company he controls.
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After the departure of aides like Hicks, there are fewer confidants in the White House to buffer Trump's combative instincts.
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Meadows is more than a typical supporter of Trump's—he remains one of the President's closest confidants in the House.
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Mr. Cohen, who works for Mr. Trump's private company, has long been considered one of the president's closest business confidants.
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In social work, where we can't speak about our clients outside of the office, our colleagues become our closest confidants.
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POLITICO reported in May 2018 that the president often used an insufficiently secured cellphone to communicate with friends and confidants.
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Over the next several days, Trump would raise the plans with some of his confidants, including South Carolina Republican Sen.
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Politico reported Thursday that Ryan has told his "closest confidants" that his current term as Speaker will be his last.
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He'd already mastered many of the saxophonist Tim Berne's scattered, mischievous compositions before the two met; now they're musical confidants.
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In social work, where we can't speak about our clients outside of the office, our colleagues become our closest confidants.
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A pair of federal prosecutors in New York are now working on cases tied to two of Trump's closest confidants.
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But Abedin, long one of Clinton's closest confidants, defended repeatedly against arguments the former secretary of state had done anything wrong.
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Police said they found sufficient evidence that confidants of Netanyahu promoted regulatory changes worth hundreds of millions of dollars to Bezeq.
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His wife, Brooke Covington, is one of the most trusted confidants of church founder Jane Whaley, who members consider a prophet.
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Michael Flynn, who at the time was one of Trump's closest confidants — and of course later became Trump's national security adviser.
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Clinton's record as secretary of state acknowledge that the use of the server had consequences for her select circle of confidants.
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Reuters could not directly contact Qunun, but spoke to several confidants who described how the dramatic campaign unfolded across the world.
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Said teammates are called "Confidants" in Persona 5, a slight rebranding of the "Social Links" from the last two Persona titles.
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He's the third, and most significant, of the prime minister's former confidants to turn against him in the mounting graft investigations.
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"There are huge risks," said Fredrick Federley, a Centre Party member of the European Parliament and one of Loof's closest confidants.
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Brother Julius' closest confidants were married couple Paul and Joanne Sweetman, who assumed control over the group soon after his death.
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Intelligence and law enforcement sources said Lesin had a falling out with Putin's close confidants and then went into hiding abroad.
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In addition to Trump, several of his confidants also called the magazine to convince it that he belonged on the list.
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Cohen has worked with Trump for over a decade and until recently was viewed as one of the president's key confidants.
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According to a report by Bloomberg, Trump told confidants that he does not want to fire Rosenstein or Mueller right now.
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But the strategist still sees himself as a keeper of the Trumpian flame, and he retains extensive contacts among Trump confidants.
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Legal experts, as well as Trump's allies and confidants, think Cohen is already in deep trouble and headed for even more.
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President Donald Trump reportedly told his close allies and confidants that he's worried about how impeachment will look on his resume.
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Inside his club and on his golf course, Trump told his confidants that he has relished his first year in office.
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Deep-pocketed Trump aides and confidants have retained veteran Washington lawyers who command high fees to help them navigate the investigation.
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Mr. Apatow also spoke to many of Mr. Shandling's confidants, including Ms. Doucett, who had reconciled with him in recent years.
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He has told confidants that he felt Schumer was too eager to assume his job before Reid was ready to leave.
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Within the last two years, Epstein separately told four confidants that he was advising the Saudi Crown Prince on financial matters.
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Kelly, who took the job last July, had previously told confidants he hoped to be on the job for a year.
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Keith Schiller is one of the president's closest confidants and has worked for Trump for nearly two decades, the report says.
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Collins turned to two of Cespedes's closest confidants on the team, Jose Reyes and Cabrera, who helped convey a needed message.
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Ulrich Brechbuhl, a former West Point classmate of Pompeo's, is one of the secretary of State's top aides and closest confidants.
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P.S.G. is also considering reigniting its interest in Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho, another of Neymar's confidants, before he can move to Barcelona.
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At stake were the fortunes of his family and several former confidants as well as the fate of Viacom and CBS.
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By late afternoon, Hicks — one of Trump's closest confidants — had spent more than nine hours in a secure committee meeting room.
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Two Netanyahu confidants have been arrested on suspicion of promoting regulation worth hundreds of millions of dollars to the Bezeq telecom company.
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Otherwise the rumour mill will continue to churn out allegations and more confidants of the president are likely to get into trouble.
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"Ryan has made it known to some of his closest confidants that this will be his final term as speaker," Politico said.
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Commander Price told confidants that his superior had said to him shortly before the team deployed to Afghanistan to bring everyone home.
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The two women have since remained late-night confidants, leading Kraus to include Baldwin's latest work, Swallowed, in her "Show & Tell" programming.
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Trump tells confidants who are concerned about Bolton that they shouldn't worry about his national security adviser dragging him into a war.
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Donald Trump is out there gushing about his love for WikiLeaks now that the organization is leaking emails of Hillary Clinton confidants.
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The couple have since had three children together, and Kushner has subsequently become one of President Trump's closest confidants and top aides.
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According to the Washington Post, Davis is one of Stone's closest confidants, and CNN reports that Stone is godfather to Davis's son.
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Several former Trump advisers and confidants, including strategist Roger Stone and New Hampshire state lawmaker Al Baldasaro, began offering support for Trump.
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Trusting others When I became emotional, I'd have to check in with my confidants, telling them the brutal truth about my situations.
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The president and his confidants are engaging in grave wrongdoing, and Republicans are denying the public the political means to stop it.
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Lehel hacked a series of political aides to Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, Clinton confidants and a few celebrities.
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By Friday morning, Mr. Manafort's predictions to confidants that he might not be able to survive in his post had come true.
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She promotes confidants, while some veterans of the 88 Generation democracy movement, especially those who have displayed political ambitions, have been sidelined.
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President Trump told confidants that a federal government shutdown could be good for him politically, according to The Washington Post, citing sources.
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In June, Mr. Trump's closest confidants implored him to stick to a teleprompter, end his freestyle digressions and focus on his message.
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But after hearing for three years from acquaintances and confidants about various people deemed disloyal, his efforts seem to have newfound urgency.
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Mr. Trump's confidants at the White House say Mr. Trump was never fully convinced that Mr. Priebus would be loyal to him.
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Trump suffered major legal setbacks last week when two of his former confidants were found guilty or pleaded guilty to federal charges.
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Kushner ranks among Trump's closest confidants as is married to the president's daughter Ivanka and oversees a vast agenda in his administration.
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So far, the first daughter -- one of the President's closest confidants -- has largely managed to escape the glare of the Russia investigation.
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Many are nervous that Trump's confidants will be given key roles irrespective of their qualifications, by virtue of their loyalty to Trump.
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" The Post continued: "Bannon tells confidants he sees himself as 'the president's wingman,' tending to his base and taking on his enemies.
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The prosecution has been carrying out an investigation into the allegations, summoning Lee's family and confidants and raiding their homes and offices.
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POLITICO reported earlier Thursday that Ryan has told his closest confidants that his current term as House speaker will be his last.
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Fonda, Bergen, Keaton and Steenburgen star as book club confidants in this light comedy, which is filled with chardonnay and unexpected romance.
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Over several months, more and more people were swept up in the hateful ordeal, including Max's family and friends, confidants, and even strangers.
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Many teachers feel that other teachers are confidants: They tell us things that would never get said to the parents or the director.
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From 1985 to 2009 the average size of an American's social network—defined by number of confidants—declined by more than one-third.
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He has already told confidants how he would run for reelection in 2020 if impeached (but not removed) by playing the victim card.
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The film portrays as lesbian affairs the close friendships the queen had with two confidants who were rivals for her affections and influence.
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Theatergoers in 2009 responded positively to the picture's comic timing and conversational approach, with Eisenberg's narration as Columbus treating the viewers like confidants.
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Be smart: Trump confidants are worried about an obstruction of justice case being built against Trump, according to Mike Allen's reporting this morning.
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Instead, he prefers getting ready for his first head-to-head live encounter with Clinton by testing lines with a group of confidants.
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Nearly anyone else would be better than the two men he considered confidants through the whole campaign and who are his closest relatives.
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A recent study found that most people report having only two close confidants with whom they have important discussions on a regular basis.
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President Donald Trump told his close allies and confidants that he's worried about how impeachment will look on his resume, Axios reported Sunday.
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Her confidants concluded that she did not want to be challenged over her preference to keep the pneumonia private and continue working. Mrs.
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But Ms. Quinn's confidants say that she has no intention of returning so quickly to the realm where she suffered a painful defeat.
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Despite all of that -- losing his two most reliable and relied-upon confidants in the Cabinet -- Mattis seemed to skate above it all.
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Some of Winfrey's confidants have been privately urging her to run, but that she has not yet made up her mind, CNN reported.
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Here's a timeline looking back on how Cohen went from being one of Trump's trusted confidants to implicating the president in a felony.
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Trump, who confidants say was expecting the moral finger-wagging but not the personal insults, was unusually taciturn about the interview on Monday.
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Russia's aid has now most likely squelched any fears for their personal fate that could have tempted Mr. Assad's closest confidants to leave.
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Dozens of confidants implored Snyder not to take over what Sports Illustrated called Futility U, certain that it was a coaching dead end.
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For this story, Reuters has reviewed dozens of additional Falwell email exchanges with other Liberty executives or business partners he considered close confidants.
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But until the final vote tally was announced, the candidate betrayed no sense, beyond his inner circle of confidants, that he might lose.
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Clarissa's and Lovelace's letters to their respective confidants are as probing as any therapy session, and as riddled with defensiveness and self-deception.
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One of Pope Francis's confidants, Cardinal George Pell of Australia, who is now the Vatican treasurer, testified last year before the government inquiry.
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Bloomberg reported Friday that Trump has told confidants that he wants to impose harsh tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from all countries.
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Bill Gurley, the venture capitalist who led Benchmark's investment into Uber, was once a mentor to Kalanick and one of his closest confidants.
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Tossing a few "Make America Great Again" hats into the crowd at the beginning of the rally, he treated the attendees as confidants.
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Last month, two Netanyahu confidants were arrested on suspicion of promoting regulation worth hundreds of millions of dollars to the Bezeq telecom company.
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After he won the election, Mr. Trump brought many of his longtime confidants to the White House, but Mr. Cohen was left behind.
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At a trial in 1529, former bodyguards, confidants, and Queen Catherine gave contrasting eyewitness accounts about what took place in Catherine and Arthur's chambers.
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Behind the scenes: Trump has met with a couple of others, but the way he's discussed Christie to confidants make them think he's serious.
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Behind the scenes: Trump has met with a couple of others, but the way he's discussed Christie to confidants makes them think he's serious.
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Anyone hoping to replace Mr Kaczynski will have to be "very patient", said the interior minister, Joachim Brudzinski, one of his confidants, last month.
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As the sun went down on Wednesday, Trump had told confidants, including EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, that he was withdrawing from the Paris deal.
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In real life, Queen Anne and Sarah Churchill (an ancestor of Winston Churchill) met as children and grew up as close friends and confidants.
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Moreover, that number may be shrinking: From 1985 to 253, the average number of confidants that people reported having decreased from three to two.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, has spoken highly of both men in recent days while discussing her pick with confidants, according to the report.
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On May 20, Mr. Redstone unexpectedly ejected Mr. Dauman and George Abrams, two longtime confidants, from the trust and the board of National Amusements.
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As a person living abroad and trying to understand this presidential election, I'm interested in who the leading candidates' advisers, friends and confidants are.
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Over the course of the police investigations, three former close confidants of Netanyahu -- Ari Harow, Shlomo Filber and Nir Hefetz -- have turned against him.
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As Roger Stone, one of Trump senior's former confidants, put it to the Washington Post, "Basically, Trump Jr. is the voice of undiluted Trumpism."
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Ryan is telling confidants he wants to end his standoff with Trump in part because of concerns their split has made intraparty fighting worse.
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While Cohen has admitted to no wrongdoing, the intensity of the government's investigation will put significant pressure on one of the President's closest confidants.
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Confidants of Mr. da Silva are in jail on charges of cashing in from billions in bribes surrounding the state-controlled oil company, Petrobras.
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Conversations with staff or confidants may yield explicit information on his goals, but there is at least circumstantial evidence of his intent to obstruct.
