Jimmy Kimmel to go easy on Weinstein at the Oscars.
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That prompted speculation that she might go easy on him.
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But Trump appears ready to go easy on the company.
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Men should still go easy on the orange juice, however.
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Libra season begins this evening, so go easy on yourself.
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Now is certainly not the time to go easy on Russia.
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Trump asked Comey to go easy on Flynn after Flynn resigned.
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I go easy on the onions or decline a rich dessert.
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Let these clips remind you to go easy on your younger cousins.
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Another wanted the government to go easy on a relative under investigation.
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It's a cute way of telling people to go easy on you.
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Comey testified that Trump nonetheless asked him to go easy on Flynn.
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According to Comey, the President asked him to go easy on Flynn.
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He felt pressured by that comment, 'you should go easy on Flynn.
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Go easy on telling him how great he is (he knows that).
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Go easy on yourself today, and get some help if you can.
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Go easy on the investigation of Russia's meddling with the 2016 election.
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If you do make this stuff, maybe go easy on it, yeah?
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"Don't go easy on what you think is wrong," Mr. Stone said.
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Pete Wells: Either/or, but please go easy on the cloves, thanks.
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Emma does not go easy on me but we always have a ball.
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Either go easy on him, or maybe this one can you pass on.
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"Go easy on me, kid," Biden told Harris as they took the stage.
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Who's going to win by saying they will go easy on El Chapo?
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Instead, he decided to go easy on ZTE, without getting anything in return.
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Lynch had told the Clinton camp that Justice would go easy on her.
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Despite her decade working for Obama, Mastromonaco doesn't exactly go easy on Democrats.
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"Go easy on Tony—he doesn't deserve all the hate mail," he said.
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Remember to go easy on yourself, and keep the big picture in mind.
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Since it's not an official ad, try to go easy on these people.
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He might order the Justice Department to go easy on his political allies.
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We're asked to go easy on ourselves on Monday at 12:47 p.m.
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Go easy on yourself and others, and accept the lessons that mistakes bring.
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Harris didn't go easy on Biden during the first debates in Miami last month.
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"Go easy on me, kid," he said to Harris, as he shook her hand.
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Go easy on yourself with this one-pot spaghetti with cherry tomatoes and kale.
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Go easy on yourself on July 14, as the Sun opposes a retrograde Pluto.
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I go easy on the tea because the dentist said it stains my teeth.
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He&aposs going to ask them, did you tell Comey to go easy on Flynn?
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Before the game, Rodriguez said he had playfully asked Archer to go easy on him.
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Analyses suggest the gradual curves that bookend the Vienna circuit will go easy on Kipchoge.
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It's unlikely Moishe is going to go easy on Midge for losing the Shy gig.
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So, the question ... would people go easy on Odom considering he ALMOST DIED SIX MONTHS AGO?
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The President asked the former FBI chief to go easy on Flynn before he fired Comey.
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Delhi police officials denied being instructed by the central government to go easy on the troublemakers.
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But another of her signature decisions was ordering prosecutors not to go easy on Wall Street executives.
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It would also make his appeals to Comey to go easy on Flynn all the more problematic.
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"They go easy on you," Hector adds, also suggesting that Mike will get $5,000 for his troubles.
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Police officers should rough up the suspects they arrest, but universities should go easy on accused rapists.
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American financial titans like the Blackstone Group's Steve Schwarzman often lobbied presidents to go easy on China.
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Sure, he cleared the room so he could lean on Comey to go easy on Michael Flynn.
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The quickest and simplest way to go easy on your skin is with a quality electric shaver.
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B.I. director James Comey to go easy on Mike Flynn, the disaster-ridden former national security adviser.
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The senator did not go easy on him, nor did most of the other Democratic contenders in Detroit.
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"You need to go easy on yourself," I tell my former comrade as I get to my feet.
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He asked the media to go easy on him, as this was just a means to an end.
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To many, the president's reaction once again raised the question of why he would go easy on Moscow.
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But don't worry, we'll go easy on you — introducing only the most approachable fashions that'll suit just about everyone.
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Anyway, House of Cards came out this weekend, so go easy on it—two episodes a day, three maximum.
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Though I'll need to go easy on the free alcohol if I want to be functional in seven hours.
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Shouldn't she go easy on herself for marrying Negan, since not doing so would have gotten Dwight immediately killed?
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But if you happen to be in another EU country after March 29, maybe go easy on the browsing.
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"Tonight I want to go easy on the traditional list of proposals for the year ahead," Obama told lawmakers.
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He asked Comey if he would be loyal and to go easy on resigned national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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He pressured Justice Department officials to go easy on an investigation into the president himself and his campaign. 4.
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But I also think we have a bias for ambition that can make us go easy on van Hove.
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We talk about my meeting with the recruiter for a bit, and he encourages me to go easy on myself.
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The Kardashian-West household is not known to go easy on the birthday celebrations and Kanye's 40th is no exception.
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And given their unfortunate results from MSI, G2 is unlikely to go easy on their opponents in this last match.
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But the UK has urged the country to go easy on the propaganda for fear of needlessly enraging North Korea.
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However, Saturday in Inglewood ... he seemed to be doing his best to get security to go easy on his fans.
