Don't jump to conclusions — a little mystery is healthy.
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" The official continued, "We don't want to jump to conclusions.
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So it's important not to jump to conclusions just yet.
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With a field this large, let's not jump to conclusions.
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"I think people jump to conclusions too fast," he said.
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People should not jump to conclusions without seeing the evidence. REP.
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And before you jump to conclusions, Teigen is definitely not pregnant.
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Try not to jump to conclusions today, and avoid picking fights.
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However, experts have cautioned both sides not to jump to conclusions.
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Others said it was simply too early to jump to conclusions.
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It sucks when people are so willing to jump to conclusions.
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Just don't jump to conclusions or give in to paranoia, Aquarius!
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Don't jump to conclusions, make important decisions, or hold important meetings.
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Take it slow today, and don't jump to conclusions, little scorpion.
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Nothing is every black and white; people jump to conclusions a lot.
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Fulton, the school board member, urged people not to jump to conclusions.
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It is not a time to either politicize or jump to conclusions.
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I don't want to jump to conclusions, but shouldn't someone be concerned?
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"You can't jump to conclusions with these types of things," Democratic Rep.
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"People should not jump to conclusions without seeing the evidence," Rosenstein said.
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Don't jump to conclusions here — we're not talking about a wedding gown.
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I think it's very difficult to jump to conclusions in this area.
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That's all to say, investors can be quick to jump to conclusions.
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Don't jump to conclusions or make commitments today, but enjoy the ride!
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They have learned not to judge by appearances or jump to conclusions.
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But we also need to be careful not to jump to conclusions.
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So don't jump to conclusions yet about the people who cover you.
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So let's wait and find out what happened before we jump to conclusions.
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Until the fiscal deficit proposals are heard, one should not jump to conclusions.
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So lets wait and find out what happened before we jump to conclusions.
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Green said it was important not jump to conclusions from a single month's data.
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I'm saying until we know for sure it's highly irresponsible to jump to conclusions.
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So let&aposs not jump to conclusions as what actually was in that meeting.
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But without further context, we can't really jump to conclusions about what that means.
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"We don't want to jump to conclusions," Javid said during a visit to Salisbury.
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We'll find out in time, and people like to jump to conclusions very quickly.
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Furthermore, investors should not jump to conclusions as to who is dovish or hawkish.
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It's the same problem we have with Trump — everyone wants to jump to conclusions.
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"You can't jump to conclusions with these types of things," Clyburn told The Times.
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It's way too early to jump to conclusions on any one theory just yet.
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Don't let all the small things make you jump to conclusions (sorry, I had to).
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But experts are not going to jump to conclusions about who is behind the malware.
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Andrew Goldberg, an iFixit teardown engineer told Mashable he didn't want to jump to conclusions.
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I also think it's wrong to jump to conclusions with something as major as terrorism.
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Reign in your urge to jump to conclusions, and consider taking a social media break.
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Though nothing has been confirmed, Twitter was quick to jump to conclusions about the romance.
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The investigation is still underway, he said, and the government will not jump to conclusions.
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And when people are afraid they jump to conclusions, and often the conclusions are wrong.
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In a world so quick to jump to conclusions, it can be difficult to know.
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Most of us are quick to jump to conclusions with a limited amount of information.
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In other words, don't jump to conclusions or overthink it if someone's response seems rude.
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Only 220006 percent of Democrats said reporters today were less likely to jump to conclusions.
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Don't jump to conclusions early this week—you don't have all of the information yet.
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" In another tweet, she wrote, "To be clear: I am just saying DON'T JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS.
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Exiting the Council informal briefing, Russian Deputy Ambassador Vladimir Safronkov said "we shouldn't jump to conclusions."
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But, before you jump to conclusions, you need to hear the full account of what happened.
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But I would be careful not to jump to conclusions about the administration's attitude to Islam.
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It's not for me to jump to conclusions about a legal process that is now unfolding.
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It was tough to see people jump to conclusions here and assume the worst from Coinbase.
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"You can't jump to conclusions with these types of things," he told The New York Times.
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I think too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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Aides and advisers insisted it was still early, and urged reporters not to jump to conclusions.
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If you're in a grumpy mood, it's very important that you don't jump to conclusions tonight.
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The mosque's response The mosque urged the public to not jump to conclusions or spread unsubstantiated rumors.