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President Trump has reportedly told advisers and confidants that a shutdown of the federal government could benefit him politically, according to a new report.
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Some Romney advisers and confidants worry that upset delegates frustrated by that fight could make the former presidential candidate a target of their anger.
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He estimated that about one in four Americans are lonely, without any confidants, and that social isolation results in negative emotional and physical consequences.
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In November, the police recommended charges against four of Mr. Netanyahu's confidants, including his cousin and personal lawyer, over corruption in buying the ships.
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This time around, the police recruited a state's witness, Ari Harow, Mr. Netanyahu's former chief of staff and once one of his closest confidants.
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According to reports, this spring he told confidants he was worried the whole covering-up sexual harassment thing might come back to haunt him.
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Looking back, King's most trusted confidants say his death was but a temporary stoppage in the movement that still continues forward in his name.
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And Meadows, one of Trump's top confidants in the House, has been at the forefront on pushing back against Democrats' allegations against the president.
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While Mr. Lucas continued to insist that the marriage would take place, Chicago May was assuring confidants privately that the engagement was a sham.
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This particular schooling started in 1993, when three of Dalio's top confidants told him he was being too honest — and actually hurting the company.
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Former Netanyahu spokesman Nir Hefetz and former Communications Ministry Director-General Shlomo Filber, both known as close confidants of the prime minister, were also arrested.
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The couple have been among the president's closest confidants since his election campaign, and Kushner also helped in the drafting of the speech to Congress.
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He has "told confidants in recent days that he felt both vindicated and strengthened by his acquittal in the Senate," the AP reported on Thursday.
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For those unfamiliar with the mega church that is Hillsong, it's an Australian import and its pastor, Carl Lentz, is one of Bieber's closest confidants.
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But there's one problem with this scenario: A fair number of Trump's closest confidants led by campaign manager Kellyanne Conway are dead set against it.
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He became one of Callas's rare confidants, after hanging around her dressing-room door for weeks like a lovesick boy and fetching trinkets for her.
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Finally, one of Trump's closest confidants in business community, Isaac Perlmutter, the chairman of Marvel Entertainment, gave handsomely to Trump Victory in the previous quarter.
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The team -- called the Clinton-Kaine Transition Project -- will be based in Washington and will be also be led by longtime Clinton confidants and supporters.
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Confidants said Masri had been warned not to travel to the Saudi capital after mass arrests of Saudi royals, ministers and businessmen in early November.
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After the White House meeting last week, Trump told confidants he does not want to fire Rosenstein or Mueller right now, according to the report.
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White House communications director Hope Hicks, one of Trump's closest confidants who's been with him "since the beginning", announced on February 28 she was resigning.
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Trump is expecting further indictments of his campaign associates, his confidants say, but unexpected moves by Mueller could spur him to adopt a tougher strategy.
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The report says that the federal crackdown has poisoned the traditional relationship between faculty and students by turning professors from informal confidants into official enforcers.
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Lee has denied any wrongdoing, calling the investigation into the bribery allegations, summoning his family and confidants and raiding their homes and offices, politically motivated.
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The power of adults as influencers and confidants, nurturing by words, deeds and acts of kindness large and small, fuels every page of this novel.
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Ms. Hicks, a reluctant émigré to insular Washington, kept a tiny circle of confidants, complaining that she could not trust anyone in a company town.
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So Collins tried a different tack, enlisting Cespedes's two closest confidants on the team — infielders Asdrubal Cabrera and Jose Reyes — to reason with the slugger.
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Jane Adams plays Annabelle, one of Sophie's co-stars and confidants, who's startled and saddened to find herself single at this point in her life.
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While he said it was to monitor elections, he also suggested to confidants that he wanted to try to confront Soleimani when he was there.
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Even when the hype around Harris was at its apex, her advisers and confidants wondered if the freshman senator was ready for a presidential run.
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One of his confidants, former Army General Paulo Chagas, said he, too, was inspired to run for office out of concern that Brazil is coming apart.
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And Kushner, who has been one of Trump's most trusted confidants is expected to be heavily involved in Trump's White House, perhaps in a formal capacity.
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Trump and Sanders developed a close relationship after one of his closest confidants, then-White House communications director Hope Hicks, left the West Wing last February.
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As he was deliberating last year over replacing Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, President Trump told confidants he had big plans for Judge Amy Coney Barrett.
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But the President appeared to revive conversations about possibly removing Coats in July, raising the idea with confidants and rehashing old frustrations about the intelligence chief.
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The searches are a significant intrusion by prosecutors into the dealings of one of Mr. Trump's closest confidants, and they pose a dilemma for Mr. Trump.
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Police recommended an indictment in the case based on evidence collected that confidants of Netanyahu promoted regulatory changes worth hundreds of millions of dollars to Bezeq.
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Inside the West Wing, conversations by Jonathan Swan and me show there's anxiety and fear among Trump confidants: Flynn is clearly desperate, legally, personally and financially.
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Confidants of the president told news outlets that Trump was infuriated by the remarks, but said that Kelly is not in danger of losing his job.
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President Donald Trump has told confidants that he thinks a shutdown of the federal government might be positive for him politically, according to The Washington Post.
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Ms. Rousseff herself was one of the few high-level politicians unscathed by charges, but many of her confidants have been arrested or are on trial.
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President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are growing more and more worried about his mental state after days of wild outbursts, erratic behavior, and bizarre fixations.
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Close confidant to Trump Schiller, who is one of Trump's closest confidants, left the White House in September after serving as director of Oval Office operations.
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Trump, who regularly expresses his joy at the trappings of his job, told confidants he did not want anything less grand than the frescoed US Capitol.
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Confidants indicated he might want to go out on "a high note" if Republicans were able to pass tax reform, long a legislative priority of Ryan's.
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Wang Huning, a member of the powerful seven-man Politburo Standing Committee and one of Mr. Xi's closest confidants, is a staunch advocate of authoritarian rule.
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Unnamed US officials had recently tipped off New York Times and Washington Post reporters to the contents of taped conversations between Trump confidants and Russian officials.
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She will bring a trio of trusted confidants — the bassist Mark Helias and the drummer Matt Wilson — for the group's first performance at Brooklyn's Shapeshifter Lab.shapeshifterlab.
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Mr. Schwarzman was one of Mr. Trump's closest business confidants and the chairman of the policy forum, but he was also outraged by the president's remarks.
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The leaks earlier in the Trump presidency were often committed by individuals widely believed to be close confidants of Trump leaking negative information against each other.
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But his confidants believe he makes up for any lack of political experience with a compelling narrative — as well as being able to campaign full time.
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He often retreats there on weekends to cavort with members of his private club and to play rounds of golf with celebrities, confidants and government officials.
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The team is led by Governor Chris Christie, of New Jersey, and includes several of his political confidants, such as his former law partner William Palatucci.
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Aides and confidants — including Biden's longtime friend and former chief of staff Ted Kaufman — say it's "too soon" to be making decisions about a presidential bid.
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McConnell confidants said allowing the resolution through was harmless while blocking it could have attracted unwanted attention; the whistleblower complaint arrived on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.
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Mr. Berlusconi's confidants say the Italian sees himself as a potential bridge between Mr. Putin, who is increasingly popular in Italy, and Mr. Trump, who isn't.
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In my experience, computer builds have been a mostly solitary experience, with me sharing the intimate details of my progress with a select group of nerdy confidants.
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One of the first lady's longtime friends and confidants, Winston Wolkoff was previously the events director at Vogue magazine, orchestrating high-wattage events like the Met Gala.
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In her House committee testimony on Tuesday, she reportedly admitted to telling "white lies" as part of her job as one of Trump's closest aides and confidants.
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Despite appearing apologetic in statements and reported correspondence with long time friends and confidants after the scandal broke, Weinstein has often in the same breath been defiant.
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Clinton aides and confidants also expect a Republicans-for-Hillary effort, where GOP businessmen and high-profile donors could back the former secretary of state over Trump.
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The actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler shielded a 15-year-old multiple sclerosis diagnosis from all but her closest confidants before granting interviews on the subject in January.
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Even though he publicly dismissed his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen as non-credible, he privately told confidants that Cohen's appearance before Congress in February was damaging.
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" In a subsequent email on the same thread, Podesta complained that Clinton confidants Philippe Reines, Cheryl Mills and David Kendall "sure weren't forthcoming on the facts here.
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Disagreement on what to do about anti-India proxy fighters was a major source of rancor with the military, according to one of the close Sharif confidants.
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Suffice to say Lenny has some serious parental issues and his crisis of faith is not helping anything, because even his most trusted confidants are abandoning him.
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But over his first six months in office, Trump hasn't developed the same type of close relationship with Priebus as he already enjoyed with his campaign confidants.
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Possibly this owes to the fact that one of Putin's closest confidants may have profited personally from the Magnitsky affair, as disclosures in the Panama Papers suggest.
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The trick is to play through each assignment with the fewest encounters with potential suspects, established confidants and street-savvy sorts with their ears to the cobbles.
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The probes threaten several of Temer's closest confidants, including chief of staff Eliseu Padilha, who has played a key role in pushing unpopular austerity measures through Congress.
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North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, promoted a handful of confidants, including Ri Su-yong, into the top ranks of government during the party congress this month.
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Reflective McCain Just as other confidants have reported after seeing McCain at his ranch outside Sedona, Arizona, Graham described his friend as reflective and eager to reminisce.
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Among her closest confidants was Sol LeWitt, the scholarly, sphinxlike Conceptualist visionary who was the subject of an excellent documentary by Chris Teerink a few years ago.
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On Thursday morning, one of his closest confidants pleaded guilty to a felony charge of abusing power at the agency that Mr. Christie tapped him to lead.
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Later Thursday, Politico published a lengthy story detailing that the 47-year-old Speaker has told close confidants that he will retire after the 85033 midterm election.
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Since the game all takes place after your avatar picks up her phone, you're also assuming Darlene's identity with other hackers, including some of her closest confidants.
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She acknowledged herself as Anastasia within the small circle she trusted, though even those few confidants were subject to her rage if they pushed the wrong button.
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Then he was tapped to lead the party's Pyongyang chamber in early 2014, a job which Madden said was meant for "housecleaning" the administration of Jang's confidants.
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Trump's longtime praise of Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is legendary, and the unseemly list of Trump confidants who have met various Russians is now under major investigation.
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His confidants had warned him not to travel to the Saudi capital after mass arrests of Saudi royals, ministers and businessmen in early November, the sources said.
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Finally, however, I was able to arrange a conversation with Ryszard Terlecki, the head of the party's parliamentary caucus and one of Kaczynski's small circle of confidants.
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Between the lines: Trump told confidants he disagreed with Israeli Ambassador Ron Dermer's rationale for Israel to overlook the law to let Omar and Tlaib visit Israel.
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Epstein would also tell people he was making money for various African dictators, according to two Epstein confidants, who said that people who heard this were skeptical.
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With no director cited, the show buttonholes spectators as adjunct therapists or confidants, the sort of pals you might share a boozy evening with at the pub.
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Sasse also indicated a major problem in society is loneliness — as people work more independently and congregate through social media, they have fewer intimate friends and confidants.
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The venture capitalist was Joshua Kushner, whose older brother is Jared Kushner — the husband of Ivanka Trump and one of President-elect Donald J. Trump's closest confidants.
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Confidants of Haley's from South Carolina, who had spoken to their friend over the past week, said they received little indication she was preparing her imminent resignation.
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Mulvaney was widely criticized by GOP lawmakers and the president's confidants, including Fox News host Sean Hannity, who called Mulvaney's actions "idiotic" during his radio show Thursday.
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The researchers also determined that the network size of "core discussion confidants" is most strongly associated with two popular social media activities: instant messaging and uploading photos.
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The subpoena adds to the heightened scrutiny of both administration officials and outside Trump confidants after the House decided last week to move forward with impeachment proceedings.
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But delivering that justice may prove easier said than done, given that some of Mr. al-Bashir's most trusted confidants continue to hold prominent positions in government.
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What's important here: While most people haven't heard of Schiller, he's worked for Trump since 1999 and is one of Trump's closest confidants outside of his family.
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The news outlet spoke with three dozen sources close to Ryan, including staffers, lobbyists and confidants, none of whom said they believed he would stay past 2018.
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The small group of Sanders confidants and seasoned strategists met at Press's house on two occasions to lay out a path for Sanders in the presidential primary.