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So maybe let's go easy on the dime-store psychology and myth-building just because he picked up a cup.
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"Go easy on me, kid," he joked to Kamala Harris as she walked out on stage for the candidate introductions.
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If Acosta was worried that Florida would go easy on Epstein, why did he later go so easy on him?
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The concern among liberals is that a competing measure being crafted by Pelosi's office will go easy on drug companies.
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Maybe we should go easy on the spring breakers for being just a week or so behind America's awareness curve.
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"It's important to go easy on yourself with goals that won't break the bank or make you miserable," Reiling said.
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If you tell us what you know about Russia, Mueller is suggesting, we might go easy on the other stuff.
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He said he knew if he got a lawyer, the judge would go easy on him because of how he looked.
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As it turns out, she made that choice despite Trudeau's office leaning heavily on her to go easy on the company.
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But they don't sell those online, so go easy on yourself with this 1.5 pound cherry-flavored, anatomically correct gummy heart.
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So, if you insist on resolving to do something, do this: go easy on yourself, be your own benchmark for success.
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I learned to go easy on myself and that it was okay to cancel plans on days I couldn't face it.
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The government pressed it to remit more of its reserves and to go easy on state-owned banks with bad debts.
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I try to go easy on the Instagram food porn, but this was an exceptionally pretty plate of spring-garlic toast.
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As it stands, we have candidates who are instead backed by petrochemical companies that promise to go easy on their benefactors.
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"Go easy on me, kid," Biden told Harris as they greeted each other on stage before Wednesday's debate began in Detroit.
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Bank shares rose after he said he was leaving, presumably in the hope that his successor will go easy on them.
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In the battle for Fox, Disney and Comcast haven't shown any signs that they're willing to go easy on each other.
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"When we let go of that mental chatter and go easy on ourselves, these same brain regions quiet down," he said.
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Stone's attorney, Seth Ginsburg, acknowledging that his client is known for his flamboyancy, asked the judge to go easy on him.
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Even after he accused them of "rigging" the election against him, Saturday Night Live wasn't going to go easy on Donald Trump.
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The Americans reportedly also offered to go easy on Halkbank, a Turkish state lender that faces penalties for helping Iran evade sanctions.
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"Any indication of reasons that Trump gave for asking Comey to go easy on Flynn will be vitally important," he told me.
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A couple of weeks later another royal also sent out a statement asking the press to go easy on his own family.
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NETs allow politicians to go easy on emission cuts now in the hope that a quick fix will appear in the future.
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But that doesn't mean Bannon, who has returned to his role as Breitbart's executive chairman, will go easy on President Donald Trump.
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But the answer is to denounce all anti-Semitism, not to go easy on a "Muslim woman of color" or anyone else.
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As school officials try to go easy on the students, some roll in late or leave early, if they go at all.
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A strong EU economy will create jobs (if he is not to jeopardise that, he needs to go easy on the budget cuts).
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So, the study authors suggested that women trying to get pregnant go easy on high-pesticide produce, or opt for the organic versions.
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Meyers, for example, didn't go easy on former-NBC employee Matt Lauer, who had been accused by multiple women for inappropriate sexual behavior.
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Abe likely believes that Trump is willing to go easy on Kim to leave the possibility of future diplomatic talks on the table.
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Wheels STEVE MANNING, a financial consultant in Southern California, liked the idea of driving a car that would go easy on the environment.
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When you do drive, make sure you're not spending more than 30 seconds idling and go easy on the gas pedal and brakes.
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Drool of thumb ... if you're gonna give a nationally televised speech, GO EASY ON THE CHAPSTICK ... or you'll be mocked endlessly like Rep.
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Ignoring advice I often gave my clients — to go easy on oneself in times of stress — I took up the fight to conserve.
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Go easy on the goals you set during the first New Moon arriving on January 24 in Aquarius at 4:41 p.m. EST.
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It's not a very complex theme and it's a good puzzle, but it's definitely outside my wheelhouse, so please go easy on me.
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But that crisis also provides Trump an excuse, if he wants one, to go easy on China if purchases lag expectations this year.
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Go easy on the bottle service, because you could ring up quite a bill and wind up drinking way more than you planned to.
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But try getting on a board after your doctor warned you to go easy on your body because you might exacerbate your hip dysplasia.
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Slice's opponent, Seth Petruzelli, said he was asked to go easy on the novice fighter, but instead pummeled him into submission in 14 seconds.
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He seeks to pressure the FBI to go easy on him or to preemptively discredit the FBI itself while it investigates the Russia scandal.
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Here's my advice: If you are keen on the idea of setting some 2019 goals, go easy on yourself, because you will fuck up.
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" She added, "In a world where we talk about corruption, they want to change legislation and encourage it or go easy on punishing it.
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When I do inevitably post a picture of my cramped, messy kitchen and a bouquet of misshapen corn dogs, please go easy on me.
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You'll always have access to more money and social connections; the justice system will always go easy on you; you'll always get more second chances.
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Speaking to a crowd of mostly young teenage fans, she advised them to go easy on the Facetuning, for the sake of their self-image.
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A letter from Turner's father, Dan, asking the judge to go easy on his son, also has been widely shared and criticized on social media.
