He called Comey a showboat, we saw a little bit of that on display yesterday, some would call it worse than a showboat….
|
|
He called the former FBI director a "showboat" and "grandstander."
|
|
The authorities have cast him as an utterly irrelevant showboat.
|
|
Pulling no punches: Trump called Comey a "grandstander" and a "showboat."
|
|
Trump labeling James Comey "showboat" or "grandstander" is "so detestable" - Ret.
|
|
I need 2 extra weeks just to make sure I can showboat.
|
|
Trump: I was going to fire Comey 'regardless,' he was a 'showboat'
|
|
Do not use dick pics as a platform to boast and showboat.
|
|
And no one wanted to beat anyone up for being a showboat.
|
|
The one thing Trump got right is that Comey is a showboat.
|
|
"Jim Lehrer is no showboat," Walter Goodman wrote in The Times in 1996.
|
|
TRUMP: Well, you make a good pitch, Jim — COMEY: It's the showboat in me.
|
|
Showboat or not, he's certainly shown himself to be master of the Twitter tease.
|
|
" The comments come after Trump called the fired FBI chief a "showboat" and "grandstander.
|
|
The Showboat carries a deed restriction that currently prevents it from reopening the casino.
|
|
Why did the damn showboat go and meet with them in the first place?
|
|
At the end of the day, it probably doesn't matter if Comey is a showboat.
|
|
"He's a showboat, he's grandstander, the FBI has been in turmoil," Trump said of Comey.
|
|
In 2014, four casinos — the Atlantic Club, Revel, Showboat and Trump Plaza — shut their doors.
|
|
" The Showboat has since halted operations following a county order to "Stay Home-Work Safe.
|
|
Yes, Weegee wasn't only a showboat but a man with an eye for black humor.
|
|
Cox Medical Center President William Mahoney said the young woman worked for the Showboat Branson Belle.
|
|
Aboard the showboat, the Cotton Blossom, are the entertainers and backstage folk who keep it running.
|
|
Or they showboat, putting on a huge spectacle that's sure to attract someone (Super Bowl advertisers).
|
|
So she took her younger cousin to the Showboat Drive-In Theater just outside of town.
|
|
The White House argues that reporters take advantage of the briefings to showboat for the cameras.
|
|
Trump's recent criticism of the former FBI director as a "showboat" isn't exactly off the mark.
|
|
"This is not a showboat issue with 800,000 federal workers being denied," Cardin said, his voice rising.
|
|
We're told the fight will go down on March 7 at the Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City.
|
|
" Stirewalt also suggested an end to televised White House press briefings, calling them "counterproductive" and "showboat theater.
|
|
Former Showboat owner Caesars Entertainment Corp closed it in 2014 even though it had been marginally profitable.
|
|
Then on Thursday, Trump came up with his own motive for canning Comey complaining about his "showboat" persona.
|
|
Like everyone who works with the exacting, showboat-phobic Mr. Muti, she sang with clean, even modest classiness.
|
|
It was 1984; on weekends, the young men who came downtown to showboat kept me awake until 5 a.m.
|
|
Now, the fight is on ... the two will clash at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City on Sept. 28.
|
|
Trump once derided him as a "showboat," which -- even allowing for the source's obvious bad faith -- is hard to deny.
|
|
By donning a showboat helmet, Gaetz punctuated President Trump's and the GOP chorus' position that the virus was not serious.
|
|
So she'd be able to jockey for public attention with a showboat who has never exactly been a bosom buddy.
|
|
The series, drolly titled A Lot of Tears Make Rainbows, is currently showing at Showboat Gallery in Highland Park, Los Angeles.
|
|
While some media critics say he's a showboat, he says his style is effective -- and necessary -- at this moment in time.
|
|
The White House briefing has been criticized as a rote, futile exercise where journalists showboat for cameras and press aides dissemble.
|
|
She doesn't showboat, calling attention to her technique with histrionics and self-flattering moments, but instead surrenders herself to her characters.
|
|
The video, shot by Jennie Phillips-Hudson Carr aboard the larger Showboat Branson Belle, showed wind and waves battering the sinking boat.
|
|
"He's a showboat, he's grandstander, the FBI has been in turmoil," Trump told NBC News' Lester Holt in an interview airing Thursday.
|
|
Back when O'Hara first heard about the role, she was a rising star on Broadway best known for her performance in Showboat.
|
|
You can't entirely blame Trump or Republicans for that "showboat" accusation after reading the taut, suspenseful opening statement Comey prepared for today.
|
|
Trump was going to get rid of Comey because he didn't like Comey -- thought he was a showboat and insufficiently loyal. Period.
|
|
"He's a showboat, he's grandstander, the FBI has been in turmoil," Trump said of Comey in his wide-ranging interview with Holt.