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"No, I'm saying until we know for sure it's highly irresponsible to jump to conclusions," he tweeted.
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So, don't jump to conclusions when someone has made a mistake or done something that bothers you.
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Potential suitors may jump to conclusions: Did a jealous ex smash it in a fit of rage?
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I think, unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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So a lot of people jump to conclusions about them because they live in this compound together.
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And he's chosen green cause he's like I don't wanna be — I don't wanna jump to conclusions.
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I think unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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But if you were hesitant to jump to conclusions after Saturday's blast, history is actually on your side.
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"It's critically important that we stay tuned but [that] we also don't jump to conclusions," pleaded Republican Rep.
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BEVAN: Exactly -- had learned anything from 2016, it would be not to overinterpret, not to jump to conclusions.
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But amid all the hype, many analysts cautioned that it was still too early to jump to conclusions.
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But before you jump to conclusions thinking that Phelps got into a wrestling match with a giant octopus, relax.
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Even the smartest, most well-trained physician has patterns of thinking that can lead her to jump to conclusions.
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"I think unfortunately too many of us in this great country jump to conclusions about each other," she said.
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The Moon in Sagittarius clashes with Neptune at 12:52 PM, so slow down and don't jump to conclusions.
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"I think, unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other," Clinton finished.
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I had JUMP TO conclusions, until I realized that there are no SEAJs on a dollar bill (1A). 11D.
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Don't jump to conclusions next time you hear someone talking about "the D." Maybe they're just worried about your health.
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Sylacauga police chief Kelley Johnson released a statement asking residents not to jump to conclusions about what happened and why.
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Maktoum, the Emirates chairman, said he didn't want to "jump to conclusions" about what happened because the investigation is ongoing.
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We definitely should not jump to conclusions based on this study alone, however, for a lot of reasons (mostly methodological).
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We've got to be prepared to play without Jimmy for a time, but we don't want to jump to conclusions.
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The worst man on earth has been identified and—don't jump to conclusions—he does not currently hold public office.
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However, I was not about to jump to conclusions and make a judgement on a situation I know nothing about.
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We're told the Secret Service does not jump to conclusions that incendiary photos or writings are serious or in jest.
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But Fuller, the lawyer representing Hayes, urged people -- even if they care passionately about this case -- not to jump to conclusions.
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Aubry Mintz, Director of the School of Art, addressed the lack of information, cautioning the community not to jump to conclusions.
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This could make it easier to identify what you're experiencing, but it could also make it easier to jump to conclusions.
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Christie said, "At this point [it] doesn't look like anything more than an accident," but said he would not jump to conclusions.
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"We have, of course, basic respect for the government and would not jump to conclusions simply because of one letter," he said.
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The researchers didn't want to jump to conclusions, since they had a small sample and were just measuring levels of different chemicals.
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Ostwald cautions investors not to jump to conclusions, however, as it really comes down to the terms of any British/EU negotiation.
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For those of you so quick to jump to conclusions, we had a death in the family and the funeral was yesterday.
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Although it's unclear of how the faux diss lyric got started, it didn't take long for the internet to jump to conclusions.
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Now, before we jump to conclusions on what this may mean, let's remember that Gomez has been taking a break from social media.
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It is far, far too early to jump to conclusions about what the insurance market will look like a few years from now.
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One of the downfalls of a never-ending news cycle is that media outlets can rush stories or jump to conclusions for clicks.
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Similarly, his willingness to jump to conclusions without adequate information—without any information, in this case—is terrifying, should he be elected president.
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However, it may be too early to jump to conclusions, Majidyar stated, noting how Riyadh and Doha have previously resolved disputes through dialogue.
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We understand the threats, but we also don't want to panic anybody, and we don't want to jump to conclusions based on rhetoric.
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"We ask that your readers don't jump to conclusions and let the process play out in a fair and equitable way," Mr. Nabizadeh said.
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The militant's younger brother Dahlan told Indonesian media last weekend not to jump to conclusions about his sibling's alleged role in the suicide bombing.
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But before we jump to conclusions about residential real estate market, let's examine key factors that will determine the future of the renter vs.
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The letter urged Mr. Obama not to jump to conclusions about the Cuban system, or assume that the past could be so easily forgotten.
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Mars clashes with Neptune at 9:04 AM—it's important not to jump to conclusions, or worse, fall for the tricks of shady people.