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Democrats and Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee have made clear that they don't plan to go easy on the tech giant in Tuesday's hearing.
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While we don't find out which brother champions the fight, we've got a sneaking suspicion Chase is going to go easy on his little bro.
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Buck was in court Wednesday for a probation violation, and the judge didn't go easy on him ... he was sentenced to 7 months behind bars.
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Michael Blackson says Washington should go easy on Montae Nicholson -- because with all the issues involving NFL players these days, it coulda been way worse.
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As Harris walked out on stage after Biden during the introductions, the former vice president was heard saying, "Go easy on me, kid," to Harris.
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And then, all of a sudden, in May, he says he felt obstructed, he felt pressured by that comment, 'You should go easy on Flynn.
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Already, the central bank is urging the banks it oversees to go easy on their customers, working with them if they fall behind on bills.
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Officials on Sunday ordered banks to go easy on people hit by the crisis who are struggling to repay their mortgage and credit card debt.
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So should lawyers who conduct internal investigations worry about waiving the work product privilege when they lobby the SEC to go easy on their clients?
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And given Apple's choice to employ its own giant cash wad to underwrite artists, investors might not go easy on Spotify when it goes public.
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Wilson-Raybould, who the Globe and Mail said had ignored the pressure to go easy on SNC-Lavalin, was demoted from the justice ministry last month.
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Republicans previewed a logical alternative thesis of the President's actions based on Comey's explosive testimony that Trump tried to convince him to go easy on Flynn.
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He could be looking at a max of 5 years in prison, but even prosecutors have been pushing for the judge to go easy on him.
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"Go easy on me, kid," Biden said at the start of the CNN debate in Detroit, a moment of levity a month after her busing attack.
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The aftermath of the conversation, including Trump's encouragement of then-FBI Director James Comey to go easy on Flynn, led to the eventual appointment of Mueller.
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According to James Comey, the president pleaded with the then-FBI director in February 2017 to go easy on Flynn, an interaction Mueller is now examining.
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But the notion that the Obama administration pushed schools to go easy on students of color got a massive amount of critical coverage in conservative media.
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" When asked by Lowes if she had any advice for any moms dealing with identity problems, Bellisario called for all of them to "go easy on yourself.
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The former minister, who the Globe and Mail said had ignored the pressure to go easy on SNC-Lavalin, was demoted from the justice ministry last month.
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To go from encouraging him to go easy on the wings and beer to asking him to help me change my habits hasn't been an easy transition.
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The idea that he would go easy on the President because Trump didn't attack him by name is totally without grounding in anything we know about Mueller.
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Early in his tenure, Trump asked Comey to go easy on then-national security adviser Michael Flynn, who was being investigated for lying about his contacts with Russians.
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The Fed is expected to take notice of the macroeconomic headwinds from China at its meeting, boosting hopes that it may go easy on increasing interest rates further.
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Flag-waving patriots who get weepy over the Olympic games and the poems of Rudyard Kipling draw on history and culture, but go easy on the general will.
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While Neil does get a bit of stick from the rest of the group, various "one man team" and "sheep-shagger" accusations, they definitely go easy on him.
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She has a self-deprecating streak that occasionally surfaces in briefings, like when she jokingly asked reporters to go easy on her because it was her daughter's birthday.
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Trump's request later that month that FBI Director James Comey go easy on Flynn have played a prominent role in questions of whether Trump sought to obstruct justice.
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After Comey refused the President's alleged request to go easy on fired National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, Trump terminated the person leading the investigation into his campaign associates.
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But Rannazzisi said the drug industry used money and influence to pressure lawyers at the Department of Justice, which oversees the DEA, to go easy on the companies.
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The biggest reason Democrats might want to go easy on Gorsuch is that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell really does have a way to force the nomination through.
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One of the best 'Survivor' contestants/lying scoundrels thinks producers should go easy on the 2 dimwits who broke their NDAs before airtime ... but says they still gotta pay.
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A few weeks after Biden persuaded a judge to go easy on the cow-stealing fisherman, he won an acquittal for a 15-year-old charged with drug possession.
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One example: A computer program used by jurisdictions to help with paroling prisoners that ProPublica found would go easy on white offenders while being unduly harsh to black ones.
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That sweet spot is of course down to central banks promising to go easy on policy but there also haven't been many trade war headlines to sour the mood.
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Expectations that the Federal Reserve may also go easy on raising interest rates amid the global economic headwinds had helped gold rise the most in a year in January.
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In the last five years, my Chromebook 15 has been dropped several times and is the main computer for my 5-year-old, who doesn't go easy on it.
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Lifted from her third album, Lovers Know (out now via Saddle Creek), "Velveteen" is just the right side of breathy—"Baby go easy on me"—Laura exhales, lovelorn, sexy.
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The aftermath of the conversation, including Trump's encouragement of then-FBI Director James Comey to go easy on Flynn, led to the eventual appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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"A natural conversation between the U.S. attorney and Collins's attorneys is to go easy on the son and father-in-law if Collins resigns," the New York source said.
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"They're sending a message that they won't go easy on someone just because he's an official," said Zhang Ming, a political scientist at Renmin University of China in Beijing.
