But for the moment she is remaining silent on the issue.
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After remaining silent for days — spurring another social media hashtag, #WheresZuck?
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The president has been criticized for remaining silent about the protests.
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That is my defense and I am defending myself by remaining silent.
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DeepMind is remaining silent on who sits on Google's AI ethics board Inverse
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Ayotte's campaign has called out Hassan for remaining silent on foreign policy issues.
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Zuckerberg was criticized for remaining silent for several days after the controversy broke.
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Amy Klobuchar slammed President Trump for remaining silent on China's human rights violations.
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And, as Salwa notes, Nurit Peled-Elhanan isn't interested in remaining silent at all.
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But Clifford is not remaining silent, and that presents Cohen with an interesting dilemma.
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The report also accused Western governments, notably the United States and Britain of remaining silent.
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Cockburn's campaign manager blasted the GOP for the post and condemned Riggleman for remaining silent.
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Zuckerberg was criticized for remaining silent for several days after the controversy broke last month.
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Giving the new administration a chance does not mean remaining silent about these frightening appointments.
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Republicans have seized on the growing scandal and have criticized the Obamas for remaining silent.
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Frankie respects Yeezy's passion for history ... and thinks speaking out is better than remaining silent.
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Zuckerberg has faced criticism both internally and externally for remaining silent about the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
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JARRETT: There is nothing illegal about paying somebody who wants money in exchange for remaining silent.
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Remaining silent in response to attacks like Becerra's will only invite further and more serious incursions.
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Comey slammed GOP lawmakers for remaining silent while he said Trump disregarded the rule of law.
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But those states haven't received federal approval, with Trump's health department remaining silent on this question.
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Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, have been blamed for remaining silent for too long.
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"When you hit 30 days it's an awful long time," said Ratcliffe of remaining silent until now.
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In this wa,y taqiya is a contra- dictionary concoction of simultaneously speaking freely and remaining silent.
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He took Nielsen to task, quoting Martin Luther King Jr. on the ills of bystanders remaining silent.
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Remaining silent had become integral to my identity, both as a woman and a person of color.
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Remaining silent now is allowing the Party of Abraham Lincoln to drift towards the Party of David Duke.
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So a lot of victims wind up remaining silent from the embarrassment and the financial hardship that's created.
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President George H.W. Bush, continues to receive accolades from many historians for remaining silent as the Soviet Union collapsed.
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However, it is not enough for these influential Republicans to condemn Mr. Trump while remaining silent on Mrs. Clinton.
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Several GOP senators, faced with either remaining silent or potentially inviting the president's wrath, choose to break with Trump.
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In separate sessions, the athletes kicked the bag multiple times while producing a mighty, oomphing yell or remaining silent.
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So far Mr. Netanyahu's party and coalition partners appear to be backing him, either voicing support or remaining silent.
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On Kimmel's show, Clifford ducked most of his questions about the alleged affair by either remaining silent or cracking jokes.
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Although Kardashian has yet to release a statement about the alleged incident, the mother of one is not remaining silent.
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Without a pre-written line of dialogue, he often has nothing to say, stumbling over his answers or remaining silent.
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People are no longer remaining silent in the region, and continued government attempts at repression will only make matters worse.
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The administration of President Danilo Medina, by remaining silent on the controversy, creates the impression that the government condones bigotry.
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But Syrian state media did not back up the Russian report on Friday, remaining silent about the prior day's events.
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Remaining silent — allowing people to think it's O.K. to have a "token black friend" — is a disservice to the group.
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Leaving them alone with their courage, however, by remaining silent in the name of "objectivity," would be a moral failing.
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For many, including Sheryl Sandberg, Melinda Gates and Arianna Huffington, remaining silent on women's issues is no longer an option.
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Texas, which said that the defendant had to explicitly say he was remaining silent in order for it to count.
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Bearing witness to these atrocities and that's what they are, I can say for sure, remaining silent is not an option.
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In her complaint, Brito wrote: "I am very afraid of what this could lead to, but I cannot continue remaining silent."
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Encouraging conversations around suicide risk remain important for Ruocco, as she knows first-hand the dangers of remaining silent, she said.
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"It is sad that we are demanding justice in streets but remaining silent is the worst," said Munira Abidzan, a protester.