|
|
No showboat, she (in my view) was the most outstanding challenger of Judge Brett Kavanaugh when she questioned him in the Senate.
|
|
There's no good time to do it, by the way," he told NBC News last year, calling Comey a "showboat" and "grandstander.
|
|
"Showboat" was O'Neal's way of trying to keep Bryant humble — and letting the youngster know who was the team's actual focal point.
|
|
President Donald Trump called former FBI Director James Comey "a showboat" and "a grandstander" on Thursday, two days after abruptly firing him.
|
|
You can think Avenatti a camera-hungry showboat and still be disturbed that there are now multiple allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh.
|
|
The 30-second spot accuses Comey of being a "showboat" and says he was more concerned with political correctness than with fighting terrorism.
|
|
"He's a showboat, he's grandstander, the FBI has been in turmoil," Trump told NBC News' Lester Holt in an interview that aired Thursday.
|
|
The Music Together ringers occasionally joke about adding some vibrato to the "Hello Song," but so far they've resisted the urge to showboat.
|
|
He called Comey a "showboat" and a "grandstander" in a bit of public name-calling that risks alienating the FBI's rank-and-file.
|
|
After calling Comey a "showboat" and poor director, Comey proceeded to commit an unethical and unprofessional act in leaking damaging memos against Trump.
|
|
While the Democratic House anguished over articles of impeachment and wasted time on showboat-y oversight hearings, Trump could lament their obstruction and radicalism.
|
|
" Trump fired the FBI chief on May 9, setting off a political firestorm, and he has since called Comey a "showboat" and a "grandstander.
|
|
The Showboat was one of four Atlantic City casinos to close in 2014 largely because of competition from neighboring states with newly legalized gambling.
|
|
"He's a showboat, he's a grandstander, the F.B.I. has been in turmoil," Mr. Trump said of Mr. Comey in an NBC interview in May.
|
|
A woman who was on the nearby Showboat Branson Belle, a riverboat docked near the sinking ship, recorded video of the duck boat sinking.
|
|
The perpetual showboat Johnnie Cochran (Courtney B. Vance) doesn't even want to be involved in the O. J. case, having already deemed it a lost cause.
|
|
The president also criticized Comey as a "showboat" and a "grandstander," and claimed that Comey told him he was not under investigation for collusion with Russia.
|
|
Rader says an off-duty deputy aboard the nearby Showboat Branson Belle and others on the riverboat jumped in to help the duck boat&aposs passengers.
|
|
" Schiff was also skeptical Thursday about Trump's statement that he fired Comey because the FBI was in turmoil and that Comey was a "showboat" and "grandstander.
|
|
After firing him, Trump told NBC News that the FBI director was a "showboat" and a "grandstander" whom he had been planning to jettison for months.
|
|
On Thursday, Trump told NBC News he was going to fire "showboat" FBI Director James Comey , directly opposing the White House communications team's account of events.
|
|
"Some people think she's a showboat, that she likes to come in and give a speech and isn't doing the nitty-gritty work," said Ms. O'Brien.
|
|
And recently, there have been a few rehearsals on the actual Waterfront Museum and Showboat Barge, which is anchored in Red Hook Channel adjacent to Fairway.
|
|
" Or this zinger in a recent video in response to Mr. Trump calling James Comey a showboat: "Those are pretty harsh words coming from the Titanic.
|
|
In the NBC interview, President Trump called Comey a "showboat" and explained that he was going to fire the FBI director no matter what Rod Rosenstein suggested.
|
|
Trump called Comey a "showboat" and "grandstander" in an interview with NBC News on May 11, saying that he would have fired Comey regardless of Rosenstein's recommendation.
|
|
Trump called Comey a "showboat" and "grandstander" in an interview with NBC News on May 11, saying he was going to fire Comey regardless of Rosenstein's recommendation.
|
|
Mr. McAvoy, for his part, revels in the chance to use his sensitivity for evil, and to showboat his way through a series of appropriately overwrought characterizations.
|
|
A pro-Trump group is hitting former FBI Director James Comey as a political "showboat" in a new ad airing later this week, the Associated Press reported.
|
|
On Monday August 1, I committed myself to this challenge on Twitter: Take a much-needed break from the exhausting showboat of a GOP presidential candidate until September.
|
|
The pro-Trump group has hit Comey in the past, calling him a "showboat" ahead of his testimony in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee earlier this month.
|
|
Promoter Damon Feldman tells TMZ Sports he struck a deal with Gooden ... who will be inside the ring reffing Saturday night at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City.
|
|
Angel Ortiz, 45, started in casinos at 16, when he took a job working the graveyard shift in the coffee shop of the Showboat casino, which closed in 2014.