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Recall the genesis of the obstruction charges: the president's supposed direction to the then F.B.I. director, James Comey, to go easy on his former national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
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If you're already familiar with this box, you should probably stop (or at least go easy on) using the "It's annoying or distasteful" and "It goes against my views" options.
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Two of the Taiwanese citizens have now appeared in interviews with Chinese state-run media, offering apologies for their acts and pleading for Chinese authorities to go easy on them.
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Vanessa puked on her first one-on-one with Nick, so this time the producers decided to go easy on her and stick her in a nice frigid ice bath.
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Sadly, the technology to create a pair of indestructible one-size-fits-all pants doesn't yet exist, so for the sake of your denim, go easy on your celebration dances.
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" To be fair, another citizen wrote the judge and asked her to go easy on Weiner because he deserves a "pathway to righteousness and a chance to rebuild his life.
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So spread a little kindness, tell a stranger how contagious her smile is in a recent photo, double tap a compliment, and remember to go easy on others and yourself.
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In the book, Comey repeats his claim that Trump asked if he could go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn, which he revealed in congressional testimony last year.
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" Another reason to go easy on the drink: Rapes and sexual assaults have been reported in some resort areas, the alert said, and "perpetrators may target inebriated or isolated individuals.
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I try to go easy on myself...which is a challenge because, like so many women, I demand so much more of myself than I would ever demand of someone else.
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All he has to do is ask one question, what was your motive, why did you fire your Comey, or why did you ask Comey maybe to go easy on Flynn?
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Jim Risch of Idaho sought to water down the impact of Comey's testimony that Trump had told him that he hoped he would go easy on Flynn in the Russia investigation.
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Come Monday, we'll downshift into vegetarian fare, go easy on ourselves, and cook this fine recipe for a roasted carrot salad that we learned from the Los Angeles chef Ludo Lefebvre.
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"Go easy on me, kid," the former vice president told Senator Kamala Harris of California with a smile as they greeted each other on stage before the debate began in Detroit.
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Go easy on pink, frills, and general froufrouI've found I've needed to tread much more carefully with pink, glitter, lace, or any shades or textures that make me feel too girly.
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In that one, Comey recounted Trump pressing him to go easy on Trump's first national security advisor, Michael Flynn, who eventually pled guilty to lying about his contacts with Russia's ambassador.
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While the more-liberal justices didn't go easy on the attorneys representing the gay men, they'll probably rule in their favor, given that they all ruled to legalize same-sex marriage.
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"Go easy on me, kid," Mr. Biden said to Ms. Harris, a United States senator and former attorney general of California who is 54 years old, as they took the stage.
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"Go easy on me, kid," Mr. Biden said to Ms. Harris, a United States senator and former attorney general of California who is 54 years old, as they took the stage.
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Nor should the mere expression of hope that Mr. Comey would go easy on Mr. Trump's embattled national security adviser, Michael Flynn, somehow be transmogrified into a violation of federal law.
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The decision to go easy on US oil reflects Beijing's desire to keep its options open, especially as crude supplies from Venezuela and Iran dwindle and tensions in the Middle East rise.
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However, Ruvolo managed to persuade then–Suffolk County district attorney Thomas Spota to go easy on the teen and insisted that he be given a lenient sentence, the New York Times reported.
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In several screenshots of conversations from the groups shared with BuzzFeed News, women repeatedly encourage one another to "not go easy" on the informants when it came to exposing their personal information.
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He's worried that the section telling the IRS to go easy on churches and religious institutions that endorse political candidates could lead to the line between political organization and charities disappearing entirely.
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"Everyone was smiling at him and saying they would help, but as soon as he left they called Brussels to say they would not go easy on him," one EU official said.
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This could have included firing FBI Director James Comey in May 2017, a decision that Comey said Trump made after asking Comey to "go easy" on Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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On Wednesday, the stock market suffered its worst decline in eight months after it was reported that Trump asked FBI Director James Comey to go easy on ousted National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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"However, as the Times points out — speaking of how unfair the Times is — the Times says, 'Well, Judge Ellis was a Reagan appointee,' suggesting that he would go easy on Manafort," Giuliani said.
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The Fed is expected to take notice of the macroeconomic headwinds and go easy on hiking U.S. interest rates further, dragging on the dollar and supporting demand for commodities priced in the greenback.
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And as you'll see, this format gets a little more normal as the conversation wears on: Former vice president Joe Biden told Kamala Harris to "Go easy on me, kid" minutes before Wednesday's debate.
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It is also recommended to go easy on the gas pedal, as car movements like quick acceleration and braking in traffic situations can cut gas mileage as much as 40 percent, according to FuelEconomy.gov.
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During an appearance on Friday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Rob Lowe was joined by his two sons, Matthew Edward, 23, and John Owen, 21 — and they didn't exactly go easy on him.
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In fact, without the Clean Water Act's national baseline safeguards, these officials will be poorly positioned to protect our waterways in the face of chronic underfunding and political pressure to go easy on polluters.
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We gave a group of animal-loving kids the chance to ask our PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin any pet question they could think up, and they didn't go easy on the guy.
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Go easy on those martinis this weekend — and watch out for snake charmers pushing a personal agenda (but pretending to be all about the #squadgoals.) If something seems too good to be true, investigate!