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Jerusalem (CNN)An eighth suspect has been arrested and questioned in a growing corruption probe that has implicated some of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants.
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Rodriguez confidants from the campaign said they urged him to quit long ago given the challenging nature of the family dynamic, but they don't think he will.
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When we went after Abu Sayyaf, the oil minister who was very close to him, one of his personal confidants, he didn't live, but his wife did.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Scooter and Yeezy have been friends and confidants for a long time, but will now consult together on Kanye's brand.
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For the 48-year-old Republican, long rumored to be leaving office, the decision to stand down was taken in consultation with confidants Tuesday night, Axios reports.
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They are confidants and counselors, helping their clients navigate not just their cases, but the media and the public during one of the worst times of their lives.
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One of the First Lady's longtime friends and confidants, Winston Wolkoff was previously been the events director at Vogue magazine, orchestrating high-wattage events like the Met Gala.
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TELECOM TRADE-OFF This week two close Netanyahu confidants were arrested on suspicion of promoting regulation worth hundreds of millions of dollars to Israel&aposs Bezeq telecom company.
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Fans spent the next two decades bringing in reference photos to their hairdressers — all thanks to two of Aniston's longtime confidants, hairstylist Chris McMillan and colorist Michael Canalé.
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This is a big deal because it's the first time a member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet has been directly linked through business to Putin's family or confidants.
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Meanwhile, Rudy Giuliani, who campaigned for Trump, is angling for the secretary of State job, telling confidants after the election that it was the only position he wanted.
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Kevin Sheekey, one of Bloomberg's closest confidants, has been meeting with prospective staff members in Iowa and New Hampshire, according to sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Different Confidants connect to different social stats, so choosing which one to focus on improving is often a matter of deciding who you want to be closer with.
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The sacking caps a remarkable downfall for Ramirez, who led state oil company PDVSA and the oil ministry for a decade and was one of Chavez' closest confidants.
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Trump has told confidants he wants to spend lots of time campaigning in competitive House districts and Senate states to help Republicans keep control of Congress in 2018.
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Kelly has also told confidants that he has at times served as a guardrail, protecting the American people from Trump, according to a person familiar with his views.
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Barrack, who has been close with Trump for at least 30 years, has been one of the president's top confidants and worked on fundraising for his presidential inauguration.
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Trump has privately told confidants he wants his new chief of staff to shift the goals of the West Wing away from legislation and toward politics, sources said.
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Why this matters: The scene highlights the hubris of one of Trump's closest confidants in the hours after the election victory — and the extraordinary nature of his fall.
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Joined by his daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, a cluster of Mr. Trump's confidants pleaded with him to make that day — June 20 — a turning point.
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In this niche world based on trust, where confidants are currency and handshake deals are commonplace, the arrest of a prominent dealer is a shocking suggestion of deceit.
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He has asked some confidants why they should not just reveal everything in the 448-page Mueller report, the vast majority of which has already been made public.
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He was a fanatic diarist, dictating up to 85 pages a day, to be transcribed by his secretary and senior confidants like Werner Naumann, who handled sensitive materials.
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President Donald Trump's closest confidants outside the White House pulled in $323 million for the midterm elections in one day while visiting cities across California, CNBC has learned.
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Many of Trump's friends and advisers have concluded the president doesn't really want a chief of staff — and he has several confidants urging him to operate without one.
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Parnas has described being assigned by Trump "a secret mission" to pressure Ukraine's government to investigate Joe Biden and his son, according to what Parnas told two confidants.
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" She also shared her hesitation to expand beyond her circle of trusted confidants, "Being a woman, I always feel like there's this shame of embracing your sexuality openly.
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Instead, former confidants say, he refuses to give up for a simple reason: He is afraid — for his family, for his safety and, not insignificant, for his wealth.
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" However, the Hill's Amie Parnes, a reporter who's well-sourced in Clintonworld, wrote Monday that she is "not running for president again," per her "longtime advisers and confidants.
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Trump aides and confidants who have attended his soirees include White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Pelosi's subordinates sent new subpoenas to one of Trump's most trusted confidants -- his former communications director Hope Hicks -- and to Ann Donaldson, McGahn's plugged-in former chief of staff.
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The move into a West Wing office brings her role in the administration closer to formality and puts one of the commander-in-chief's closest confidants on firmer ground.
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Trump's confidants had urged him for weeks to find another voice who could represent him on television, warning that his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani was doing too much damage.
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He speaks not as if the viewers are confidants or admirers, but in an addled, mumbling ramble, which could just as easily be to himself as to an audience.
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Trump has told confidants that he didn't like being upstaged by the perception of Bannon as the real power in the White House — or his feud with his family.
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Israeli police revealed Tuesday they had arrested several friends and confidants of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, increasing the pressure on the scandal hit premier, who faces allegations of corruption.
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Three of Sharif's confidants and a retired army general said it had been presented by Inter Services Intelligence to Sharif last year, but the then premier had rejected it.
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President Trump has told confidants he's eager to remove Dan Coats as director of national intelligence, according to five sources who have discussed the matter directly with the president.
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Trump, however, has adopted a more self-assured attitude about the report's pending release, telling confidants he is certain the final product will back up his claims of exoneration.
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Trump told confidants that Bolton was going too far and that some of the people around him were overly confident that the Venezuelan opposition could remove dictator Nicolás Maduro.
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" Before the dinner in which Trump reportedly asked for a loyalty pledge, Comey "practiced Trump's likely questions and his answers with a small group of his most trusted confidants.
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Netanyahu has said he has no interest in promoting personal legislation but he has not ordered its two sponsors, close confidants in his Likud party, to withdraw the bill.
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And Sessions even helped fill Trump's inner circle with confidants of his own, including Stephen Miller, Trump's top policy aide, and Rick Dearborn, a top White House legislative aide.
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Outside the White House, Trump has maintained a wide network of confidants and friends, both from his long career as a celebrity businessman and from last year's presidential campaign.
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As is customary with such stories, the account appeared to be based on conversations with current and former administration officials and Trump confidants, rather than originating from Mueller's office.
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In conversations with confidants, Trump has marveled at the amount of television coverage the Singapore summit garnered, and suggested his encounter with Putin could match or even exceed it.
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Mr. Redstone has agreed to meet in person with Keryn Redstone, his 34-year-old granddaughter, who joined his former confidants in the bitter legal battle challenging his competence.
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The case centers on the abrupt dismissal of two of Mr. Redstone's longtime confidants from the trust that will control his companies after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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While employing his confidants to carry out his agenda, Trump withheld $391 million in military aid to Ukraine and held up a White House meeting that Zelensky desperately wanted.
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Not only are all of Marvel's Netflix heroes here, but so are their love interests, their exes, their partners, their confidants, and everyone else they hold near and dear.
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Most major decisions are made on the third floor of the William Jefferson Clinton South Building on Pennsylvania Avenue, where Pruitt and his handful of confidants have their offices.
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A fierce battle over his companies erupted in May, pitting Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, and his daughter against his longtime confidants and Viacom directors.
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One senior official said the White House was constantly evaluating whether to test Trump and take measures to prevent further spread of the virus among the President's close confidants.
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U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican who is one of Trump's closest confidants in Congress and a frequent golf partner, has angrily split with Trump over Syria.
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Robert A. Durst, the real estate scion awaiting trial on charges of murdering a close friend in Los Angeles, may be able to count his confidants on one hand.
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The White House has declined to say whether Trump is telling confidants the "Access Hollywood" tape is a fake, even though he has already publicly acknowledged it is genuine.
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In addition to urging Mr. Trump to revisit the idea of family separation, several of the president's closest immigration confidants have been pushing him to consider even harsher measures.
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Clinton's 2016 campaign manager, Robby Mook, has spoken with the congressman's close confidants about making a 2020 run and has said O'Rourke should if he wants to, these people said.
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Protesters have been in the streets since the July 13 publication of a trove of homophobic and sexist messages, known as #TelegramGate or "Ricky Leaks," between Rosselló and 11 confidants.
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Bannon has told confidants that he believes Mr. Kushner's contact with Russians, and his expected testimony before Congress on the subject, will become a major distraction for the White House.
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Even as his aides express doubt the summit can be arranged in the next 18 days, Trump has told confidants and advisers he believes the original date may still hold.
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The news outlet reported that Ryan had told some of his "closest confidants" that this would be his last term in Congress and that he'd resign after the midterm elections.
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Cohen's plea is a remarkable reversal for a man who was once one of Trump's closest confidants, and who said in September he would "take a bullet" for the president.
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Mr. Redstone recently ousted Philippe P. Dauman, Viacom's chairman and chief executive, and George Abrams, a Viacom director, from the trust that will control his companies; both were longtime confidants.
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In May, Mr. Redstone unexpectedly ousted his longtime confidants Mr. Dauman and George S. Abrams from the trust that will control his companies after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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Mueller's team has called at least a half-dozen Stone aides and confidants before the grand jury this year, often in addition to the more standard interviews with FBI agents.
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On North Korea, though, there have been private moments when his breezy talking of "winning" has evaporated and confidants found him almost awestruck by the enormity of what he's confronting.
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And while Mr. Trump is known for changing his mind capriciously, he likes to poll advisers and confidants about potential nominees and has asked several people about Mr. Barr recently.
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Ken Salazar, with the help of longtime Clinton confidants including Ann O'Leary and Ed Meier — is still dwarfed by Donald Trump's operation, which has ballooned to more than 100 people.
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But the decision in Ms. De La O's case recognized that home health aides can play a familial role when they become live-in caregivers, confidants and even financial managers.
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C., one of Trump's closest confidants, went on Fox News to call the move "short-sighted and irresponsible" and said he would draw up a resolution urging Trump to reconsider.
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Donald Trump's campaign is claiming vindication after one of Hillary Clinton's longtime confidants was accused last week of spreading false rumors about Barack Obama's origins during the 2008 Democratic primary.
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It's become the place where Trump feels most productive, where he avoids meddling by his staff and where he speed-dials his network of confidants, GOP lawmakers and TV pundits.
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But Bolton confidants say he has grown tired of being asked whether he will replace McMaster and insists privately he has had no formal talks with Trump about the matter.
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Not only will your map allow you to fast-travel to areas you've already been to, it'll keep a handy record of where confidants are and who's ready to level up.
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The case against Kelly and Baroni was taken to court late September, where federal prosecutors alleged in their opening statements that Christie, along with his confidants, had knowledge of the closures.
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President Trump is so unhappy with Attorney General Jeff Sessions that he has raised the possibility of bringing back Rudolph Giuliani to head the Justice Department, according to West Wing confidants.
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He has also told confidants he's going to pull out of the Paris climate deal, which over the long-term bolsters renewables' place in the world's energy mix over fossil fuels.
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The list provided on Thursday did not include other frequent confidants and advisers to the mayor, such as Peter Ragone, who left the administration last year but remains in regular contact.
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On Friday, two longtime confidants of Mr. Redstone, 92, were unexpectedly removed from their positions on the trust that will control Mr. Redstone's companies after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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Ivanka Trump's interest in politics had led her to forge alliances with moderate Republicans, including Senator Susan Collins of Maine, as well as with newly minted Trump confidants like Mr. Graham.
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Along the way, we see presidents plotting strategy, maneuvering with Congress (which plays a large role in this book) and conferring with confidants, while their families weigh in on critical decisions.
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"In times such as these, it is important to keep in touch with the U.S. president's closest confidants, especially on issues such as trade policy and trans-Atlantic relations," he said.
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But it also arrives as Trump remains preoccupied with an encroaching Russia investigation, growing angrier and angrier at the widening circle of his advisers and confidants caught in Robert Mueller's web.
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But the interview never panned out, and in recent weeks, Trump has complained to confidants that he didn't have the chance to speak with Woodward before the book went to print.
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Mr. Bannon has told confidants that he believes Mr. Kushner's contact with Russians, and his expected testimony before Congress on the subject, will become a major distraction for the White House.
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FBI records official David Hardy told a federal court last Friday that his agency has since had few interactions with Clinton or her confidants during its investigation of her email server.
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Christine'a is Ma Quest, and the two of them, without vanity or any expectation of praise or reward, serve as mentors, confidants and semi-parental figures for the people around them.