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Some of us immediately denounced Alito's conduct in breaking a longstanding tradition of justices remaining silent and neutral at such addresses.
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That means remaining silent on most of the defining issues of our time, from abortion to gay rights to free speech.
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Rather than being gagged by the Goldwater Rule, for psychiatrists the ethical violation is in remaining silent, not in speaking out.
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He apologized to L.G.B.T. men and women for remaining silent, saying that his announcement would allow him to better serve them.
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One girl played the role of the bully, and this time, instead of remaining silent, the other girl spoke up for herself.
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After remaining silent after the tragedy, Felipe's father finally spoke with journalist Alberto Perez on the radio program Las voces del fútbol.
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Maxine Waters "not American" after she advocated for harassment of pro-Trump politicians and for remaining silent when Donald Trump attacked her.
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"Remaining silent in an effort to curry favor with Turkey is as morally indefensible as it will be ineffectual," Mr. Schiff said.
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However, due to Assad's horrific crime against women and children, remaining silent became impossible, Trump made clear that his mentality had changed.
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What better way to seal a trade deal with Xi than by remaining silent as the Hong Kong protesters are put down?
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Colbert also slammed Trump for remaining silent as the funeral attendees, including the former presidents, read the Apostles' Creed from their programs.
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The problem is that it's not an isolated incident — and remaining silent only serves to condone the use of heinous words like these.
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Hicks accuses Smith of misleading him and others by remaining silent as the project's concept strayed from the original vision he was pitched.
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That means therapists may be remaining silent about past abuse, or evidence that someone with access to children has a history of offending.
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Advice includes reporting the raid, not signing papers, remaining silent, and avoiding opening the door if possible — unless authorities can present a warrant.
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Remaining silent about criminal offences committed by foreign nationals generates mistrust, gives rise to conspiracy theories and ultimately creates more hate of foreigners.
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It took a rebuke from Mr. Trump to compel many of them to choose between remaining silent or publicly siding with the players.
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Next week, Ms. Perry's predecessor — Mr. Penny — will address Congress after remaining silent about the Dr. Nassar issue since he resigned last year.
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Her lawsuit is a blatant attempt to intimidate not only me but journalists of all stripes into remaining silent with regard to public figures.
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Jeff Flake published a new book lambasting Republicans for remaining silent as they watch the dysfunction of this administration play out in real time.
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How is remaining silent on the issue of taxpayers funding abortions — an idea that, according to Marist polling, 61 percent of Americans oppose — strategic?
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Remaining in the administration and remaining silent did nothing to check the disastrous war, which only got worse during McNamara's time at the Pentagon.
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In recent weeks, Judge Garland has played the part of the conventional Supreme Court nominee, remaining silent as he walked past rows of reporters.
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And sportsmen and women might want to think twice about remaining silent and giving cover to the radical and scary ideas at stake here.
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Calls by some in Hollywood for a boycott of Georgia have so far failed to gain widespread support, with most studios and platforms remaining silent.
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"There is no excuse for killing innocents or remaining silent in the face of terrorism," he told the crowd, which gave him a standing ovation.
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Initially taking the high road, remaining silent, professional and above the fray, Comey has now resorted to directly confronting the president at his own game.
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Why it matters: After remaining silent for several days, Mark Zuckerberg has given interviews with outlets including CNN, Wired, the New York Times and Recode.
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Schumer said, while remaining silent when President Trump attacked Justices Sotomayor and Ginsburg last week, shows Justice Roberts does not just call balls and strikes.
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It was Trump himself, who, after remaining silent about their loss for 12 days, falsely accused former presidents of never calling families of the fallen.
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With his Likud Party firmly behind him and his remaining coalition partners remaining silent, there does not seem to be any immediate threat to the government.
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Unlike Martin and Cassell, however, Varga has not admitted to owning the site, remaining silent since his last video was posted to YouTube on July 16th.
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"Her lawsuit is a blatant attempt to intimidate not only me but journalists of all stripes into remaining silent with regard to public figures," he said.
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Whistleblowers often find themselves in tremendously difficult situations, and their courage in reporting serious crimes and injustices rather than remaining silent should be heralded and respected.
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Remaining silent, however, is not an option at this buoyant production, which had me giggling with delight more or less from silly start to silly finale.