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But we know now: The attorney general concluded that the president's asking Comey to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn, and musing about his pardon power, was not malign, wrongful, etc.
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At Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's annual meeting with the international press this year, there was a performance by the Israeli transgender pop singer Dana International, who appealed to reporters to go easy on Israel.
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The Australian dollar nosedived on Wednesday after its central bank opened the door to a possible rate cut, in yet another indication the global economic slowdown is persuading policymakers to go easy on rate hikes.
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Then he and his team of powerful lawyers — including Alan Dershowitz and Kenneth Starr — were able to convince prosecutors to go easy on him despite disturbing allegations by a growing number of women and girls.
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Dani Mathers -- the Playboy Playmate who snapped a pic of a naked woman at an L.A. gym and posted it -- is barking up the wrong tree by asking the prosecutor to go easy on her.
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Ask your mother to say something to Uncle Joe before dinner -- to go easy on politics, to keep the conversation away from divisive topics, to remember that kindness is an important part of being family.
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Trump critics pounced, arguing that if he knew that Flynn had lied, and subsequently leaned on Comey to go easy on Flynn as the former FBI director reported under oath, he may have obstructed justice.
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At some point in 2016, the F.B.I. had received unverified Russian intelligence describing purported e-mails from Lynch to a member of the Clinton team, in which she promised that she'd go easy on Clinton.
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The President asked for loyalty and, at a subsequent sitdown, expressed his hope that Comey would go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who has since pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.
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He also contributed to NBC News's political coverage, although he was widely panned after a debate last year in which he appeared to go easy on Mr. Trump while asking aggressive questions of Hillary Clinton.
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U.S. banking regulators on Monday urged lenders to go easy on consumers and businesses who may have trouble repaying loans if coronavirus-related disruption causes businesses to lose revenue, close temporarily, or lay off staff.
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" When asked whether there was any truth to the story that Reid had to pull Klobuchar aside and say, "Go easy on your staff," he replied, "I don't know where stuff like that comes from.
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When the rookies were finally ushered into their office, after a lieutenant laughingly warned Cuddy to go easy on them, they stood just inside the doorway, shoulder to shoulder, looking blank-faced and ill at ease.
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The former FBI director had a key memo about his interactions with Trump leaked to The New York Times, which published an article that Trump had asked Comey to go easy on Flynn on May 16.
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Warren and Waters have urged lenders to go easy on cash-strapped federal workers, but on this occasion the industry – spying a rare public relations opportunity – has been one step ahead of their Capitol Hill critics.
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Behind the scenes: Critics suggest President Trump's desire to go easy on ZTE may contain an element of self-interest — Beijing granted Ivanka Trump several trademarks right around the time the White House announced its plans.
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The president is barred from directing how the IRS treats specific taxpayers, but lawyers say there's nothing to stop Trump from appointing an IRS chief who will go easy on him while scrutinizing his political enemies.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump warned on Friday that Wells Fargo could face severe penalties for mistreatment of its customers and dismissed reports that the new leadership at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will go easy on banks.
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They said it may prompt foreign banks to pressure the Fed, which applies the legislation on a day-to-day basis, to go easy on them or even expose the regulator to legal challenges against stricter oversight.
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During Clayton's confirmation hearing, some lawmakers raised concerns that his prior work at Sullivan & Cromwell could lead him to go easy on Wall Street or create too many recusals that cause the commissioners to deadlock on cases.
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Also go easy on shampoo — "you really don't need that much," insists Robin — and conditioner, an excess of which can lead to clogged follicles, says François, who prefers mist-on formulas like his Pure-Fro Conditioner ($28).
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What's under investigation: The Senate Judiciary Committee and House Oversight and Government Reform Committee are just starting to look at whether Trump broke the law when he pressured Comey to go easy on Flynn, and then fired Comey.
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In the meantime, Sanders decided early in the race — against the advice of several of his top aides — to go easy on the front-runner Biden, an establishment figure who had always treated him with kindness and respect.
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Trump reportedly told former FBI Director James Comey to go easy on Flynn a day after Flynn was fired, and this tweet implies that Trump was aware that Flynn had lied to the FBI when he made these comments.
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For the sake of dignity, go easy on the explicit "thank you" message and get into the mind-set of your future self, enjoying your terrific new position with an employer who won't hustle you out of the building.
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And if you're pregnant or have a newborn, the same advice from before the spread of the coronavirus still holds: go easy on yourself, don't be afraid to ask for help, and remember that this too will someday pass.
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Elizabeth was definitely thrown when Natalie told the whole truth — which only vaguely resembled the justification Claudia had offered — but she was horrified when Philip suggested that they should maybe go easy on her, whether she committed those crimes or not.
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Her post is also a great reminder to go easy on yourself and to take care of your mental well-being just as much as you do your physical health — and that's certainly a message that we can get behind.
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This is a broad set of criteria — one that could, conceivably, include whether Trump broke the law when he allegedly pressured Comey to go easy on Flynn, a prime subject of the FBI's investigation at the time, and subsequently fired Comey.
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Groening initiated the chant after revealing that 20th Century Fox, the distributor of The Simpsons and its home network, told writers of The Simpsons to go easy on the network after Fox News was referenced in an episode as the no.