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One of her confidants, the singer and songwriter Julien Baker, said she and Williams were bonded by "being raised culturally Christian in the South then coming into the world" of music.
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Others, like W'Kabi (Daniel Kaluuya) and Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o), confidants to T'Challa, subscribe to a more pan-Africanist worldview, believing that Wakanda must use its might to remedy the world of evil.
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And this week, a new case emerged that threatens to be the most damaging of all, after one of his closest confidants agreed to testify against him in an influence-peddling scandal.
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The New York Times reported late last month that Trump, despite initially acknowledging that it was his voice on the Access Hollywood recording, has raised doubts with confidants about the tape's authenticity.
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The controversy didn't deter key Biden aides from heading to San Francisco earlier this month for a meeting with confidants to discuss their fundraising strategies and how much they've raised so far.
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Trump himself has told confidants he thinks the flurry of subpoenas will only help him politically, allowing him to paint Democrats as out of control in their bid to take him down.
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People close to Schultz describe Chandrasekaran as one of his closest confidants and say he's positioned to be a pivotal voice when the coffee executive decides whether he will run for office.
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Kelly, according to a person familiar with his first week, spoke with Trump about his use of Twitter, which Trump has fiercely defended amid attempts by other confidants to moderate his voice.
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Three of our biggest scoops: Trump tells confidants U.S. will quit Paris climate deal Benchmark Capital sues Travis Kalanick for fraud Apple Music executive Bozoma Saint John plans to leave the company
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Agents interviewed or attempted to interview old sources and tracked down new ones, including Klansmen who had been active in the 1960s, relatives of those involved, jailhouse confidants and Mr. Killen himself.
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Trump has told confidants he doesn't believe he can travel to Mar-a-Lago during the shutdown, lest he be viewed as partaking in leisure activities as government employees go without paychecks.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, spent Thursday reeling at the arrest of one of his closest friends, confidants and former aides, as well as the arrests of several other close advisers and donors.
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Indeed, CNN reported Thursday that several outside advisors were telling Trump that he doesn't need a chief of staff, citing a source familiar with the conversations between the president and his confidants.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), the chair of the House Freedom Caucus and one of Trump's confidants, said of Ryan's role in Congress's immigration debate at a Heritage Foundation forum early this year.
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McNair was the chairman of the influential finance committee, and Richardson was the only owner to have played in the N.F.L. As veteran owners, they were trusted confidants of Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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He emerged as one of Mr. Mnuchin's closest confidants and was a liaison to the White House and Congress during the drafting and passage of the Republican tax-cut plan in 2017.
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Nearly all of the officials, as well as confidants of Mr. Mattis, spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the internal tensions — in some cases, out of fear of losing their jobs.
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He remains one of Trump's steadiest confidants in a White House marked by intra-office power struggles, and established himself early on as a main envoy to congressional Republicans on Obamacare repeal.
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But those same confidants said he is newly emboldened after having it restored last month — and that he and his wife, Ivanka Trump, have no current plans to leave the White House.
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Two friends close to Winfrey previously told CNN that she was "actively thinking" about running for president and that some of her confidants had been nudging her privately to make a run.
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As he dined with confidants, including Kenneth L. Wainstein, his former chief of staff at the F.B.I., Mueller-related news coverage would often be flashing on a large flat-screen TV nearby.
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Kim Yo Jong, believed to be 30 and one of the North Korean leader's closest confidants, reportedly arrived at Singapore's Changi Airport about an hour after the despot's Chinese charter plane touched down.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), the chair of the ultraconservative House Freedom Caucus and one of Trump's confidants, also warned that Republicans' immigration platform could make or break their party during the Trump administration.
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" In a lengthy interview with "The Hollywood Reporter," Trump said Emanuel -- whom the interviewer describes as "among [Trump's] frequent media and now political confidants" -- is a "good friend" and "calls me a lot.
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A small group of Temer confidants are analyzing a short-list of names for the economic team that they hope will rebuild credibility in Brazil and restore growth to Latin America's largest economy.
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Two of President Donald Trump's closest confidants — his daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner — are now in the news for using private emails to conduct White House-related business of their own.
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And it's that same dog that inspires its owner, Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis), whom his confidants call Axe, to assert himself against Rhoades when the more pragmatic move would be to stand down.
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Three government officials and close Sharif confidants with knowledge of the discussions said the military's powerful Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) presented proposals for "mainstreaming" some militant groups in a meeting last year.
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Her decision to hire an employee of the family business is in line with President Trump's penchant for keeping a close network of family and friends as advisers, confidants, and even WH aides.
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Even close Trump confidants -- including family members like Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, and longtime aides like Hope Hicks and Keith Schiller -- have been subject to scrutiny from the new chief of staff.
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Instead, officials and confidants said Trump is more likely to muddle through the changed political landscape with the mixture of bombast and deal-making that propelled him into office in the first place.
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In more reflective moments, though, Trump confidants acknowledge that the President is bothered by the Flynn news, particularly because he is worried that another deluge of stories about Russia could overshadow his achievements.
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The Washington Post reported Saturday that Trump has told advisers and close confidants he doesn't believe his son knowingly broke any law, but said Trump Jr. could have unwittingly crossed a legal line.
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President Hollenbach is in the habit of summoning confidants to his cabin in the Maryland woods, where, at night, he turns off the lights and rants until dawn about the conspirators encircling him.
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As of yet, neither Ellen nor her closest confidants can fully decide whether her years-long commitment is an irreplaceable American lifeline or a self-sacrificing project preventing her from reaching new horizons.
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It does so through the lens of acquaintances and confidants of Obama who invited Carpenter into their homes and businesses to candidly share their memories of the man before that first presidential campaign.
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But the summer when they were 18-year-old confidants is as vivid in the book as the present day, in which Susanna is a mumsy housewife and Leon a brittle gay man.
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Kelly has been under fire from some in the West Wing for his handling of the Porter case, and Trump confidants say the president has been sounding out his friends on possible replacements.
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Skipper, 22018, abruptly resigned from his throne on Monday, citing a substance addiction that he said he had for many years, though even co-workers and confidants said they hadn't known about it.
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A bodyguard at their home, who asked not to be identified in the press out of fear of reprisals, said that the stream of confidants who once knocked at their door had stopped.
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The latest blow came just before the weekend, when the Israeli police signed a state's witness deal with Ari Harow, Mr. Netanyahu's former chief of staff and once one of his closest confidants.
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"He had one of the greatest performances in the Judiciary, and I say performances because he brought the truth," Meadows, one of Trump's closest confidants, said on Steve Bannon's "War Room: Impeachment" podcast.
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Rebekah Mercer played an integral role for the Trump campaign: Indeed, many of the president's senior aides, including chief strategist Steve Bannon and counselor Kellyanne Conway, were her confidants before they were Trump's.
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Mr. Kabila's response, former confidants say, has been to hole up in his riverside mansion in Kinshasa playing video games and occasionally going out for late-night motorcycle rides to blow off steam.
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Rachel Dolezal ran afoul of the NAACP, but famed civil rights leader Langston Hughes would be flattered she named her son after him, and would even support her according to one of Hughes' confidants.
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Yet two Clinton confidants, who asked not to be named, said Kaine's name has been mentioned frequently as a possible running mate, but said it was too early to know how serious it was.
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On the other hand, Sunday's tweet implies that Assange is begging Trump Jr. to bring him and, presumably, WikiLeaks into the president's inner sanctum, a disgustingly powerful collection of President Trump's allies and confidants.
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Shah, one of Modi's most trusted confidants and his chief election strategist, is betting he can expand the BJP's appeal from its traditional base of prosperous and upper caste voters to less privileged Indians.
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Early on in Bolton's tenure, Trump told confidants that "Bolton is OK, he wants to start 3 wars a day, but I have him on a leash," according to a former senior administration official.
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The president told confidants that Giuliani had "changed the headlines" for the worse and raised the possibility that Giuliani do fewer cable hits, at least for a while, according to the officials and Republicans.
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What Trump is thinking, per the Post: He has reportedly asked his confidants about how a shutdown would impact his political image, although a White House official said Trump does not want a shutdown.
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According to one White House staffer, there has been some grumbling among longtime Trump confidants that they have had a difficult time reaching him -- even through official channels -- since Kelly became chief of staff.
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Mr. Dauman and George Abrams, a Viacom director who was also removed from the trust, are longtime confidants of Mr. Redstone who now find themselves pushed aside and forced to challenge his mental capacity.
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In the end, Towles's greatest narrative effect is not the moments of wonder and synchronicity but the generous transformation of these peripheral workers, over the course of decades, into confidants, equals and, finally, friends.
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The celebration was an outpouring of relief after almost two weeks of mass protests over "Ricky Leaks," the July 13 publication of a trove of homophobic and sexist messages between Rosselló and 11 confidants.
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Why it matters: Pecker, who has been working with Trump since the late 1990s, and his chief content officer, Dylan Howard, are the latest to defect from Trump's close circle of confidants and advisors.
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In the lead-up to the swearing in, Mr. Modi held marathon discussions on the formation of the new government with Amit Shah, the president of the B.J.P. and one of his main confidants.
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But for years, Tareck El Aissami, one of Mr. Maduro's closest confidants, has also been the target of wide-ranging investigations by his own country's intelligence agency into his ties to the criminal underworld.
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Two of his top confidants -- son Donald Trump Jr. and national security adviser John Bolton -- both offered critical views this week of May and her plan to try and delay Britain's exit from Europe.
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But Wednesday's developments will be seen in an even more foreboding light given the multiple lies, changes of story and obfuscations offered by other Trump confidants about contacts with Russian officials or private citizens.
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Addressing the crowds in Beijing and Shanghai at an event hosted by a Chinese immigration firm was Nicole Meyer, sister of Kushner, who is one of Trump's most trusted confidants and his son-in-law.
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That was the advice I got from several confidants after I began weighing whether to tell the story of Jason Greenstein's battle against cancer, a heart-rending example of the early promise of immunotherapy treatment.
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After firing U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday, the president has been talking to confidants about replacing McMaster and Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, sources familiar with the conversations told Reuters this week.
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Trump has increasingly relied on an ever-shrinking circle of confidants, leaving many White House staffers feeling as if they have been cut out of the process and with less vested interest in being discreet.
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Rajoy retained trusted confidants like Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, who will take charge of relations with Spain's autonomous regions at a time when the wealthy northeastern Catalonia region plans an independence referendum.
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In a new profile for the Washington Post, Sari Horwitz details Cook's views on the war on drugs, making it clear that one of Sessions's closest confidants is a conservative hardliner on criminal justice issues.
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"In his study, Epstein wrote that the decisions to discard Gmail-using participants came, in part, because Google itself had identified the study's "confidants through its gmail system and targeted them to receive unbiased results.
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Assuming there are no last minute changes, that means there will be no place for Fiona Hill, a White House adviser who is more hawkish than some other Trump confidants when it comes to Russia.
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But in the past 24 hours, the president has told confidants that he felt vindicated by his decision to accept the invitation for a meeting, suggesting his approach has led to a potential new path.
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Morgan quickly shared the song with family and close confidants, and in June, the "That's What I Love About Sunday" singer stepped onto the stage at the Grand Ole Opry to debut the song publicly.
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The disinterest is a shift from the days after the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida, when Trump told confidants and aides that he was moved to do something his predecessors had failed to do.
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The average number of confidants people said they had dropped from 2.94 to 2.08 over that time, and the number of those who had none at all went from one-tenth to nearly one-quarter.
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Trump himself has told confidants he feels himself becoming more and more isolated atop his own administration, with fewer of the close aides who accompanied him on his rollicking campaign working in the White House.
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But according to Vanity Fair, the sisters remained close confidants, and in 2002, when Princess Margaret died at the age of 71, the usually stoic Queen shed public tears over the death of her sister.
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Before noon, Axios would cite "West Wing confidants" in a report floating former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani -- who subsequently backed Sessions' recusal decision and denied the story -- as a possible replacement for Sessions.
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But even if Trump does successfully ice Mueller's investigation, there is now a whole separate, independent investigation into one of Trump's closest confidants being run out of an office completely removed from the special counsel's investigation.
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Beyond the Democratic front-runner, the probe is will most likely examine confidants Cheryl Mills, Jake Sullivan and Huma Abedin — who wrote many of the emails to their boss that the various investigations have focused on.