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His wife calls him periodically, and Sean, through the pornographic imaginary, can only see her perfectly made-up red lips speaking words unheard, or remaining silent.
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After weeks of remaining silent on the drug-pricing controversy, PhRMA began trying to correct the record about Clinton's frequent attacks on Valent and Turing Pharmaceuticals.
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Prosecutors allege Avenatti and an unnamed co-conspirator demanded $15 million to $25 million, as well as $1.5 million for a client, in exchange for remaining silent.
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The creators are still remaining silent on what platforms Where Cards Fall will be available on, but you can expect to play it some time next year.
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Others such as Uber have been criticized -- and their companies boycotted, in some cases -- for remaining silent on the issue of gender power dynamics in the workplace.
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The National Rifle Association followed its own playbook: remaining silent for several days — a recognition that its message might be unwelcome during the initial burst of grief.
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"Anti-Russian reflexes are just as dangerous as naively... remaining silent over the nationalist-tinged policies of the current Russian leadership," he wrote in Die Welt newspaper.
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Winnipeg, Canada (CNN)As Lauren Chopek painfully details her story, she does so with the reticence of a survivor, as if somehow remaining silent would have been better.
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But it seems a bit disingenuous to talk loudly about extending protections for consumers while at the same time remaining silent about other, very important protections being dismantled.
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Ryan was well aware that the Republican Party -- and his own reputation -- would suffer by virtue of remaining silent in the face of some of the President's indignities.
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Later, Stewart faced criticism for remaining silent after white nationalist Richard Spencer led his own Charlottesville protest calling for the city to keep a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Schumer said, while remaining silent when President Trump attacked Justices [Sonia] Sotomayor and [Ruth Bader] Ginsburg last week, shows Justice Roberts does not just call balls and strikes.
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Your scenario presupposes that remaining silent while overhearing people critically "dissect" a family member is somehow worse than passively listening while the same people express bigotry toward strangers.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, a Democrat from New York, issued a scathing statement Thursday calling out Republicans' targeting of Omar while remaining silent about their own colleagues.
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Still, the chamber, that for weeks had been defined by partisan acrimony, paused its political war cries and followed Senate decorum by remaining silent as this moment became history.
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And it only came after a rumble of complaint from across the country that the White House was remaining silent at a moment when it needed to express leadership.
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Without it, millions of Americans who live in states without such protection will continue to face the Hobson's choice of remaining silent or risking financial ruin from SLAPP litigation.
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Along with that announcement, he delivered a scathing speech against Trump and warned his Republican colleagues against remaining "silent as the norms and values that keep America strong are undermined."
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On Wednesday, FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel openly criticized the chairman for remaining silent about the scandal for more than a year while virtually anyone with a cellphone could be at risk.
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While Mueller allowed himself to become a punching bag — remaining silent for two years as Trump relentlessly delegitimized his investigation as a "witch hunt" — Schiff has no qualms about hitting back.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran on Friday supported Syria's right to defend itself against aggression from Israel, state TV reported, accusing others of remaining silent over the attacks on Tehran's key regional ally.
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Talk show host James Corden was criticized for joking about Weinstein at a Beverly Hills event in October, and Rose McGowan accused Meryl Streep of remaining silent about Weinstein's alleged behavior.
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The real story here is that the vast majority of Republican Party politicians are remaining silent and staying out of the fray, just as they have been throughout the primary season.
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The saying "silence speaks volumes" couldn't be more true for Linda Fairstein and her book publishers, who've signaled where they stand on the uproar against her ... by remaining silent and doing nothing.
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But what if society keeps telling us, in more sinister and less direct ways, that the cost of doing so is still at least as high, and often higher, than remaining silent?
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As a result, the president's coalition of energy supporters is deeply divided over the proposed grid rule, with many of the administration's most prominent supporters remaining silent or issuing only noncommittal statements.
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Celebrities are under no obligation to be politically vocal, of course, and in some cases, they are better off remaining silent than opening their mouths to reveal how woefully ignorant they are.
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His supporters abroad do Rwanda's people no good by remaining silent on Mr. Kagame's authoritarian behavior, with citizens fearful to speak their minds, run for political office or go about their business.
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Reasons victims cited for remaining silent included: Fear of being labeled a troublemaker (40 percent), it's their word against the other person (22 percent) and fear of losing their job (18 percent).