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"She had caddied for me before and was friendly with Zach and I figured she would be good to handle it, and Zach would go easy on her," Kuchar said of his wife, a former collegiate tennis player, according to PGATour.com.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer defended himself Thursday against a report that he encouraged his colleagues to go easy on Facebook amid investigations into the social media giant's role in spreading Russian misinformation during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Aside from policy hurdles, the president faces a reported investigation into whether he attempted to impede the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election, following reports that he asked then-FBI Director James Comey to go easy on an ally.
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A postponement of the agreement could lead to negotiations under the new U.S. administration of president-elect Donald Trump and his designated attorney general Jeff Sessions, a Republican Senator who legal experts say won't go easy on companies' white-collar crimes.
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Indeed, one of the conversations that helped fuel the firing of FBI Director James Comey and set in motion Mueller's appointment was the February 2017 exchange in which Comey claims Trump praised Flynn and urged investigators to go easy on him.
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Former FBI Director James Comey recounted how Trump didn't explicitly order him to do anything in 2017; the president simply asked for personal loyalty, suggested Comey should go easy on Michael Flynn, and fired him after he declined to do so.
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The tweet created a hullabaloo over the weekend after several legal experts said it suggested that the president knew his national security adviser had lied to the FBI before Trump allegedly asked then FBI director James Comey to go easy on Flynn.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba/OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, facing a political crisis, on Tuesday said he was surprised his veterans affairs minister quit amid allegations she had been pressured to go easy on a major firm when she was justice minister.
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Trudeau has faced criticism since Jody Wilson-Raybould quit Trudeau's cabinet unexpectedly after a newspaper reported this month she had been pressured by the prime minister's team to go easy on SNC-Lavalin last year when she was justice minister and attorney general.
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She can go easy on for-profit colleges, choose not to aggressively enforce the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, amend sexual assault policy to empower accused students, deemphasize the Obama administration's focus on racial disparities in discipline, and undo protections for transgender students.
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His book contained few huge surprises because he had testified publicly on much of what he knew about the events leading up to his firing, and about Trump's apparent attempt to get him to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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If the President ends up being accused of cooperating with Russia in election meddling or obstructing justice, after asking FBI chief James Comey to go easy on Flynn, and then firing Comey, he will have a chance to mount a formal defense.
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Perhaps it would be best for Mourinho to change tack; to go easy on the lads and relax them in the build up to the Arsenal game, as opposed to making them feel like participants in some sort of footballing Hunger Games.
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" Bloomberg News reporter Jennifer Epstein weighed in: "I know Bidenisms and 'kid' certainly is one, but urging a 54-year-old U.S. senator and opponent 'go easy on me, kid' is not a great start for his efforts to reset with this debate.
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His gang of extortionists and contract killers spread terror in and around Mumbai, but also found patronage in the Shiv Sena, which felt the police should go easy on Gawli because he was a local man, as opposed to his Muslim rivals.
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Here's what we talked about: VICE: What precedent is there for a president making this kind of directive in American history—saying, "Hey, I like this guy (in this case Michael Flynn), he was good to me, so maybe go easy on him"?
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has also accelerated its probes, demanding that the FBI turn over all of its Comey memos, including one that alleges Trump pressured him to go easy on Flynn, and issuing a formal subpoena to Flynn (which Flynn may be ignoring).
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The Justice Department investigation This is a broad set of criteria — one that could, conceivably, include whether Trump broke the law when he allegedly pressured Comey to go easy on Flynn, a prime subject of the FBI's investigation at the time, and subsequently fired Comey.
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Blan Holman, a managing attorney for the Southern Environmental Law Center, said that by proposing to cut the EPA by 31 percent—including the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance—Trump sends a signal to polluters that federal regulators might go easy on them.
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It is good that we have laws designed to prevent foreign governments influencing our elections—it would be an awful nightmare for the future survival of our planet to have candidates, backed by petrochemical dictatorships, promising to go easy on their benefactors, for example.
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If Trump knew that Flynn had lied to the bureau when he asked Comey by the former FBI director's own account in February to go easy on his fired national security adviser, he could be seen as advocating a cover-up of a crime.
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If Trump knew that Flynn had lied to the FBI when he asked James Comey in February, by the former FBI director's own account, to go easy on his fired national security adviser, he could be seen as advocating a cover-up of a crime.
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But experts consulted by the FTC believe the agency is about to go easy on the Google-owned platform by putting the onus on content creators to turn off ads for kids under 13, rather than segregate children's programming onto a separate "YouTube Kids" service.
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It's an argument the president's allies have fallen back on a number of times, including to dispute former FBI Director James Comey's interpretation of Trump's telling him to go easy on then-national security adviser Michael Flynn, who was also embroiled in the probe.
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Our prime minister has built his reputation on being the Reasonable One, the Non-Trump, the Good Boy (except, of course, when he and his advisers are browbeating the attorney general to go easy on a company in order to help their election chances).
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Republicans have seized on text messages between Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page, who were often critical of Trump, to characterize the two -- who were having an extramarital affair -- as part of an effort to go easy on Clinton and get tough with Trump.
