Running interference for Strzok, Democrats constantly interrupted Gohmert, objecting to his questioning. Rep.
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At times, it felt like Trump was actively running interference for the Russian president.
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When it comes to running interference for the White House, some days are better than others.
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You are a propaganda arm of the Russian government, running interference for their pet candidate, Trump.
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The intel chairman has faced allegations in the past of running interference for the White House.
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But for Kristol and company, finding that nominee, and running interference for him, remains the cardinal goal.
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That'll be the future of cybersecurity: millions of bots battling back and forth behind-the-scenes, running interference for us.
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The president you're running interference for ridiculed our military intelligence officers & groveled before Putin in front of the world.2.
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Senate Republicans, for now, seem focused on running interference for the president and offering their own counter-messaging about impeachment.
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But Nunes' role in running interference for Trump on the investigations into Russia's role in the 2016 election has made him a target for Democrats nationwide.
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Congressional Republicans have been running interference for him with special counsel Robert Mueller and, perhaps more significantly, completely blocking any oversight of his financial conflicts of interest.
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Because the Republican Party is running interference for Trump, the investigation into possible collusion between Trump's campaign and the Russians is stalled and tangled up in partisan passion.
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Barr's track record of running interference for presidents under investigation — both now and 30 years ago — raises yet more questions about his impartiality in handling these additional cases.
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Pompeo was clearly running interference for Trump, who had earlier issued a formal statement asserting that he believed the word of the crown prince over the assessment of the CIA.
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He's steering the EPA's work at an agonizingly slow pace, delaying and slowing the implementation of laws and running interference for many of the sectors EPA is supposed to regulate.
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But some of The Keepers' subjects share anecdotes of Cesnik knowing about the abuse and running interference for some of Maskell's victims, which allowed them to avoid interacting with Maskell.
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It is very likely that none of the people running interference for Trump have any idea whether he is legitimately under audit, or what he's concealing by refusing to release the returns.
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Bannon isn't just standing by Roy Moore, he's running interference for him -- reportedly going so far as to intervene with Sean Hannity to convince him to abandon his announced intentions to dump Moore.
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While that was happening, though, Rand Paul was taking a very different tack in the Senate — running interference for our Putin-besotted president, and defending his weird Russia diplomacy as the best alternative to war.
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When there's Trump-related news Republicans don't like — whether it's an offensive tweet or something much more consequential — party leaders in Congress who aren't running interference for him either offer some criticism or avert their eyes.
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You are a propaganda arm of the Russian govt, running interference for their pet candidate, Trump When first caught, Brazile followed the same playbook, deflecting from the veracity of the emails and distracting with claims of persecution.
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Another possibility is that the chairman of the House Oversight Committee looked into the future, envisioned two years of running interference for President Trump, and decided that this was not going to do his career any favors.
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His reticence only fanned Democratic suspicions that the newly installed attorney general is running interference for Trump -- after Barr released a letter last month underlining what he says are bottom-line findings that are largely favorable to the President.
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Which is how Trump ended up as the candidate of Sean Hannity and John Boehner, Ann Coulter and Jon Huntsman, with Rush Limbaugh running interference for him with the grass roots, and various lobbyists doing the same on Capitol Hill.
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Some viewers might be surprised to see President Obama's administration pressuring the Senate and running interference for the CIA; "The [enhanced interrogations] the CIA did—that is not our mess," says Obama's chief of staff at one point in the film.
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Whatever it is that the Europeans want, they need to decide whether it's still a good idea to be running interference for an Iranian regime that has increased its belligerence in the past year while also withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Now it's why certain organs and apostles of liberal Catholicism are running interference for McCarrick's protectors — because Francis is their pope, the liberalizer they yearned for all through the John Paul and Benedict years, and all's fair in the Catholic civil war.
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" Nadler added: "These subpoenas are coming out of the blue, with very little time left on the calendar, and after the American people have resoundingly rejected the GOP's approach to oversight — if, indeed, 'oversight' is the word we should use for running interference for President Trump.
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"For too long the State Department has been running interference for Hillary Clinton by blocking our requests, a stance which disregards the rights of voters asking questions in a presidential election year about how she conducted herself as secretary of State," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement.
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"It has been more than a year since agents of the Saudi government murdered Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Embassy in Turkey, and yet the Trump administration refuses to publicly acknowledge who ordered that assassination, and instead the Trump administration is basically running interference for an authoritarian government," Wyden said.
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In fact, Van Jones, the liberal activist, said the other day that he wished Priebus was heading his party rather than Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who is doing a pretty bad job of running interference for her chosen candidate, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Just this week, attempts to obstruct justice and invite foreign influence in America's 2016 election -- as detailed in more more than four hundred pages in the Mueller report -- have come to a head: Attorney General William Barr, charged with defending the rule of law on behalf of all Americans, is instead running interference for President Trump, acting like a lawyer on Trump's personal payroll.
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The president, after all, spent the first several months of his presidency running interference for Mr. Flynn — pressuring the F.B.I. director, James Comey, to drop his investigation into Mr. Flynn's Russia connections, and then firing him when he refused; urging Senate Republicans to end the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation; and asking top intelligence officials to deny the existence of any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, and specifically to get Mr. Comey to lay off Mr. Flynn.
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Schiff argues that Nunes began running interference for the White House after former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE testified before Congress last year about the launch of the FBI counterintelligence probe, prompting calls from Schiff and Pelosi for Nunes to remove himself from his committee's Russia probe.
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The lady is delightful as a > (now) 'Swedish iceberg', no longer young, who flowers radiantly while > running interference for the boss's romantic bumbling. The two stars mesh > perfectly. On the 9th of April 1970, Guy Green's A Walk in the Spring Rain had its world premiere. Bergman played Libby, the middle-aged wife of a New York professor (Fritz Weaver).
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The strong side of the formation, where the extra lineman and wingback lined-up, put pressure on the defensive end. Defenses might move extra players to that side or shift the whole defense to compensate. The cut-back play could succeed regardless of how the defense reacted. The cut-back play started like a strong side sweep with offensive guards and quarterback running interference for the tailback.
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Harlan running interference for Barron In 1921, football used a one-platoon system in which players played offense, defense, and special teams. A team which scored a touchdown had the option to kick-off or receive, and the ball was much rounder. Coach William Alexander retained his predecessor John Heisman's scheme, using the pre-snap movement of his jump shift offense. Gone from the team were greats such as Buck Flowers and Bill Fincher, who graduated in 1920.
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