|
|
Brayden Malaske, of Harrah, Oklahoma, says no one was worried about the weather when he boarded the Showboat Branson Belle with family shortly before the storm hit Thursday night.
|
|
Read: James Comey's full congressional testimony Watch for more of that "showboat" allegation from the Republican National Committee, which has taken over rapid response duties from the White House.
|
|
Yet it remains to be seen how the White House will deal with Comey, whom Trump called a "showboat" and "grandstander" after the FBI director was fired last month.
|
|
Fired FBI director James Comey — who is, according to the president, a big time "showboat" who loves attention — has executed perhaps the most unyielding poker face of all time.
|
|
Mr. Acosta has a reputation as a showboat among some of his press corps colleagues, and he has clashed several times with Mr. Trump since the president took office.
|
|
Showboat watch Our headquarters are on the 20th and 21st floors of what's known as the Jewelers Building, on East Wacker Drive on the north end of the Loop.
|
|
" In the wake of Comey's firing last May, he wrote another piece for USA Today — a glowingly sympathetic tribute to the just-relieved director, "James Comey is no showboat.
|
|
For starters, lawmakers could increase the amount of time allowed for questioning by staffers, who tend to have more expertise, more time to prepare and less incentive to showboat.
|
|
Musical theatre has always been an outlet for trenchant social commentary; every decade from the genre's inception has given us a Showboat, a Chorus Line, a Next to Normal.
|
|
In a second video posted by Phillips-Hudson Carr, workers on the showboat can be heard desperately calling for rope and help to try to rescue the stricken amphibious boat.
|
|
Also, since he is neither a prevaricator nor a showboat and certainly anything but a demagogue, there are not the scandal and ugliness that the press always seem drawn to.
|
|
Four of Atlantic City's casinos closed in 2014 and remain shuttered, mostly because of gambling competition in neighboring states, though one, the Showboat, reopened this month as a hotel only.
|
|
Andrew Thomas, the owner of the Showboat Drive-In Theater in Hockley, Texas, saw a 40% increase in sales revenue two weeks ago, and a 95% increase this past week.
|
|
And it was unusually harsh: Mr. Trump castigated Mr. Comey as "a showboat" and "a grandstander," suggesting that his issues with the F.B.I. director went beyond any previously stated concerns.
|
|
His first season in the NBA also marked the start of a yearslong feud with Shaq, who nicknamed the rookie Showboat, a label that stuck with him throughout his career.
|
|
Mr. Farrier is the investigator of the movie's central mystery, and he is "less of a showboat than some documentarians who assume that role," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
|
|
When he goes on his racist and sexist tears or muses about his appetite for black men, he's just a brat begging for attention, a showboat looking to fill seats.
|
|
The 54-year-old MLB legend and 29-year-old "Nitro Comedy Tour" star are set to square up for real March 7 at the Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City.
|
|
But in New York, pizza owners looking to showboat their ovens call up third-generation oven-maker Stefano Ferrara, who can make your kitchen equipment look like Liberace touched it.
|
|
I've had to deal with many puddles in my life, but if I knew people were watching maybe I'd showboat a bit, but probably just grace and power over it.
|
|
Mr Spicer said the president had sacked his FBI director, James Comey, on the advice of the justice department; Mr Trump later said it was because Mr Comey was a "showboat".
|
|
Starr was a star leaker and showboat, and journalists and the public were quickly able to get their hands on the document on which the fate of the Republic was hanging.
|
|
Trump is a showboat who loves an applause line, and with his momentum dwindling, why would he pass up the opportunity to draw more of the attention he so desperately craves?
|
|
Quayle spoke soon after Trump told NBC News he was going to fire the "showboat" FBI director "regardless" of what the Justice Department recommended, directly contradicting what the White House said Wednesday.
|
|
Wade, a member of the Iowa Army National Guard and emergency room nurse, helped members of the showboat&aposs crew rescue and treat the duck boat&aposs passengers, the couple told WHO-TV .
|
|
DUCK BOAT SAFETY AGAIN CALLED INTO QUESTION AFTER MISSOURI TRAGEDY Trent Behr and his girlfriend, Allison Lester, were having dinner on a nearby showboat when their boat&aposs crew began screaming for help.
|
|
Though Trump has publicly blasted Comey as a "showboat" and a "grandstander," those who watched him grow up in the New Jersey hamlet of Allendale recently painted a very different portrait to NorthJersey.
|
|
In an unorthodox move, Great America Alliance, an offshoot of a pro-Trump super PAC devoted to promoting the White House agenda, developed a television ad called "Showboat" to air as Comey testified.
|
|
President Donald Trump said Thursday that he was going to fire "showboat" FBI Director James Comey "regardless" of what the Justice Department recommended, directly contradicting what the White House said a day earlier.