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"To pontificate on peace while remaining silent against such violations is a contradiction of the fundamental ideals of UNESCO," said Livaneli, who had held the goodwill post to promote UNESCO values since 1996.
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Rejecting the candidate that the voters of one's own party selected is a serious thing, an emotional thing, and those who choose it will not abide simply remaining silent, letting things play out.
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Using an imaginative combination of words, images, videos, simple classroom lectures and skits on the dangers of remaining silent and forwarding things mindlessly, this initiative is the first of its kind in India.
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At one time, Kjellberg, along with other notable YouTube personalities in the gaming community, was criticized for remaining silent and refusing to defend feminists who came under harassment during the worst of Gamergate.
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" Asked why she came chose to come forward with the allegations after remaining silent about them for decades, she replied, "I wanted people to know what kind of person that Trump really is.
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But human rights organisations at home and overseas have accused France under Macron of remaining silent in the face of increasing violations of freedoms by Sisi's government, as the 2018 presidential elections approach.
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Often seen as a musical ambassador the South American nation, he was harshly criticized by opposition leaders for remaining silent during three months of protests in 2014 in which 42 people were killed.
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How could he justify remaining silent about a disaster that has claimed thousands of lives, while at the same time nudging Jon Snow into a position where he could claim the throne afterward?
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You wrote that you'd rather love your boyfriend through this by remaining silent about what you found than risk losing him by addressing it, but I'm certain you'll feel differently down the line.
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In an apparent acknowledgement of the scale of the defeat, Sanders did not deliver a speech to supporters to rouse them after Tuesday, remaining silent after returning to his home state of Vermont.
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The new plaintiffs said that they had been coerced into sexual relationships with two of the professors — one with Dr. Whalen and the other with Dr. Kelley — who threatened them into remaining silent.
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And for all of the fireworks on Thursday, the reaction in Congress still broke down largely along partisan lines, with Democrats in attack mode and Republicans either defending Mr. Trump or remaining silent.
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" Lightfoot said in a statement that Emanuel was only focused on ensuring public safety in certain neighborhoods and accused him of remaining silent in the face of what she called "a public health crisis.
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We do not have the luxury of remaining silent in the face of homophobia — the overt kind that culminates in violence, or the interpersonal brand that people assume is limited to their households and families.
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Trump lashed out at Khan over his moving speech last week at the Democratic convention, doubting whether he prepared his own remarks and firing off questions about his wife, Ghazala Khan, remaining silent on stage.
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After initially remaining silent, Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia reportedly fired back that the U.S. was trying to use the UNSC as an arm of American policy and denied that Russia sent resources to North Korea.
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But in the twilight of their careers, they disappointed Alabama moderates by remaining silent when George Wallace took over their party and unleashed a tide of Klan and police violence against the civil rights movement.
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In the run-up to the Abu Dhabi meeting, China cemented its ties with two Arab friends — Saudi Arabia and Kuwait — who have a history of remaining silent on the plight of non-Arab Muslims.
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After enduring months of criticism for remaining silent in the face of previous Trump attacks on the judiciary, Roberts issued a statement that didn't directly reference the president but still served as an unmistakable rejoinder.
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But it's only when you stop talking that the dead can start communicating; remaining silent will heighten your sense of the energy around you and allow any spirits close to you a chance to make contact.
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"While Clinton is under potential criminal investigation by the FBI for the mishandling of classified information sent through her email, remaining silent might be in her best interests and it is certainly her right," it added.
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Part of the thinking, according to a source familiar, is that Cohen no longer benefits from Daniels remaining silent -- and that she has already spoken out as much as she possibly can about her alleged affair.
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Mostly remaining silent, he became an outlet for the frustration of Review-Journal staff members unsettled by their new circumstances, and a mystery man for journalists trying to unravel the story of how the paper was sold.
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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the de facto leader of Myanmar and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate who once embodied the country's fight for democracy, has come under pressure for remaining silent about the minority's plight. Opinion
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" Ms. Wallace responded by calling out women in high posts at the White House for remaining silent and warned that "the party will be permanently associated with misogyny if leaders don't stand up and demand a retraction.
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After remaining silent for much of the trial, Zschaepe used her closing statement last week to distance herself from "elements of nationalist ideology" she once believed in and to express regret for the victims&apos families&apos loss.