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At the meeting, the president seemed to indicate to some of his confidants that he is concerned about the prospect of facing Biden, according to one person who attended the gathering and declined to be named.
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Mr. Schriefer emphasized that he had not talked to Mr. Christie about the vice presidency, but other Christie confidants said that he supported Mr. Trump strongly and would be willing to consider the No. 2 spot.
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His name and voice were added to directives and statements that dismissed two of his longtime business partners and confidants from the National Amusements board and the trust that will control his companies after he dies.
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Trump's team is split over how best it can improve the real estate mogul's performance after Monday's showing, CNN reported, and Christie is one of "the few" Trump confidants who is always "brutally honest" with him.
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No direct communication was necessary for the president to get the DOJ to do his bidding by protecting one of his confidants — the exact thing he not so long ago criticized Obama's attorney general for doing.
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With his sons disappointing him left and right — and with his wife Marcia sniping at him over how much he is letting Rhea guide his decision-making — Logan turns to one of his most trusty confidants.
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They say his work in the Mueller investigation — with the help of blockbuster appearances from ex-Trump confidants like Michael Cohen arguing that the White House obstructed justice — has helped strengthen Democrats' overall case against Trump.
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Kushner, in turn, may have passed American intelligence to Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's homicidal crown prince; according to The Intercept, the prince boasted to confidants that he'd discussed Saudis disloyal to the regime with Kushner.
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WASHINGTON — Corey Lewandowski, one of President Trump's most loyal political confidants, confirmed in congressional testimony on Tuesday that the president had once asked him to help curtail the scope of the Russia investigation, possibly obstructing justice.
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With their response to Musk's motion to dismiss the case for summary judgment expected next week, Unsworth's legal team has dug in, seeking depositions from current and former executives at the billionaire's companies and close confidants.
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Thanks partly to the influence of longtime confidants like Roger Stone — who literally has a Nixon tattoo — Trump historically has appeared to identify more with Nixon than other Republican presidents, including Ronald Reagan and both Bushes.
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He is the first person who served in the Trump administration to face charges in Mueller's probe and could possibly reveal damaging information about other close Trump confidants, or the president himself, to the special counsel.
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An "informal council" of three confidants of President Donald Trump who have neither served in the U.S. military nor hold government positions have exerted "sweeping influence" on policies concerning America's military veterans, ProPublica reported on Tuesday.
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Some observers question how much difference new ministers will make in an administration in which power is concentrated in the hands of the president and a close circle of confidants, including chief of staff Abba Kyari.
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Whether you want to belt out Lady Gaga under neon lights to a crowd of stunned strangers, or moodily croon a lesser-known indie hit with your closest confidants, there's an NYC karaoke bar to cover that.
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Still, his closest confidants point to his passion for fighting the National Rifle Association as a sign that Bloomberg is fearless and is willing to take on some of the most powerful lobbying groups to effect change.
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And it's pervasive: A report by the nonprofit research firm Kaiser Family Foundation found that two in ten American adults reported loneliness or social isolation, with about half of those saying they had one or no confidants.
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But on Thursday, discussion about his impending departure intensified when The Hollywood Reporter said that confidants of Mr. Miranda, whom it did not name, had been told his final date in the show would be July 9.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's confidants see the criminal investigation into Michael Cohen as a bigger threat to Trump than the special counsel investigation, The New York Times reported Friday, citing several people close to the President.
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On Wednesday, the New York Times reported that President Trump often uses an unmodified, personal iPhone to communicate with friends and confidants as well as two other iPhones that had been modified by the National Security Agency.
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"Most world leaders have a team of advisers and confidants to provide fact-based perspectives, and she hasn't had that for many years," says activist Debbie Stothard, who visited Suu Kyi during her time under house arrest.
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In recent weeks, Trump has told confidants he misses the chaos of the early days of his administration, which mirrored his style as a real estate impresario with its large cast of advisers and competing internal factions.
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Our Beijing bureau chief takes a closer look at Mr. Wang, 20213, who is one of President Xi Jinping's most influential confidants — and one who has brought a steadfast vision and purpose to China's rivalry with America.
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In October 22, he took over Gazprom Media, the subsidiary of the energy giant that through a complicated ownership structure is controlled by one of Mr. Putin's confidants, Yuri V. Kovalchuk, the main shareholder of Bank Rossiya.
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The two are not personally close but Trump has told confidants he believes this simply another avenue for Democrats to try to obstruct his agenda by preventing him from nominating a conservative judge to the Supreme Court.
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But now, Sessions has readily conceded that the circumstances between himself and the President have worsened in recent weeks, two people familiar with his thinking told CNN -- though Sessions has not signaled to confidants he's considering resigning.
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The Washington Post first reported on Nielsen's possible exit, and The Wall Street Journal, ABC News and NBC News followed by reporting that Trump has spoken with his aides and confidants about an Ayers-for-Kelly swap.
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And Maggie Haberman and Katie Rogers at the New York Times just reported that Trump uses Pruitt to vent about other cabinet members: Among the president's other confidants is Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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In "the real world", the game's protagonist—more on them in just a moment—can use their phone to chat with friends, "confidants" as the game classifies them, over instant messenger, both in class and out of it.
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He admits that he became close confidants with an old college friend who wanted to take things to the next level, but he resisted, driving to her hotel room to tell her they needed to break things off.
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President Donald Trump routinely calls old friends, business partners, and confidants on his personal iPhone while in the White House, giving Chinese and Russia spies easy access to his personal communications and interests, reports The New York Times.
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Its two sponsors, confidants of Netanyahu, said the law is meant to protect suspects' rights and reputation, while the opposition derided it as a blatant attempt to protect Netanyahu and withhold knowledge from the public about his investigations.
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New York Magazine has an explosive excerpt from Michael Wolff's forthcoming book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," in which Wolff reports that Trump's confidants all expected him to lose — and many thought he deserved to.
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The Post said it confirmed its report of Trump's growing animosity toward Comey with more than 30 officials, including from the White House, Justice Department, FBI and Capitol Hill, as well as Trump confidants and other senior Republicans.
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GOP lawmakers are privately buzzing about two longtime Clinton confidants — Sidney Blumenthal and Cody Shearer — as the likely sources for the October memo, which they believe reached Steele through his contact at the Obama State Department, Jonathan Winer.
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Trump's anger about that remark — the president believed it insulted his intelligence and made him look like a flip-flopper on a signature campaign issue — was "the beginning of the end" for Kelly, according to several Trump confidants.
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The aide, Joseph Percoco, was one of Mr. Cuomo's closest confidants and was employed by him as his executive deputy secretary until early January, when he left for a job as senior vice president at Madison Square Garden.
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Perhaps Google identified our confidants through its gmail system and targeted them to receive unbiased results; we have no way to confirm this at present, but it is a plausible explanation for the pattern of results we found.
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She seems content for now to let the Mueller investigation play out and to focus her fellow Democrats on beating Trump politically, which may become easier if he is consumed by the legal problems of his former confidants.
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Six House Democrats wrote a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray following a report in The Intercept that stated Mohammad bin Salman told confidants that he discussed with Kushner certain Saudi leaders who are disloyal to the crown.
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After meeting with Trump at the White House in December, Lev Parnas reportedly insinuated to associates that the president had given him a special assignment, like some sort of "James Bond mission," one of his confidants told CNN.
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Perpetually visible and called out as observers, the audience functioned by turns as witnesses, as confidants, as a chorus, and by the end, as collaborators in this performance piece concerned with self-consciousness (both the performers' and ours).
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The FBI's intensifying interest in Cohen could put new pressure on one of Trump's closest confidants as special counsel Robert Mueller continues his investigation into what the Trump team knew about Russian attempts to influence the 2752 election.
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Our contingent is made up of my 12-year-old daughter and her friend; my 14-year-old son and his friend; one of my oldest confidants, dating back to adolescence; and two of my closest current friends.
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While Desai and Hochstein, unlike Zichal, are not working on Biden's campaign, that may not allay environmentalists' fears about fossil fuel influence, should a Biden presidency follow the "Return to Normal" plan outlined by his confidants to Axios.
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" According to The Intercept, one person "who talks frequently to confidants of the Saudi and Emirati rulers" told the publication that MBS bragged to United Arab Emirates Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed that Kushner was "in his pocket.
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Longtime Liberty officials close to Falwell told me the university president has shown or texted his male confidants—including at least one employee who worked for him at Liberty—photos of his wife in provocative and sexual poses.
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Last week, the President told confidants he planned to discard McConnell's advice on how to respond to the allegations against Kavanaugh from Christine Blasey Ford, the California professor who accuses Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her in high school.
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Collins has become an important figure in Washington politics under President Donald Trump; the first congressional Republican to endorse the president's candidacy, he was one of Trump's close confidants on Capitol Hill and always toed the Republican line.
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Collins has become an important figure in Washington politics under President Trump; the first congressional Republican to endorse the president's candidacy, he's one of Trump's close confidants on Capitol Hill and is almost always toeing the Republican line.
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"I think it's good that the president-elect is meeting with people like Mr. Romney," U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, one of Trump's closest confidants and a potential nominee for defense secretary, told reporters at Manhattan's Trump Tower.
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The Washington Post published a similar story based on "interviews with nearly a dozen senior White House officials and other Trump advisers and confidants," none of whom sounded reassured by Trump's fixation on the size of his inauguration crowd.
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Like many who have come forward, Huang was able to keep his experience mostly buried, telling only a handful of trusted confidants; but once the news about Weinstein broke, he knew he couldn't keep it a secret any longer.
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M.B.Z., who was in many ways the most pivotal Arab player in this strategic drama, has long been surrounded by a shadowy network of part-time advisers, fixers, and confidants, many of whom shared his hatred of Iran's rulers.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is focusing intensely on alleged interactions between former top Trump campaign official Rick Gates and political operative Roger Stone, one of President Donald Trump's closest confidants, according to sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Read more: Mick Mulvaney publicly confirms Trump held up Ukraine aid for political gainSecond, and perhaps more importantly, the president and his confidants are likely aware that they're better off having Mulvaney on the inside rather than the outside.
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GOP lawmakers have told The Hill that they suspect two longtime Clinton confidants — Sidney Blumenthal and Cody Shearer — are the likely sources of information that they believe reached Steele through his contact at the Obama State Department, Jonathan Winer.
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On Tuesday, one of his top advisers was said to have sought to bribe a judge into dropping an investigation of Mr. Netanyahu's wife, and several of the leader's friends and confidants were arrested as part of another inquiry.
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Still, in interviews with nearly a dozen of Mr. Ayers's confidants, White House officials and former administration officials, Mr. Ayers was invariably described as someone who could bring to the White House the political skills that Mr. Kelly lacks.
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Along with interviews among Clinton-world confidants at the time, Hillary spoke about how hard it was to even talk to her husband when he had to come clean about his affair with then-White House Intern Monica Lewinsky.
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Lewandowski has been huddling with New Hampshire political operatives and confidants in recent weeks -- joined in some meetings by his wife -- as he mulls a potential Senate bid in the Granite State, multiple sources familiar with the discussions said.
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When Kushner, Trump's senior aide, made an unannounced trip to Riyadh last year, the Intercept -- citing three sources -- reported Wednesday, MBS told confidants after the meeting that Kushner had discussed Saudi leaders who are disloyal to the crown prince.
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"People see us on TV in our black suits and think we're glorified bouncers," the Whitfield character says early in the film, but, as the movie goes on to show, they were far more: friends, confidants, witnesses to weirdness.
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Mr. Comey was known among his closest advisers to document conversations that he believed would later be called into question, according to two former confidants, who said Mr. Comey was uncomfortable at times with his relationship with Mr. Trump.
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The filing came the same morning that Trump called into "Fox & Friends" for an interview in which he claimed that Cohen, one of his longtime associates and confidants, performed only "a tiny, tiny little fraction" of his legal work.
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But Lazar first exposed Clinton's unorthodox private email account by hacking an email account of one of her longtime confidants, Sidney Blumenthal, and questions have swirled for months about whether he would be able to assist the FBI probe.
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It began with two triumphant singles from his 25th album Blackstar, careened through the rock legend's 69th birthday, the release of the full album, and then his sudden death from a cancer kept secret from all but his closest confidants.
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The New York Times reported that she was not part of the group of family and close confidants holed up with the nominee at Trump Tower over the weekend, though she appeared in the audience at Sunday night's presidential debate.