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Comey testified to Congress that he felt uncomfortable when Trump tried to establish a "patronage relationship" with him in violation of the invisible wall between the presidency and the Justice Department and asked him to go easy on his former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Mr. Trump later pressured James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to go easy on Mr. Flynn, according to Mr. Comey, before eventually firing him over his handling of the Russia investigation — a step that led to the appointment of Mr. Mueller as special counsel.
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While there are no specific indications that Barr intends to, if he intervenes to go easy on Epstein or to suppress other cases that should be brought, expect the Southern District to speak out (even if off the record to the media) and Congress to demand answers.
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Even if Washington doesn't make major changes to Dodd-Frank, Wall Street could benefit simply from having a sympathetic ear at the top of the food chain that is more likely to go easy on both enforcement and in fines levied when the industry inevitably overreaches.
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For example, Giuliani said it is ironic that, after investigating Trump for possible obstruction because Trump once suggested the FBI consider going easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn, Mueller himself asked a federal judge to go easy on Flynn by awarding no prison time.
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Bryant, who said all week he did not want his fellow players to go easy on him in his final All-Star Game, was a shadow of the player who dominated the NBA's midseason showcase many times before, but was still the man of the hour.
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When complaints are filed, Ed can go easy on schools accused of violating rights to get through the investigations quickly, or it can insist on total compliance with the law — or team up with the Justice Department to sue schools if the resolution process doesn't work.
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The revelations could therefore pose a dilemma for Mr Xi. Does he push his anti-corruption campaign harder against some of the most influential families in China, or does he go easy on them, and tone down the anti-corruption campaign, which he has said he will not do?
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After bleakening last year's airwaves with such downers as a lost puppy, Internet bullies, a domestic violence PSA and, most memorably, Nationwide's now-infamous dead child, marketers are expected to go easy on the tear-jerkers and find their sense of humor during Super Bowl 50 next week.
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So even if countries such as France want to teach Britain a lesson, the theory goes, Germany's carmakers will use their vast influence to sway Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, to go easy on Britain in its coming negotiations with the EU. The first part of this thesis is true.
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But Comey has already handed the special counsel his contemporaneous memos of conversations in which he said Trump asked him to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn, asked him for a pledge of loyalty and wanted him to publicly say that the President himself was not under investigation.
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And Trump had no sooner fired Flynn than he declared him to be "a wonderful man," and began to lean on FBI Director James Comey to go easy on him in the FBI's investigation of Russia's role in the 2016 election and possible collusion on the part of the Trump campaign.
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A recent, controversial change of personnel at the top of the central bank, in which a compliant bureaucrat replaced a respected economist who had resisted pressure to go easy on badly run banks, suggests that Mr Modi may also plump for what Andy Mukherjee, a financial columnist, terms "a market-pleasing credit binge".
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The special counsel does appear to vindicate Comey, by finding there is "substantial" evidence to back up the former FBI director's contemporaneous accounts of meetings with Trump in which the President asked him to go easy on Flynn and which he testified appeared to be an attempt to forge a relationship of patronage.
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Concern is growing: The ACLU has raised concerns that age, sex, and race biases are already being codified into the algorithms that power AI. ProPublica found that a computer program used in various regions to decide whom to grant parole would go easy on white offenders while being unduly harsh to black ones.
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Trump has bigger things to worry about, and so do I." Kelly added to Access Hollywood, "I don't need to be overly tough to prove that I am some sort of tough gal and I don't want to go easy on him to disprove the people who think I have it in for him.
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He has complained that a federal judge couldn't oversee the Trump University lawsuits because he was "a Mexican," asked the FBI director to go easy on a political ally and then fired him to halt the Russia investigation, and dangled pardons to encourage his former campaign staffers not to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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It came on the eve of Mr Comey's testimony to Mr Warner's committee, in which he is expected to address reports that Mr Trump asked for his loyalty, and, on another occasion, suggested he go easy on Michael Flynn, briefly national security adviser until he resigned after misleading the vice president over his exchanges with the Russian ambassador.
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If Trump knew Flynn was guilty of that crime when he allegedly urged then-FBI Director James Comey to go easy on Flynn — let alone if Trump outright instructed Flynn to commit that crime — prosecutors would seem to have a strong case that the president's outreach to Comey was designed to derail a law enforcement investigation.
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Speaking or tweeting out of frustration, especially when you are the most powerful man in the world — whether to suggest that DOJ go easy on a friend such as resigned national security adviser Mike Flynn, or opining that you feared Comey would screw up the Russia case as he did the Clinton email case — is not a good idea.
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He fired FBI Director James Comey after urging him to go easy on Trump campaign senior adviser Michael Flynn for lying to investigators about his Russian contacts, attempted to fire the special counsel at least twice, sought to place loyalists in command of the investigation, and dangled pardons for would-be witnesses to deter them from cooperating.
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To be clear, the president is saying publicly that he would have wanted prosecutors to give preferential treatment to his political allies—which, incidentally, is the same sort of favor that former FBI Director James Comey accused Trump of seeking in private when the president asked him to go easy on disgraced former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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President Trump declared on Tuesday that he was not happy with how recent trade talks with China had gone, and said the United States had not reached a deal to suspend penalties on the Chinese telecom firm ZTE, disputing reports that the administration had decided to go easy on the company in return for trade concessions.