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With Victoria remaining silent on social media about the scandal, Bachelor Peter Weber had to answer for her when he spoke with Build Series on Tuesday, and he may have accidentally revealed the entire ending of the season.
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But the worst-case scenario they fear is Trump remaining silent on the issue and raising the possibility of lifting sanctions on Moscow, something that would fuel criticism from political opponents who believe he is too close to Putin.
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Far from seeking to "get" Mr. Trump, Mr. Comey made a public, damaging assessment of his general election rival while remaining silent through the campaign about the F.B.I.'s investigation of confirmed contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Unfortunately, the launch has been somewhat mired by a controversy around cross-play and cross-progression between the Switch and Sony's PlayStation 4, with Sony remaining silent on its decision to block PS4 players from using their accounts on competing platforms.
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The core reason homophobia is rampant in the Islamic world, and the reason many Muslims in the West instinctively denounce Islamophobia while remaining silent on homophobia, is because from a young age, Muslim children are taught that sexual feelings are impermissible.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told Reuters that it's "strange" that the European Union (EU) has voiced support for Canada amid the detentions of former diplomat Michael Kovrig and entrepreneur Michael Spavor, while remaining silent on Canada's own detention.
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Video posted to Twitter by a reporter for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation shows Kushner remaining silent when confronted by reporters while he was unable to enter the building that houses the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) in Washington.
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This could be as small as speaking up rather than remaining silent when you observe sexism or as big as getting involved with an organization or cause whose mission is gender equity (and you might even meet some good guys there).
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And many familiar racial divisions remain: At a recent St. Louis County Council meeting over police pay raises, the pro-police crowd was largely white, applauding those who spoke in favor of officers but remaining silent when others advocated reforms.
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"For Justice Roberts to follow the right wing's deliberate misinterpretation of what Senator Schumer said, while remaining silent when President Trump attacked Justices Sotomayor and Ginsburg last week, shows Justice Roberts does not just call balls and strikes," he said.
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". In September 2018, House Democrats issued a scathing letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, expressing concern about the "Trump Administration's policy of remaining silent in international fora about racism and xenophobia and declining to condemn hate speech and incitement.
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Rather than remaining silent in the face of his charges (as many of his peers in hip hop suggested that he do), the 23-year-old took the stand and proceeded to implicate as many people in the case as possible.
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"Celebrating a man who boasts of killing his own citizens and inviting him to the White House, while remaining silent on his disgusting human rights record, sends a terrifying message," said John Sifton, the Asia director of Human Rights Watch.
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As difficult a decision as it was, I thought it was time to come forward with my personal story because hopefully other women will have the courage to come forward and tell their own stories, no longer remaining silent for fear of retribution.
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Although the company, Formosa Steel, has agreed to pay $500 million in damages, many Vietnamese have criticized the government for initially remaining silent about the cause of the spill and then refusing to release full details on the likely health or environmental impacts.
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Time has made it a point to recognize the courage of the "Silence Breakers," but it's important to remember why their actions were brave: because there are far more people remaining silent, who feel that they don't have the option of speaking up.
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After remaining silent in the oral argument for Janus v AFSCME, an important case on public-sector unions, Justice Gorsuch signed onto Justice Samuel Alito's 5-4 opinion overturning a 41-year-old precedent that let unions charge non-members an "agency fee" for collective bargaining.
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After calling out Meryl Streep in a since-deleted tweet last month for allegedly remaining silent about Harvey Weinstein — who McGowan claims sexually assaulted her in 1997 — the Charmed star, 44, expressed her feelings about the screen icon again during Tuesday's Citizen Rose premiere on E!
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After remaining silent for days during the raging debate over the separation of migrant children from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border, Ivanka Trump finally decided it time to weigh in — but only after her father, the president, had signed an order to end the policy.
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House Republicans who support a permanent solution for DACA recipients now face the choice of taking a stand and protecting their caucus's vulnerability in one direction or remaining silent in the fear of protecting their party from right-wing anger — and themselves from retaliation by House leadership.
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She's pushed through an impasse: identifying herself will and has already upended her life even though it may have no effect on Kavanaugh's confirmation, but remaining silent would assure that his chances of taking on a role that will affect policies for years to come would be uncontested.