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The mysterious teen has become one of Maggie's closest confidants, and her budding relationship with Carl is likely to get more play in Season 8, now that the two of them are on the front lines of the war against Negan.
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The less generous reading is that aides are already trying to distance themselves from a president they see as catastrophically unsuited to the job and to set the stage for other Trump confidants to take the blame for his failures.
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" Shot: "Trump, appearing frustrated and at times angry, has complained to confidants and aides in recent weeks that he does not understand why he cannot simply give orders to "my guys" at what he sometimes calls the 'Trump Justice Department.
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The first Trump campaign book by true insiders hits on Tuesday -- "Let Trump Be Trump: The Inside Story of His Rise to the Presidency" (Hachette), by confidants Corey Lewandowski and Dave Bossie, who have secretly written a nugget-studded account.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has told "confidants," including the head of the Environmental Protection Agency Scott Pruitt, that he plans to leave a landmark international agreement on climate change, Axios news outlet reported on Saturday, citing three sources with direct knowledge.
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What discussions have you had about bias in the team, leveraging relatives, flipping close confidants, conducting very public raids, the impact of conducting and leaking investigations on the president's family, and any other potential abuses of the office of special counsel?
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But she lends herself as a filter to her confidants, and from the murk of their griefs and sorrows, most of which have to do with love, she extracts something clear—a sense of both her own outline and theirs.
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Regardless of whether or not Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to oust two longtime confidants from the trust that will control his companies after he dies or is declared incompetent, the outcome would have been the same, his lawyers said.
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A truce has been reached in the vicious corporate battle that pitted Mr. Redstone, who controls Viacom and CBS, and his daughter, Shari Redstone, against his longtime confidants and directors at Viacom, according to two people briefed on the agreement.
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WÜRZBURG, Germany — Over the weekend, an Afghan teenager who had arrived as a refugee last year told confidants in Germany that he had lost a close friend in Afghanistan, but who had been killed, and how and where, remained unclear.
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Jeffrey Epstein "hoped to seed the human race with his DNA by impregnating women" at his New Mexico ranch and told scientists and confidants of his plan, The New York Times reported Wednesday, citing four sources familiar with his thinking.
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Kim Jong Un can rely on these confidants to go along with whatever reversal or deception he chooses to employ — they have no independence from him — and the bag carriers certainly know their lives depend on keeping their mouths shut.
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The willingness to allow his new team wide latitude to make staffing decisions reflects Trump's style as chief executive of the Trump Organization, where different divisions were headed and run by trusted confidants, including his children, who all reported to him.
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Trump's willingness to allow his new team wide latitude to make staffing decisions reflects his style as chief executive of the Trump Organization, where different divisions were headed and run by trusted confidants, including his children, who all reported to him.
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"We all knew when Mark wasn't running for re-election that he didn't lose one ounce of vigor for the fight, and it's no surprise to see the president turn to one of his closest confidants to lead the government."
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Many analysts predicted as early as August that Mr. Netanyahu was doomed after the police signed a state's witness deal with Ari Harow, his former chief of staff and once one of his closest confidants, in Cases 1000 and 2000.
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As one of Mr. Trump's confidants, Mr. Cohen was also a target in the inquiry by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, who has been investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election and potential ties to Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Under questioning from Mr. Grassley, Mr. Horowitz confirmed that his office was investigating whether Mr. Comey had acted inappropriately in another case, when he provided confidants outside the F.B.I. with copies of memos he wrote about his conversations with Mr. Trump.
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Rustic in appearance, with his wood staff and flowing beard, Chandraswamy proved skillful at winning the trust of international leaders, securing their confidence by rattling off the names of his influential confidants and performing such seemingly supernatural feats as mind reading.
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Many of the feuds and daily clashes have been well documented, but the picture painted by Trump's confidants, senior staff and Cabinet officials reveal that many of them see an even more alarming situation — worse than previously known or understood.
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In one instance, Woodward reports that Mattis told a group of confidants "Secretaries of defense don't always get to choose the president they work for," and that Trump acted like he had an understanding of 'a fifth or sixth grader.
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In 2015, Netanyahu appointed Filber -- then one of his closest confidants -- to the position of Director General in the Ministry of Communications and allegedly instructed him to fast-track approval of a merger between Bezeq and another telecommunications company called Yes.
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Israeli media reported Wednesday that one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants has turned state witness and will incriminate him in corruption allegations, the latest in a dizzying series of developments that threaten to topple the beleaguered Israeli leader.
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Trump, according to confidants and aides close to the White House, has become increasingly convinced that "the judges," as he puts it, or his administration's remaking of the federal judiciary in its conservative image, is central to his legacy as president.
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Following a forceful speech by Choe Ryong Hae, one of Kim Jong Un's closest confidants, thousands of Pyongyang residents marched for hours in lockstep chanting devotional mantras to a smiling and seemingly relaxed Kim Jong Un, seated in a balcony high above.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan has told confidants he would like to retire after the 2018 congressional elections, Politico reported on Thursday, but the Wisconsin lawmaker and an aide played down the report, saying he wasn't quitting any time soon.
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Mementos provides a nice space to search for loot and complete side missions — including some that you'll be sent on by your confidants to progress your relationship with them — but you can also completely ignore it if you'd rather not worry about it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has told "confidants," including the head of the Environmental Protection Agency Scott Pruitt, that he plans to leave a landmark international agreement on climate change, Axios news outlet reported on Saturday, citing three sources with direct knowledge.
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The island's lackluster hurricane response has, in part, fueled the protests, as well as a trove of leaked messages between the governor and 11 of his confidants — one of which joked about feeding dead bodies to crows in the wake of the storm.
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One of the people being pushed to Trump and his aides to step in for Knight by Mulvaney's confidants is Jonathan Slemrod, a former associate director for legislative affairs at OMB under Mulvaney, people close to the White House said on condition anonymity.
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How it happened: A letter from 22 Republican Senators (including Mitch McConnell) that called for a clean exit had reinforced Trump's instincts to withdraw, and the president had been telling confidants over the past week that he was going to pull out.
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Biden, who is poised to be the frontrunner if he joins the rapidly growing Democratic field, has indicated he is likely to announce his plans in coming weeks, according to people who have been in touch with him, including some of his confidants.
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Make no mistake, Putin is pursuing a war strategy against American and Western democracy based on the publicly stated military and strategic doctrine invented by Russian General Valery Gerasimov, one of the leading generals in the Russian military and closest confidants to Putin.
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Being national security adviser has destroyed McMaster's public credibility, but we also know that Trump will happily replace him with a compromised toady; Trump has reportedly even complained to confidants that he misses his first, disgraced national security adviser, FBI suspect Michael Flynn.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Sumner M. Redstone has concluded that the ailing mogul had the "legal mental capacity" to oust two longtime confidants from the trust that will control his $40 billion media empire after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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Kushner, who is married to Trump's elder daughter Ivanka, is considered to be among the president's most loyal advisers and confidants, and has been charged with executing a sweeping agenda, ranging from exploring ways to reform the federal government to Middle East peacemaking.
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An infantilized Queen Anne being courted by two manipulative confidants in "The Favourite"; the dignified working class women of Alfonso Cuaron's autobiographical "Roma"; and a witches' coven of supernatural power in "Suspiria": some of the best movies were almost exclusively about women.
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It also offers some personal respite for Trump, given that he must feel that legal walls are closing around him, following news that one of his most important confidants, Allen Weisselberg, has been subpoenaed by federal prosecutors investigating his former lawyer Michael Cohen.
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He also said Mr. Christie's former campaign manager, one of the governor's closest confidants and now a top adviser to Donald J. Trump, knew about the scheme to close the lanes before it occurred and that the plan was meant as political retribution.
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Inoyatov, 73, a former Soviet KGB officer, had led the powerful SNB security service since 1995 and was one of the closest confidants of President Islam Karimov who had run the nation of 32 million for more than a quarter of a century.
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A throng of lawyers for Sumner M. Redstone and the two longtime confidants who have brought suits against him resumed arguments at a Massachusetts courthouse on Thursday, continuing a heated legal battle that could decide the fate of Mr. Redstone's media empire.
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Trump confidants worry that the lack of Thiel-linked appointments could be a reason the Silicon Valley giant has yet to show his support for GOP candidates as Republicans try to hold on to majorities in the House and Senate this fall.
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Keryn Redstone, Mr. Redstone's 34-year-old granddaughter, filed court documents in Massachusetts on Tuesday, officially aligning herself with Mr. Redstone's two longtime confidants who were ousted from the trust that will control his companies after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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Here's the key paragraph from Politico: Despite several landmark legislative wins this year, and a better-than-expected relationship with President Donald Trump, Ryan has made it known to some of his closest confidants that this will be his final term as speaker.
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After he dies, or is deemed incompetent, Ms. Redstone is expected to face off against Viacom's current leadership, including some of her father's closest confidants, to determine what becomes of his media empire — and by extension her children's inheritance and family's legacy.
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Israeli officials tell me Prime Minister Netanyahu decided to open backchannel talks with the Polish government and appointed two close confidants to lead them – Yossi Ciechanover, the former director general of the foreign ministry, and Jacob Nagel, his former national security adviser .
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In 2009, when we wrote "The Lonely American," we were deeply troubled that Americans had fewer confidants than in the past, and almost 25 percent reported that they had not talked about matters of importance with anyone in the last six months.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli police on Thursday recommended the indictment of one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants and three others from his inner circle in a sprawling bribery case involving the multibillion-dollar purchase of submarines and missile boats from Germany.
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While Mr. Mueller's investigation grinds on — reaching into the murky depths of Russian money laundering or Russia's shadowy efforts to hack the 2016 election — Mr. Cohen's case throws a white-hot spotlight on the behavior of Mr. Trump and his closest confidants.
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During the meeting, Parnas said that "the big guy," as he sometimes referred to Trump in conversation, talked about tasking him and Fruman with what Parnas described as "a secret mission" to pressure the Ukrainian government to investigate Biden, the two confidants said.
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The allegations from Democrats that some of Trump's closest confidants -- as well as former officials Steve Bannon and K.T. McFarland -- used personal email come as Trump continues to attack Hillary Clinton for using a private email system when serving as secretary of state.
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Some Trump confidants privately admit that the president is hyping a modest deal as he faces intense pressure de-escalate with China ahead of a campaign in which Trump will face Democratic criticism that the China tariffs have harmed blue-collar Americans.
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The new interest in Trump's past and present business holdings confirms one of the worst fears of the President's confidants: that even if Mueller gives him a pass, he faces prolonged and perilous exposure to new investigations that could last for months.
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He had been huddling with New Hampshire political operatives and confidants this summer -- joined in some meetings by his wife -- as he mulled a potential Senate bid in the Granite State, multiple sources familiar with the discussions told CNN at the time.
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Going into this year's midterm primary season, several of Trump's closest confidants were concerned that Thiel would be a no-show in the campaign after some White House officials purportedly gave the Silicon Valley tycoon the cold shoulder, sources told CNBC in May.
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Its chairman was Mohammad Said Bekheitan, the highest-ranking official in the ruling Baath Party, after Assad; the other members—who were all Assad-dynasty confidants—were routinely shuffled among the top positions in the military, the ministries, and the security-intelligence apparatus.
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The Post reports that Trump has been increasingly anxious about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 elections and expressed to confidants concern that some people around him, including his eldest son, might be caught up in the probe.
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The catch: President Trump has told confidants he's eager to remove Coats from his position, according to 5 sources who discussed the matter directly with the president, Axios' Jonathan Swan reports: Trump would like to "downsize" the ODNI, according to a source with direct knowledge.
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WASHINGTON/PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton's White House transition team, a mix of former advisers of President Barack Obama, close confidants, long-time colleagues and former elected officials, reflects the sense of careful organization the Democratic candidate has aimed to project in her presidential campaign.
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A few high-profile Trump confidants slipped through, including Rupert Murdoch, the Australian-born media mogul who has parlayed his New York tabloid-era relationship with Mr. Trump into a direct line with the president, who attended with his wife, the former supermodel Jerry Hall.
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Clinton's confidants say it is only fitting that, having overcome so many obstacles before, including some of her own making, she now faces an opponent so eager to go negative with her — and to refight the bare-knuckled brawls that have defined her career.