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Let's not jump to conclusions STAT attempted to obtain a copy of the concussion study, but researcher Jae Kun Shim did not return repeated calls.
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"While fans shouldn't necessarily jump to conclusions about what this might mean, for many people who watch the show, their silence speaks volumes," she writes.
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Kansas City Mayor Mark Holland asked for people not to jump to conclusions and wait for an investigation to answer why the officer was killed.
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"Part of the pain and the suffering that happens without clarity is that people jump to conclusions and sometimes it's the wrong conclusion," he said.
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Like the intriguing Tabby's Star, and the rampant speculation that it's home to an alien megastructure, more data is needed before we jump to conclusions.
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I think that's warranted and desired and needed here, but no one should -- we should all try not to jump to conclusions about what happened.
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"We have seen too many wrongful convictions for anyone or any organization to jump to conclusions on the basis of someone being charged," he said.
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Despite stories like these, geneticists warn that people who get a DNA test this Christmas shouldn't jump to conclusions if they get a suspicious result.
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Impulsive Mars clashes with Jupiter, the planet of abundance, on Thursday, September 12, inspiring us to jump to conclusions, and maybe spread ourselves too thin.
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"You have to be a little careful here, because it is too easy to jump to conclusions on this," said veteran Democratic strategist Robert Shrum.
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"They don't want to jump to conclusions or rush to judgment," Cohen said, adding that it's common to delay the death certificate's release for weeks.
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Looking at the reasons for implementing blockchain, there is an inherent risk that managers eager to explore new technologies jump to conclusions without exploring alternative options.
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"We have seen too many wrongful convictions for anyone or any organization to jump to conclusions on the basis of someone being charged," the statement said.
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Emirates chairman, His Highness Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, said he didn't want to "jump to conclusions" about what happened because the investigation is ongoing.
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But don't jump to conclusions: If those conditions are actually responsible for your cramping, you'll also have other more serious symptoms that will signal something's wrong.
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Zhongxue Hua, the Bergen County medical examiner in New Jersey, said a neck fracture was atypical in a suicide but warned not to jump to conclusions.
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"It is also important, however, that we do not jump to conclusions and allow the steps now initiated to be completed following due process," Mminele said.
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The film's silence works as a kind of invitation, encouraging you to infer meaning and jump to conclusions as one image gives way to the next.
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Given Amazon said the price cuts would be rolled out to more products going forward, it's probably too fast to jump to conclusions at this point.
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Fifty-eight percent of registered voters contacted for the survey said that they believed reporters were more likely to jump to conclusions about events than before.
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I just wish he took a second to breathe, not jump to conclusions, or I don't know, maybe ask Koracick to put his wife on the phone.
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Because of the speed and brevity of social media, we are forced to jump to conclusions and write sharp opinions in 140 characters about complex world affairs.
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But while the Goldman indicator may be suggesting tougher times ahead, Oppenheimer said there many be reason not to jump to conclusions about an upcoming bear market.
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" Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, said Tuesday that since the case of the student's fall was still under investigation, she would not "haphazardly jump to conclusions.
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We certainly don't want to jump to conclusions as the trial has not yet begun, and until the trial is over, she is innocent until proven guilty.
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"I think we need to let the facts come out, find out what the truth is and go from there before we jump to conclusions," Short said.
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"I think we need to let the facts come out, find out what the truth is and go from there before we jump to conclusions," he said.
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A few of you wrote in to say that Smollett's story sounded fishy from the very beginning and that it was too soon to jump to conclusions.
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A recent study caused waves in the pet world when it suggested that dogs might have an intelligence edge over cats, but don't jump to conclusions so quickly.
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"It's easy for people to jump to conclusions and say 'This is the person who did it' but there is due process that takes place," Herzog told reporters.
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John Kasich, who also is considering running either as a Republican or independent in 2020, recently told CNBC that people shouldn't jump to conclusions about Schultz's potential candidacy.
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Despite this flip-flop in trends, Ben-Shabat emphasized that investors shouldn't jump to conclusions about the coinciding strength in affordable luxury and weakness at the high end.
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"I think anyone who looks at the video is disturbed by it, but again we don't jump to conclusions," he told reporters on Wednesday, according to WFXT television.
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I didn't want to jump to conclusions, but I knew I needed to ask her pointed questions about her being here and how she handled the situation thus far.