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"If scientists exercise 'professional propriety' about environmental problems by remaining silent about them because they lack conclusive evidence, their silence will often be misconstrued by political leaders: absence of evidence about a problem can be taken to mean evidence of absence of a problem," Dr. Myers wrote in 1992.
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While elections are never predictable, the most likely outcome is that the ultimate humiliation for the Republican establishment will be to end the year reluctantly endorsing Hillary Clinton, or remaining silent while hoping she wins, and preparing for the pleasure of attending her inauguration as president in January 2017.
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What really sets it apart is the way the player interacts with said AI. Rather than remaining silent, or selecting from a choice of replies, Event [0] allows the player to type their out their responses, in an interface that looks a bit like a retro-futuristic chat client.
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As for the policy of remaining silent and not fighting back while Trump and his inner circle continue to trash Ukraine as corrupt, Ukrainian diplomatic sources tell me the Zelensky team is re-evaluating this strategy for fear it may drive away badly needed foreign investment, especially from the United States.
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"A person who is accused of a crime has everything to lose by remaining silent," said Francis Vuillemin, the defense lawyer for Mr. Nemmouche in France, where his client is accused of crimes unrelated to the Jewish museum killings; Mr. Vuillemin also represented the terrorist known as Carlos the Jackal.
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What kept me from flipping around, though, were the performances, especially by the teen protagonists—to echo Angela's comments, the producers really found something special in Brown, who projects so much longing and rage, even when she's remaining silent (I also thought Noah Schnapp was excellent as the tortured, perpetually suffering Will).
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle have unwittingly enabled a false and dangerous narrative that the police are the linchpins of the problem in our cities by supporting or remaining silent as training designed to keep police officers hyper-vigilant and alive is being modified to turn them into social workers.
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"The notion that we must avoid race with the middle is wrong: remaining silent on this helps our opposition's toxic worldview gain primacy," the group said in a recent report that urged Democrats to be explicit about race (say "working people, whether white, Black, or brown" instead of just "working people," for example).
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CS: You say you're worried that your girlfriend will break up with you if you tell her the truth because she'll believe you're lying, but I wonder if that fear is founded or if it's serving as a justification for remaining silent about a subject you know will be painful and embarrassing.
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In a sense, Mr. Zuckerberg and the rest of the industry are pointing to AI to highlight its positive use while remaining silent about the potential for AI's increased integration into the same ad-targeting technologies that have in the past so empowered both the Russians and manipulative political commentators in the United States.
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"We don't have the luxury of remaining silent because decisions about whether the US is in or outside of Paris climate agreement may affect all of us — they literally affect the kind of world that we're going to leave behind for future generations," says climate researcher Benjamin Santer, a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
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"For Justice Roberts to follow the right wing's deliberate misinterpretation of what Senator Schumer said, while remaining silent when President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE attacked Justices Sotomayor and Ginsburg last week, shows Roberts does not just call balls and strikes," Goodman had said.
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It is difficult to reason with the enraged, but I think it necessary to analyze these arguments, rather than giving them credence by recirculating them, as the press does; smugly deflecting them, as museum personnel is trained to do; or remaining silent about them, as many black arts professionals continue to do in order to avoid ruffling feathers or sullying themselves with cultural nationalist politics.
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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 is reportedly questioning his advisers' advice about remaining silent on the alleged affairs he had before taking office, according to the The Wall Street Journal.
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Democrats have accused Comey of employing a double standard by publicly discussing the Clinton investigation while remaining silent about a separate probe underway into possible ties between Russia and then-GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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" (YG has previously asked the same from other audience members he's brought on stage, sometimes with less-than-ideal outcomes.) The former porn star, who was allegedly paid $130,000 in 2016 by Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen in exchange for remaining silent about her affair with the president, took the mic, sauntered up the stage and said to the crowd of thousands, "My name is Stormy Fucking Daniels, and I'm the reason that Donald Trump is fucked.
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The letter accused Pompeo of remaining silent amid a "smear campaign" of Yovanovitch by figures including President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, his son Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Romney earns rants and raves for secret Twitter name DOJ: McGahn, Trump Jr. did not testify before Mueller grand jury MORE and his personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Diplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Pelosi releases 'fact sheet' saying Trump has 'betrayed his oath of office' MORE.
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