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The fact that Mueller's team has already spoken to Comey and Sessions and now wants to talk to the President suggests the investigation into whether Trump obstructed justice by asking the former FBI director to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn and then fired him when he demurred, is at an advanced stage.
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Mueller has not yet alleged a conspiracy to collude with Russians or detailed what he learned about the other key issue he investigated: whether the President obstructed justice, either by pressuring then-FBI Director James Comey in 2017 to go easy on Flynn or by later firing Comey -- which is what prompted Mueller's appointment in the first place.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, said the memos support Comey's case that Trump tried to extract personal loyalty from his FBI director, wanted to end the Russia investigation and wanted the FBI to go easy on his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, who was under investigation at the time.
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Read more: Joe Biden got skewered for asking Kamala Harris to 'go easy on me, kid' as they took the stage for the second Democratic primary debatePeople quickly figured out that Biden probably meant to ask people to text "JOIN" to the number of 22020, as outlined in his Twitter bio, but it didn't stop the Internet from pouncing on Biden's mistake.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Luke Vaughn's puzzle reminds us of little things … SUNDAY PUZZLE — This was a fun puzzle for me but I worked on it during two days of incessant stop-and-go travel, while losing a fight against the flu, so if I missed a meta layer (or two) please go easy on me in your hearts and comments.
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Mueller also hasn't yet revealed what he learned about one of the key questions that has hung over the investigation: whether the President obstructed justice, first by pressuring then-FBI Director James Comey to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn in 8003, and then by firing Comey, which Trump later admitted was tied to the Russia investigation.
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It demonstrates a level of disloyalty that should send sane people running from Trump's service, it tells other cabinet members to get out while the getting's good (and to leak and undermine like crazy on their way), and it further alienates Republican senators whom Trump needs to confirm appointees (including any Sessions replacement) and to go easy on his scandals.
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Apart from the noise, which should really be no biggie (we recommend these 3M safety earmuffs for $25.97), there are only two things that come to my mind as potential drawbacks of owning a Shop-Vac: cleaning a plush or antique carpet or rug (you&aposll want to go easy on those), and fitting it in a tiny New York City apartment.
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Go easy on it, because you need your appetite here, all the way to the end, when it's time to ransack the cold case for Ms. Viana's desserts, like a trembling pudim de coco (coconut flan) or a slab of bolo de cenoura, a carrot cake in which the carrots have been pulverized until all that's left is their hue.
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Given the almost universal acclaim that the six-piece—completed by guitarist Matt Brasch, lead guitarist Casey Cavaliere, drummer Mike Kennedy, bassist Josh Martin, and keyboard player/guitarist Nick Steinborn—have received for the way they've constantly developed and evolved their sound since forming in 2005, utterly redefining what (whisper it) pop-punk could be and become, you think he'd go easy on himself.
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But the attorney general left Democratic senators deeply frustrated when he declined to go into the reasons for Comey's dismissal and wouldn't say whether the President ordered him out of the Oval Office so he could talk privately with Comey on February 14, in an encounter the former FBI director said included a request for him to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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The emotional wallop grows more zealous with almost every sequence, and Loach's refusal to go easy on us is as stubborn as it was when he made "Cathy Come Home," a television play about homelessness that was watched by twelve million people when it was first screened by the BBC, more than half a century ago, and that led to the foundation of a charity.
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It is surely better if Warren keeps her promise to only attend fundraisers that are open to the press—that at least reassures us that the events won't include Warren standing up and promising a room of billionaires that she'll go easy on them, offer up ritual sacrifices of the poor, or whatever else it is that rich people get up to in the privacy of their climate-change survival bunkers.
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President Trump's personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial 'Emotion' from Trump's legal team wins presidential plaudits MORE reportedly urged Justice Department prosecutors to go easy on a Venezuelan businessman under criminal investigation after the client said he secretly helped fund the Venezuelan opposition leader's attempt to take control from President Nicolás Maduro.
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Trump fired then-FBI Director James Comey, who he had praised after Comey intervened very late in the 2016 election in ways that helped Trump defeat 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, after credible suggestions that Trump had pressured Comey to go easy on Flynn.
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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 fired Comey nearly a year ago, which Comey said he believes was related to refusing to oblige Trump's request to go easy on an investigation into the president's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
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Audiences are introduced to Virginia as she makes her way into a meeting with James' school principal where she learns her son has been skipping class on a regular basis; James attends a local public school in D.C. When Virginia pleads with the principal to go easy on James, he explains that because the school is already stretched thin for resources as it is, he needs to focus on the kids who "do want to be there," rather than those who don't.
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The Mayo Clinic recently offered some sound advice on its website, explaining that in addition to modifying your schedule before you depart, you should stick to your destination's schedule as soon as you leave home and once you arrive, stay well hydrated by drinking liquids on the flight (note: go easy on the alcohol and caffeine), and, if you're traveling fewer than eight time zones away from home, use bright light to get your body on the new schedule, like morning light if you have traveled east, and evening light if you have traveled west.
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How else would we know about the pressure the president put on James Comey to go easy on Michael Flynn, or Donald 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 Jr.'s enthusiasm for Russian dirt on 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?
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