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Joel seems to be saying a good number of the allegations against various Hollywood types are true, but not all, and he warns people not to jump to conclusions.
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In a press conference, Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum said he didn't want to "jump to conclusions" on what had caused the fire and subsequent explosion.
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Cheap hoverboards have been known to occasionally explode in the past, typically because of issues when charging their large, combustible lithium-ion batteries, but we shouldn't jump to conclusions.
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However, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior urged the public not to jump to conclusions and warned it was "much too early" to label the incident as such.
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We hate to jump to conclusions, but we can't help but suspect that Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid might have some big news to reveal in the near-ish future.
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A crush could frustrate you through mixed messages today, and you may jump to conclusions as a result: that they're in love with you or that they can't stand you.
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"It's difficult to jump to conclusions with just one piece of data ... but certainly it is not good news what we saw yesterday in terms of employment data," said Vergara.
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In short: Trump is more than willing to jump to conclusions when he can comfortably fit an incident like what happened in London this morning into his existing world view.
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This show is notorious for trying to make fans jump to conclusions, and that's exactly what The Bachelor was up to, but fans on Twitter were already on their way.
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The public is almost sure to jump to conclusions: on one side, people will say that this technology is absurd, the crash was inevitable, and "self-driving cars" are a fantasy.
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On Saturday, one of the attorneys, S. Lee Merritt, said the man's loved ones weren't calling on authorities to jump to conclusions or to deny Guyger her right to due process.
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"We have seen too many wrongful convictions for anyone or any organization to jump to conclusions on the basis of someone being charged," the statement from Raymond Tarlton's law firm said.
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Baur says this lack of scrutiny of results leads to a problem in the field of nutrition and performance, where scientists, readers, and media are too quick to jump to conclusions.
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"We're not going to jump to conclusions; we're not going to offer you easy answers," New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) said during a press conference on Sunday morning.
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" Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential candidate, sounded a similar note when he told The Washington Post that the current moment was "not a time to either politicize or jump to conclusions.
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There never seems to be enough time, resources, or attention at our disposal to make smart decisions, so we jump to conclusions based on what we have, and then move ahead.
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Fans might not jump to conclusions quite so quickly if it weren't for Ventimiglia's ominous insights into his character's decision to start drinking again years after telling his wife he was done.
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Burns denies "Middle Sister" is her — "All we share is the reading while walking," she said — but it is easy for a reader to jump to conclusions based on Burns' life story.
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While many people believe stereotyping is wrong, calling it "gaydar" merely provides a cover for using stereotypical traits -- like someone's fashion sense, profession or hairstyle -- to jump to conclusions about someone being gay.
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"It's difficult to jump to conclusions with just one piece of data ... but certainly it is not good news what we saw yesterday in terms of employment data," Vergara told a business forum.
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In a rather sudden jump to conclusions stemming from the belief that whoever burnt out the flat had intent to destroy evidence, Shepherd questions whether someone on the inside could have murdered Vicky.
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Kyle is also asking his fans and the public "not to jump to conclusions based on the allegations alone but reserve judgment until the whole story comes to light, proving these allegations baseless."
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Daniel Urresti, an interior minister in the government of former President Ollanta Humala, said in broadcast comments that he had been aware of the inquiry and urged Peruvians not to jump to conclusions.
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Johnson also urged people not to "jump to conclusions" based on the lawsuit, and said that he thinks Jackson Lee "deserves the benefit of the doubt" while the legal action plays out. Rep.
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One might argue it's a relief that media outlets declined to jump to conclusions about or make false connections between the dark day of remembrance and the mass shootings that came with it.
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The moon enters sensitive water sign Pisces at 10:48 AM and clashes with fiery Mars at 12:44 PM. Try not to jump to conclusions—an impulsive energy is in the air!
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What follows is a history of what we know about Lee, why some suspect he might have spied for China, and why we should be careful not to jump to conclusions just yet.
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Nonetheless, the agency told reporters that it was "refusing to jump to conclusions" and would wait to analyse data being beamed to earth via the orbiting Mars Express spacecraft, which followed Schiaparelli to earth.
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"We hope that in the future, people in the research community as well as others won't jump to conclusions regarding the biological sex of archaeological individuals based to certain objects or contexts," Kjellström said.