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In that unofficial capacity, he has duelled in print, in public conversations, and, often, on Twitter, with many of Francis's defenders, including Antonio Spadaro, an Italian Jesuit priest and journalist who is thought to be one of the Pope's closest confidants outside the Vatican.
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Trump himself has told confidants that rounds of golf and smaller portions of food will help him shed the dozen or so pounds he'd hoped to lose by the start of next year but has downplayed the role exercise can play in improving his health.
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Since the intercepts were released, justices on Brazil's Supreme Federal Tribunal have suspended that nomination, citing concerns that Mr. da Silva's nomination could obstruct Judge Moro's investigation, which has already resulted in the imprisonment of construction magnates, oil executives and confidants of Mr. da Silva.
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The White House was constantly evaluating whether to test the President and take measures to prevent the virus' spread further among Trump's close confidants, according to one senior official, who said aides are keenly aware of the optics of testing the commander-in-chief.
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And let's not forget that we're talking about Trump here: the guy who shared highly classified intelligence in a meeting with top Russian officials in the Oval Office back in May 2017 and who has surrounded himself with a high number of pro-Kremlin confidants.
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In October, a whistle-blower inside Nissan said he had evidence that Mr. Ghosn had been instructing Greg Kelly, a top aide and a board member, and a small group of confidants at Nissan to effectively create two salary pots for Mr. Ghosn's compensation.
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Two of his confidants have turned state's evidence, and acting on evidence provided by one of them, the police last week also questioned two other witnesses about another investigation, into whether Mr. Netanyahu traded official actions for favorable news coverage in the Yediot Ahronot newspaper.
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As recently as last week, Trump was telling confidants that he doesn't foresee the virus making a big impact in the US. And on Wednesday he repeated his belief that it could be slowed by warmer weather, despite no evidence to support the claim.
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He told his small circle of like-minded confidants in the West Wing that he feared the president would be talked into an intervention in Venezuela, where President Nicolás Maduro has been cracking down on the opposition amid a deteriorating economic and political situation.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is widely expected to leave his current position once the Senate wraps up its impeachment trial and the intense scrutiny of the West Wing settles down, according to five aides and confidants to President Donald Trump.
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In fact, the department indicated Congress has yet to receive any of the notes — known as FBI-302s — from 16 of Mueller's interviews with senior Trump administration, Trump confidants and Justice Department officials, despite an agreement reached in June to provide access to the documents.
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On Thursday, the White House confirmed that Hope Hicks, one of Trump's most trusted confidants, will return to the White House to work directly for the president's son-in-law and top adviser, Jared Kushner, as a senior adviser after nearly two years away.
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"The White House chief-of-staff told confidants in recent weeks that he had decided to fire anyone who had been denied a clearance — but had yet to act on that plan before the Porter allegations were first reported this week," Politico's Eliana Johnson reports.
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But one of the things that is remarkable to me and one of things I'd like to ask Bob Mueller is how Roger Stone, one of the president's confidants, who was in regular communication with Trump as a candidate, used as a conduit of information.
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The film, entitled Murder Rap, by filmmaker Mike Dorsey, features retired Los Angeles Police Department Detective Greg Kading, who says that media mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, one of Biggie Small's closest confidants, took out a hit on Tupac Shakur and his manager, Marion Hugh "Suge" Knight.
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The Libby pardon arrives at the same time federal investigators are closing in on Michael Cohen, one of Trump's closest confidants, and follows reports that Trump's attorneys had tried to offer pardons to his former campaign chair Paul Manafort, who has been indicted in Mueller's probe.
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Ruddy is the founder and CEO of Newsmax, a conservative website, and has been one of Trump's biggest boosters in the media, often serving as a kind of unofficial ambassador to mainstream publications who may not put much stock in other, more bombastic Trump confidants like Hannity.
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Biden and his confidants are slated to hold a series of meetings in Washington, D.C., where they will talk about the themes he would feature in a campaign announcement video, giving voters a preview of his platform, according to a person with direct knowledge of the plans.
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But the attacks on his own staff have sharpened in recent weeks, and he has suggested to confidants that he has few people at his side he can count on, according to two people familiar with his thinking but not authorized to publicly discuss private conversations.
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When Trump sought to neutralize the notion that malign actors tilted the campaign playing field against Hillary Clinton by alleging an Obama administration conspiracy to wiretap Trump tower, Comey told confidants that Trump was "outside the realm of normal," even "crazy," according to The New York Times.
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Meadows is one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's top allies and confidants in the House.
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These employees said that for many years, Wexner stayed out of the day-to-day running of the business, relying on his closest confidants — L Brands' Strategic Patterning chief, Jamie McFate, and its chief marketing officer, Ed Razek — to be his eyes and ears at the company.
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Advisers and confidants of the president told The Associated Press that Trump has become increasingly convinced that Mueller's report will show no concrete evidence that members of his campaign sought out Russian assistance throughout 85033, which would allow him to run on the investigation's findings in 2020.
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Between the lines: Such a statement implies Trump could present his decision as some sort of deal regardless of his decision, even if he follows through on what he has told close confidants, which is that he is going to withdraw the U.S. from the accord.
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Washington (CNN)Keith Schiller, one of President Donald Trump's closest confidants and longtime associates, denied on Tuesday to congressional Russia investigators the salacious claims about Trump's 2013 trip to Moscow that appeared in the opposition research Russia dossier about Trump, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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As Mr. Trump pits his advisers against one another and sows doubt about America's future in Asia, Mr. Wang has emerged as one of Mr. Xi's most influential confidants, one who has brought a steadiness of vision and purpose to China's rivalry with the United States.
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At the same time, the Israeli police said they had arrested several of Mr. Netanyahu's friends and confidants, as well as top executives of Bezeq, the country's biggest telecommunications company, in a widening inquiry into whether Mr. Netanyahu had traded official favors for favorable news coverage.
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The latest disclosures, that members of Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign and other confidants had communicated with Russia intelligence officers, and the resignation of Mr. Trump's national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, for misleading statements about his telephone conversation with Russian Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak, raised allies' anxiety.
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In the digital era, knowing how much people earn, where they spend it and what they buy – information some wouldn't divulge to their closest confidants – is valuable, particularly when banks' earnings from lending and trading are under pressure from persistently low interest rates and tougher regulation.
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The scandal has placed Mr. Kelly's job in jeopardy, leading Mr. Trump to complain privately about him and sound out confidants about potential replacements, including Gary D. Cohn, the director of his National Economic Council, and Representative Kevin McCarthy, Republican of California and the majority leader.
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Each insider account of the White House — the latest of which comes from Robert Costa and Philip Rucker at the Washington Post, based on conversations with a typically impressive 18 Trump aides and confidants — portrays a president more isolated, more frustrated, and more rage-prone than the last.
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Maury in particular is a walking, talking id who takes gleeful advantage of Netflix's lack of censors; there's no other show I can think of that would cast the role one of its young protagonists' closest confidants as the horny ghost of Duke Ellington living in his attic.
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Though far from his family, Tomas found in Italy a community, a tribe, a circle of friends and confidants sauntering in and out of his studio, crowding around tables in lively restaurants late at night, discussing art and politics and all the things Tomas was most interested in discussing.
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Even though that incident damaged their friendship, Questlove has remained one of D'Angelo's closest confidants and collaborators, and was long one of Black Messiah's biggest boosters, even if his information was occasionally less than reliable in retrospect: He told Pitchfork the album was "2000 percent done" in December 295.
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Trump was incensed about the op-ed, calling around to confidants to vent about the author, solicit guesses as to his or her identity, seethe that it appeared in the newspaper he loves to hate, and complain that a "deep state" within the administration was conspiring against him.
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With considerable access granted by Brown's family as well as her close circle of confidants (including a pre-fame Kris Jenner), Weller crafts a heartbreaking -- and too often violent -- portrait of a passion gone horribly awry as two ex-lovers hurtle closer and closer to an avoidable abyss.
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Through their party and label fronts, the group has also found like-minded attitudes and devoted confidants in a variety of Detroit artists like Patrick Russell, Derek Plaslaiko, and Carlos Souffront, as well as New York-via-Detroit transplants like Mike Servito and Bryan Kasenic of The Bunker.
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The Southern District also recently provided immunity to two former Trump confidants in exchange for their coöperation: Allen Weisselberg, the longtime chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, and David Pecker , the chief executive of the parent company of the National Enquirer , which made the payment to McDougal.
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Nearing the end of his rule of in 85033, 220 firms controlled by Ben Ali's relatives and confidants accounted for less than 1 percent of jobs in the economy but were capturing 21 percent of all private sector profits, thanks on large part to government manipulation in their favor.
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Mr. Lesin left government for a time, but after Mr. Putin assumed the presidency for a contentious third term in 2012, he returned to run the media arm of the state-run natural gas monopoly, Gazprom, which was controlled by one of Mr. Putin's confidants, Yuri V. Kovalchuk.
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A corruption scandal involving two former administration officials who funneled more than $85033 million in government contracts to companies they were connected to, was followed by a texting scandal where the governor's closest confidants were revealed to use demeaning language to refer to political opponents, journalists and hurricane victims.
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However, the fact that he, as one of Trump's closest confidants, repeatedly brought up the stock market risk of a trade war with China during the 40-minute interview speaks to how an aggressive trade policy with the Asian country is likely being considered by the president-elect.
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But he didn't: He waited until the afternoon of November 0003, a Friday, just after one of his campaign confidants was convicted of lying to Congress and Marie Yovanovich, a U.S. ambassador removed from her post for perceived disloyalty to Trump, gave damning testimony to congressional impeachment investigators.
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Jordan is the top Republican on the House Oversight Committee; Meadows is a former Freedom Caucus chief who is one of the president's closest confidants on Capitol Hill; and Zeldin is a backbench lawmaker who has raised his profile during the impeachment fight and has caught Trump's eye.
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I'm told that in addition to Ivanka Trump, the presidential confidants making a last-minute pitch to soften the Paris deal included national security adviser H.R. McMaster, who argued to President Trump that he could accomplish what he needed to domestically, while adding significant caveats that would avoid alienating allies.
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In what was supposed to be a frank exchange of views, French President Emmanuel Macron apparently got the full Trump treatment the other day when he tried in a phone call to level with the one world leader who does not support being leveled with, even coming from his closest confidants.
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Still, for every misstep by her adversaries, Ms. Rousseff and her own top confidants have also found themselves caught off-guard by new revelations in federal graft inquiries, reflecting the challenges that her Workers' Party faces in its ambition to win her impeachment trial and return her to the presidency.
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Mr. Filber, who was suspended from his post a few months ago as regulators from the Israel Securities Authority closed in, was arrested this week along with a number of other high-profile friends and confidants of Mr. Netanyahu, including Mr. Elovitch, members of his family and other senior Bezeq executives.
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"I hope this makes conservatives across the country realize that right now, they aren't getting what they voted for in Washington," Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, who clashed bitterly with Mr. Trump during the 2016 Republican primaries but is now one of the president's confidants, wrote in an essay for Time.com.
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But in the 10 days since he was acquitted by the Senate, he has grown more vocal about it and turned paranoia into policy, purging his White House of more career officials, bringing back loyalists and tightening the circle around him to a smaller and more faithful coterie of confidants.
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Trump has told confidants that he wants Pence to be his running mate in the next election, and the vice president has privately told him he's ready to defend the administration against a likely onslaught of Democratic presidential candidates running to replace them, according to three people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Theranos, the 13-year-old, Palo Alto-based health technology company, is being sued by two more investors who say they were lied to about Theranos's health and its prospects by founder Elizabeth Holmes and former president and COO, Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, who was reportedly long one of the Holmes's closest confidants.
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Before Roger Ailes' death on May 18, he expressed a final wish to some of his few remaining confidants: to get back in the game, with a conservative network that would position itself to the right of Fox News, as his baby became more moderate under the next generation of Murdoch leadership.
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AT&T says it provided information on those payments to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's office six months ago as part of Mueller's investigation into Cohen and other Trump confidants.
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But the Watergate break-in and subsequent cover-up claimed large portions of the powerful West Wing staff and Cabinet confidants -- including the attorney general and campaign chairman John Mitchell, the White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman, senior domestic policy adviser John Ehrlichman and other White House and senior campaign staff.
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In the eyes of the President and his aides, many of whom traveled to South Florida for the weekend, it was a moment to celebrate: the conclusion of an investigation that did not find enough evidence to indict the President or his confidants for conspiring with Russia to win the 2016 election.