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And, while mental health experts support a public discussion about mental health, they also warn that Trump's willingness to jump to conclusions about mass shooters contributes to stigma surrounding mental health, making the problem worse.
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Cotton said Wednesday he thinks it "reasonable" for people to wait and see what comes out in the intelligence report, adding he doesn't see a need to jump to conclusions before looking at that report.
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A handful of Republican lawmakers on the committee, however, did try to point out that the EPA enforcement numbers under Trump were only a trend of two years, telling members to not jump to conclusions.
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Things aren't always the way they seem; it's really easy to blow one development out of proportion or jump to conclusions when you hear "Trump" and "Russia" in the same sentence of a news story.
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"I don't think people should jump to conclusions until they have a chance to review all the evidence, including the testimony," Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi of Illinois, a Democratic member of the Oversight and Intelligence Committees.
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"It sounds like this gentleman don't want to jump to conclusions before law enforcement authorities do, but I hope if the facts are there we vigorously prosecute this as a case of domestic terrorism," Singer said.
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Kerry also dismissed criticism of Belgium's failure to track Islamic State militants before the attacks as a tendency to "jump to conclusions", but said there was room for improving anti-terrorism cooperation among European Union nations.
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Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai said it's too early to speculate whether the debris was from MH370 and urged media not to jump to conclusions, as it may worry or upset victims' families, Bernama reported.
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If Veronica is the bride, it's quite possible that Archie is the groom — however, before we jump to conclusions about a One Tree Hill-like wedding, these pics might not mean what we think they mean.
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In a brief news conference, Speaker Paul D. Ryan said that "there may be some mental health issues with this shooting," adding that it was not the time to jump to conclusions about tightening gun laws.
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In these moments before Monday afternoon when the buzzer sounds, it's easy to jump to conclusions at what's being whispered, or to even fall for bald-faced fallacies published on fake Twitter accounts perpetrated by cyber anarchists.
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The prime minister said two fires had started at the same time which he described as "suspicious" but that he did not want people to "jump to conclusions" Reporting by Charlotte Greenfield and Colin Packham in SYDNEY.
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Now, it's easy to jump to conclusions—to see this data and feel like moms dealing with postpartum depression, and their children, are destined for bad outcomes—but there are important things to note about this study.
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Del Toro said that his Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas co-star is "a nice guy, very caring, very smart" and that he was loath to jump to conclusions about Amber Heard's allegations of domestic abuse.
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Rather than jump to conclusions — and there are some liberal lawmakers arguing in favor of prompt impeachment — party leaders say they want to build a case on live television before the public and see where that leads.
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But however tempting it might be to jump to conclusions based in part on what we think we know from other shootings, we should pause and reflect on the information we have -- and don't have -- available right now.
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The defense lawyers — emphasizing the sprawling web of relationships in international soccer and the long arm of American justice — urged the jury not to jump to conclusions about their clients simply because of their associations with convicted criminals.
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Pervasive partisanship and rapid-fire social media echo chambers have exacerbated our tendency to jump to conclusions — about everything from Joe Biden's behavior to a student's encounter with a Native American man at a rally to the Mueller report.
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"For us, the family and close entourage, we feel there's too many inconsistencies around his death to rule it as a suicide, and for people to jump to conclusions that rapidly was disappointing," Genest's manager Karim Leduc told PEOPLE.
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"We don't want to jump to conclusions but if it is established that the Russian state is entirely responsible for this as well, then of course we will be considering what further action we can take," Javid told parliament.
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It's still very early in the investigation, though, and it's important not to jump to conclusions about the attacker's motivations based on initial reports, as early reports — especially from unnamed police sources — can often turn out to be incorrect.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - No evidence has emerged to suggest Russian hacking influenced the outcome of the U.S. presidential election and it would be irresponsible to jump to conclusions before receiving a final intelligence report, Donald Trump's spokesman said on Monday.
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D'Souza also pointed out the strange timeline for the image, since the time of the raid was reported to be more than an hour before the image was taken, but I don't want to jump to conclusions on that issue.
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Though rumors circulated that AHS would utilize the subtitle Radioactive for season 8 after it was revealed that 20th Century Fox secured the copyright for the title, the 9-1-1 producer wants to make sure we don't jump to conclusions.
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"For us, the family and close entourage, we feel there's too many inconsistencies around his death to rule it as a suicide, and for people to jump to conclusions that rapidly was disappointing," Genest's manager, Karim Leduc, told People on Friday.
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Meenakshi Ganguly, the South Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said that given Sri Lanka's history of ethnic and religious violence, it was premature to jump to conclusions about whether radicalized Muslims might have played a role in the bombings.
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However, Hecker was keen to point out that large scale attacks enacted in the past 14 months in Paris and Brussels were carried out by first-generation citizens who had been raised within these cities, so observers must be careful not to jump to conclusions.
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Without a trial to lay out all the evidence for a jury to scrutinize, the public is wont to jump to conclusions -- especially in a case with such a wide disparity between the alleged conduct and the severity of the punishment, said defense attorney Gloria Allred.
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Reaction time During the campaign and into his presidency, Trump has been quick to jump to conclusions after reports of an apparent terrorist attack, sometimes within minutes of initial reports and nearly always before local officials have officially reached the conclusion that the attack amounted to terrorism.
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I say this because, in addition to the EAR rebus element (for beginning solvers, that means that the letters EAR are all squeezed into one square instead of writing one letter into each square), you will need to "Jump to Conclusions" to make sense of the theme entries.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 "For us, the family and close entourage, we feel there's too many inconsistencies around his death to rule it as a suicide, and for people to jump to conclusions that rapidly was disappointing," Mr. Leduc was quoted as saying.
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"Because of the traditional meaning of the 'OK' hand gesture, as well as other usages unrelated to white supremacy, particular care must be taken not to jump to conclusions about the intent behind someone who has used the gesture," the ADL wrote in its write-up in the database.
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"You don't want to jump to conclusions and you don't want to put information out there that you don't know is absolutely true," he said, though he defended Donald Trump against criticism he called the incident in New York a "bomb" too soon and before law enforcement officials did so.
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"It is maybe too soon to jump to conclusions, but it is worrying that fraudsters are now obviously looking at infrastructure investment as a business opportunity for them too," Bianchi said, urging EU authorities to make sure that the infrastructure built by the Chinese "is not exploited for illicit traffic".
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When prominent people with a broad platform, such as a sitting US senator, are willing to jump to conclusions based on a tweet rather than wait to get the facts straight, their actions come across as either irresponsibly rash or as cynical attempts to create a manufactured controversy for political gain.
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There's still a visible blurriness between whose tweets we're precisely reading—the brand or the people behind the brand—and this is surely not the last time, intentional or not, a sugary drink will commodify our sadness, or we'll jump to conclusions about the emotions of the people running a certain account.
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"I have retained attorney Lee A. Hutton to guide my family and me through the process and I ask my fans and the general public not to jump to conclusions based on the allegations alone but reserve judgment until the whole story comes to light, proving these allegations baseless," the statement concluded.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve must not jump to conclusions now on what fiscal policies U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will pursue once in office but the U.S. central bank "will be on its toes" assessing their impact on the economy next year, Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said on Wednesday.
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Meenakshi Ganguly, the South Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said that given Sri Lanka's long history of ethnic and religious violence, including a nearly three-decade civil war that ended only in 2009, it was premature to jump to conclusions about whether radicalized Muslims might have played a role in the assault.
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Mr. Powell "was impressive to me because he thought clearly and he didn't jump to conclusions," said Deborah A. Perelmuter, then the head of the domestic trading desk at the New York Fed, who watched Mr. Powell hammer together a consensus on the necessary changes — including the replacement of paper slips with electronic bidding.
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You want to build layers and you want to create that kind of depth to your storytelling, and at the same time it's really easy for people to jump to conclusions of seeing things they don't like and judging it, because they're not going to get part two of what's going on there for two more months.
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On social media, the cycle of reactions we come to expect by now has begun—people complain about the news coverage being too graphic or too slow, people quickly place blame, others tell them not to jump to conclusions too quickly, politicians express their condolences, someone from the right-wing AfD party publicly condemns Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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During the surreal scene, Trump made a robust defense of his own response to the Charlottesville situation, saying that there was "no way of making a correct statement that early" and that he didn't want to jump to conclusions without seeing the facts, an interesting assertion for someone who routinely takes to Twitter to comment on developing situations -- including terrorist attacks.
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Dent told CNN's "New Day" that the investigations, including Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's special counsel investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, should be allowed to conclude unhindered before Americans jump to conclusions.
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