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Within this roster, there are embedded layers of intimacy that grow smaller by a factor of three: 50 of these make the next cut to buddies, about 15 are good friends, around five confidants form our circle of trust, and finally we have an average of 1.5 people we deem our closest relationships.
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"His intention was someone would call up or make an appointment with me and then two or three people at a time would come up and I'd show them his studio and then his archives and that would be that," Ms. Caponera, one of Mr. Sendak's closest confidants and an executor of his will, said.
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President Trump's announcement that the U.S. is slapping new tariffs on its neighbors and confidants, is driving a wedge between the U.S. and its closest allies, with finance ministers of G7 nations lambasting the White House for undermining open trade, per the AP. The big picture: Trump's trade war is extending far beyond China.
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"The Cartoon President" follows "the tru-ish misadventures" of the 45th president and "examines the quintessentially Trumpian details of the presidency and his most important relationships, and no one is safe — from his close family and confidants to key political figures from both parties and members of the media," Showtime said in a news release.
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He watched the final House votes in a room in the area surrounded by more than a dozen confidants, including Vice President Mike Pence, Trump son-in-law and senior aide Jared Kushner, acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and White House congressional liaison Eric Ueland, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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Not only have United States-Ukrainian relations been thrown into chaos — a major win for Moscow — but the American president himself, and his closest confidants, are showing them precisely which political cleavages to target, which social fractures to aggravate and which narratives — however invidious — have already gained currency among a credulous subsection of the American electorate.
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Meanwhile, Gantz and his party claimed Netanyahu tried to profit off a multibillion-dollar submarine deal between Germany and Israel, and that he harmed Israel's national security when he green lit another submarine deal between Germany and Egypt without discussing it with his security chiefs — again, allegedly in pursuit of financial profit for himself and several of his confidants.
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Clinton, under pressure from party leaders to avoid sinking Obama's reelection bid, called and apologized for her "careless" decision-making, and announced plans to step down after the election while confirming to confidants that she'd lost her stomach for battling this kind of persecution and was ready to pass the baton to a new generation of leaders.
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Removing Mr. Dauman would represent yet another startling turn of events in an already tangled corporate and family drama in which two of Mr. Redstone's longtime confidants, including Mr. Dauman, were ousted from their positions of power in his empire and his long-estranged daughter emerged victorious in her quest to control the future of her father's companies.
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Confidants of Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, who has also not yet announced a presidential bid, are meeting with possible campaign aides, The Hill reported Thursday.
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Mike JohnsonJames (Mike) Michael JohnsonConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Nadler shuts down Republican point of order after impeachment question Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-La.) questioned whether suicidal people who ask trusted confidants to take possession of their guns out of precaution would be in legal jeopardy under the legislation.
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The report, based on 22 unnamed sources from the White House, Justice Department and "Trump confidants and attorneys connected to the probe," also describes the president as scrambling "for survival" amid the probe while plotting his next moves with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R), who joined the president's legal team at the end of last month.
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Rumors that Patrick was reviving his candidacy had been percolating for weeks, friends of both Patrick and Obama said, and even came as a welcome surprise to some of Obama's closest confidants — including, according to one source, Valerie Jarrett, Obama's former senior adviser who pushed Patrick to think about running for president for much of 2018.
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But before Stephen A. Schwarzman, the chief executive of the Blackstone Group and one of Mr. Trump's closest business confidants, could announce a decision to disband Mr. Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum — in a prepared statement calling "intolerance, racism and violence" an "affront to core American values" — the president undercut him and did it himself, in a tweet.
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The South Carolina governor's confidants say she was shocked last week to receive a call from the incoming White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus, asking her to a meeting in New York City to discuss a handful of jobs, including secretary of state and the one she was named to Wednesday, ambassador to the United Nations.
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Mr. Trump should also expand the new advisory trade council he announced in December — which appears to be just a small group of presidential confidants — to something akin to a National Security Council for trade; a highly focused group of policy-setting secretaries and agency heads who operate much as a senior management team would in the private sector.
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But nearing the end of a more-than-eight-hour hearing stamped by unusually raw displays of human emotion and political drama, the President was telling aides and confidants that he believed his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh had successfully acquitted himself from accusations of sexual assault and was one step closer to being installed on the highest bench.
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And he has privately told confidants and members of the Senate Intelligence Committee he has no desire to emulate the House chairman's tactics that have become a distraction to the Russia probe -- while taking pains to avoid publicly discussing the Nunes memo alleging wrongdoing by the Justice Department over how it obtained a surveillance warrant on a Trump adviser.
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"While it's not quite Watergate, which is where Nixon got drawn into it by his senior staff, this is a situation where I think even more offensively the president seems to have embroiled his close confidants in his own mischief," said Philip Lacovara, a former top prosecutor on the special prosecutor team that examined Nixon's conduct.
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It's a bad product, and Trump himself grew bored of it, and the work that was required to improve and pass it, quickly: Late tonight Trump told confidants that he is now ready to see who's with him and who's against him, that the wooing & chatty calls are done How is he going to bear four years of this job?
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If he follows through on what he's told close confidants — that he's withdrawing from the deal — that indicates pressure from other nations, which started before his G-7 trip and reached a climax while he was there, was not convincing enough considering the lens the administration was viewing the decision: What's best for America, according to White House economic adviser Gary Cohn.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 22019 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE is not running for president again, longtime advisers and confidants said on Monday as they pushed back on reports that the 2016 Democratic nominee is weighing another White House run.
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The third state witness, Ari Harow, Mr. Netanyahu's former chief of staff and once one of his closest confidants, signed a deal with the police seven months ago and was expected to provide incriminating evidence in two other graft cases involving illicit gifts for favors and back-room dealings with a local newspaper magnate in another bid for favorable press coverage.
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" According to Mr. Levitz, there is no reason to believe that a psychiatrist who sees a patient once a week is more qualified to diagnose narcissistic personality disorder than a doctor who has "access to hundreds of hours of a patient's interviews and improvisatory remarks, along with a small library's worth of biographical information and testimonials from his closest confidants.
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As Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE considers another White House bid, advisers and confidants are urging him to spend more time in the South in an effort to woo black voters.
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While in public Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 220006,2202 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE mocks the idea of socialism, behind closed doors he has reportedly been telling confidants a socialist opponent won't be "so easy" to beat.
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"A president identified as a co-conspirator of a federal crime, an accusation not made by a political enemy but by the closest of his own confidants, is on the verge of making a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court, a court that may someday soon determine the extent of the president's legal jeopardy," Schumer said in a Senate speech.
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The story of "the Chennault Affair," as the episode was known, and its impact on the 1968 election, should throw some cold water on the notion that this month's stunning revelations — that Donald Trump Jr. and two other Trump confidants met with a reputed emissary of the Russian government with the purpose of conspiring against Hillary Clinton — will lead to President Trump's swift downfall.
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JERUSALEM — The corruption investigations closing in on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel had caught up his wife, his personal lawyer, a former chief of staff and other close confidants — nearly all of them, it seemed, save one: Yitzhak Molho, the lifelong friend Mr. Netanyahu has relied upon to negotiate with the Palestinians, sent on secret diplomatic missions and turned to on sensitive matters since the 1990s.
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And while the eventual couplings are never in doubt, the preordained nature of the piece allows for ample comedy at the expense of that evergreen topic, class — the subterfuge ramped up by the director, Paul Miller, so that unsuspecting playgoers become occasional confidants of a rambunctious ensemble of actors who might be more appealing if they tempered an exuberance bordering in some cases on egotism.
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We are also left to wonder whether the constraints on the investigation relating to the conspiracy issue, especially the constraints in the investigation of Trump's business dealings with confidants of Russian President Vladimir Putin, did or did not provide evidence that Trump was sufficiently compromised that it might (or might not) have been possible to conclude that he was engaged in a conspiracy to prevent disclosure of his prior business dealings.
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She's watching the process of her closest confidants disappearing — Jorah dying to save her from the undead, Missandei murdered, Varys betraying her, Tyrion failing her for the millionth time — and she clearly sees that the men of the North love Jon more than they love her, and they will rally to his side and support him as king, rather than embracing her, a woman and a foreigner in their eyes.
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Abedin, one of Clinton's closest confidants and the vice chair of her 2016 presidential campaign, was distraught when an FBI investigation into Weiner's exchanges with the 15-year-old girl led to the discovery of emails between Abedin and Clinton on Weiner's computer and resulted in then-FBI Director James Comey reopening the agency's probe into Clinton's use of a private email server just days before the November election.
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Republican pollster Brett Loyd said Wednesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's long-term approval rating likely will not be affected negatively by news of two of his former confidants being found guilty or pleading guilty in criminal probes on Tuesday.
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A lack of transparency about her health has turned what might have been a non-issue into a hugely problematic storyline for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE that could plague the Democratic presidential nominee into November, say allies and confidants.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has reportedly told confidants and close advisers in recent days that he is worried about Democratic threats of impeachment, despite his public comments indicating otherwise.
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An associate of Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiBiden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' Sondland brings impeachment inquiry to White House doorstep FBI sought interview with whistleblower at heart of impeachment probe MORE, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's personal attorney, told confidants that he was on a "secret mission" for the president.
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Democratic strategist Juanita Tolliver on Wednesday said that the path was clear for impeachment proceedings to take place against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE after two of his former confidants were found guilty or pleaded guilty in federal criminal probes.
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The tensions displayed behind closed doors underscore the growing divide within the caucus about how to proceed in the face of White House resistance to all its demands, as Pelosi and some of her top confidants argue that acting with too much haste would be a gift to their political foes while a growing faction of Democrats -- that now includes several high-profile and high-ranking members -- push them to take a tougher stand against what they call a lawless President.
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To boil that down and spare you the back and forth, Huffington thinks Kalanick has paid the price for his numerous indiscretions and management mishaps as leader of Uber, by agreeing to the forced departure of key confidants like Emil Michael; accepting the recommendations of an internal investigation into Uber's toxic culture; and taking an unspecified leave of absence to contemplate "Travis 2.0" (which also includes much-needed time to recover personally from the recent tragic death of his mother).
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"With Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE in jail, Michael Cohen in court, and a host of longtime Trump confidants cooperating with federal prosecutors, we can understand why Republicans are increasingly desperate to create a distraction and undermine the Department of Justice as a hedge against what the investigators may find," said Reps.
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But interviews with top advisers and confidants from then and now help explain how Mr. Biden came to see himself as presidential material in the first place, and suggest that the central tensions and vulnerabilities laid bare during Biden '19883 remain the most urgent questions at the core of Biden 21988: Can he credibly present himself as a man in step with the times without sounding off-key or stretching the truth, as he did while gilding his 217s-era biography?
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Meet the full investigation dream team: Zebley was an elite FBI agent for 7 years in the Counterterrorism Division He was instrumental in tracking down dangerous Al Qaeda members back in 1999 He then became a prosecutor and one of Mueller's go-to confidants He was part of the I-49 team: a small group of FBI agents based in NYC who were actively searching for Osama Bin Laden before the 9/11 attacks A litigator and a partner at WilmerHale, where he started in 1975.
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Yes, we should focus on the Robert Mueller investigation, particularly since Trump, his congressional cohort and the purely propagandistic Fox News are treating that investigation as an existential threat and actively working to discredit not only Mueller but the entire F.B.I. Yes, we should focus on Trump's misogyny and patriarchy, which continue to manifest in his assemblage of a group of advisers and confidants who include among them a shockingly high number of men who have been accused of assault — sexual or not — against women.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzTrump allies blast Romney over impeachment vote: 'A sore loser' Overnight Defense: House passes bills to rein in Trump on Iran | Pentagon seeks Iraq's permission to deploy missile defenses | Roberts refuses to read Paul question on whistleblower during impeachment trial Here are the lawmakers who defected on Iran legislation MORE (R-Fla.), one of the president's closest confidants in Congress, suggested that Romney may be bitter over Trump's decision not to select him to serve as secretary of State after Trump met with him about the position shortly after winning election in 2016.
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TALK OF THE MORNING -- BLOOMBERG REPORTS RYAN READY TO ENDORSE TRUMP: Bloomberg's Billy House, Jennifer Jacobs and Kevin Cirilli report that Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) has begun telling confidants that he wants to end his standoff with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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