|
|
Just ask the Canadian middleweight David Lemieux, who timed a punch so badly in his 2017 loss to Saunders that the Londoner had time to evade it and showboat half a step later.
|
|
Mr. Farrier, however, is less of a showboat than some documentarians who assume that role, and, after a while, this measured quality feels as much an ethical choice as a matter of temperament.
|
|
The lack of a call to action may have something do with the fact that Mr. Acosta is a somewhat polarizing figure, viewed by some of his press corps colleagues as a showboat.
|
|
That was perhaps because he himself was a thoughtful, meticulous man, not a showboat, though he led one of the premier Reform institutions in the Jewish world, which now has about 153,215 members.
|
|
Stone County Sheriff Doug Rader told reporters other employees and passengers on the Showboat Branson Belle joined the unnamed officer, who was working security for the popular riverboat at the time of the rescue.
|
|
The soccer star and his LA Galaxy squad had just taken a crushing loss to LAFC on Thursday night ... when a fan decided to showboat toward Zlatan on his way to the locker room.
|
|
Blatstein, chief executive of Philadelphia-based Tower Investments, said in a statement that 852 hotel rooms will open in two towers at the Showboat, making it the largest non-casino hotel in New Jersey.
|
|
PRO-TRUMP GROUP BUYING ANTI-COMEY ADS: A pro-Trump group is hitting former FBI Director James Comey as a political "showboat" in a new ad airing later this week, the Associated Press reported.
|
|
Nearby are leaf-shaped pieces of paper in yellow, orange, red: the archetypal colors of the season if not the actual ones on the Southern California coast, where autumn isn't such a fiery showboat.
|
|
Bauman, a 42-year-old who is a lankier and less showboat-y version of Steve Jobs, ended up becoming a "stand-up economist" after accidentally making a hit YouTube video as a graduate student.
|
|
Of course, Luke and Jessica have to stop fighting just so showboat Danny Rand can have his moment to shine, but we're betting the action jumps into high gear when Elektra enters the fray. Teamwork!
|
|
The dramatic intervention was classic Comey: the towering FBI chief, branded a "showboat" by Trump, has a reputation for theatrical public coups, and his move will only intensify the anticipation for his appearance on Thursday.
|
|
Trump criticized Comey of being a "showboat" last week when explaining his decision to fire him, while Democrats slammed him last year for his decision to publicly rebuke Clinton for her handling of classified information.
|
|
ARNOLD KRUPATHASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "President Shifts Rationale For Firing F.B.I. Director, Calling Him a 'Showboat' " (front page, May 12): It wasn't enough for President Trump to simply fire James Comey.
|
|
"So all of the staff, all of the waiters, waitresses that may be on our showboat actually grabbed life jackets, AEDs, were running up and down the aisles helping as much as they could," Behr said.
|
|
No, it was specifically outrage that the nation had elected a boasting groper, a sexual predator-in-chief, an unqualified showboat instead of that outstandingly qualified woman texting in dark glasses, kicking ass, getting shit done.
|
|
President Donald Trump, in an exclusive interview Thursday with NBC News' Lester Holt, called ousted FBI chief James Comey a "showboat" and revealed he asked Comey whether he was under investigation for alleged ties to Russia.
|
|
In the ad, which is titled "Showboat" — a word Trump once used to slam Comey — the narrator accuses the former FBI director of "putting politics over protecting America" and ignoring terrorism to focus on election meddling.
|
|
The fundamental phrases of this sort of complaint are all there—back in my day that'd get someone hurt, lack of respect, baseball is soft now, classy, and showboat are among the hits in this parade.
|
|
One fascinating figure is Johnny Jenkins, a local guitar hero in Redding's hometown, Macon, Ga., who takes Redding under his wing — opinions vary widely as to whether Jenkins was an underappreciated genius or an overrated showboat.
|
|
The 54-year-old NY Mets legend is facing 29-year-old "Nitro Comedy Tour" star Catfish Cooley -- who's gone viral on YouTube for his redneck comedy -- on March 7 at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City.
|
|
The angry little guy from the bagel shop has dropped his Bagel Boss moniker for next month's bout at the Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City after the Bagel Boss chain of cafes flexed on him, legally speaking.
|
|
The president's defenders said Mr. Comey had proved Mr. Trump was right when he called the former F.B.I. director a "showboat" and a "grandstander," a conclusion Democrats once shared when he was investigating Hillary Clinton last year.
|
|
But all that was shot when Trump told NBC's Lester Holt that he was going to fire Comey "regardless of the recommendation," because Comey was a "showboat" and "grandstander" who had done a poor job leading the FBI.
|
|
Smokestacks spewing columns of nasty gray fumes slice through the bucolic vistas; a portrait of Abraham Lincoln underlines the fact that the black people working on the showboat and living along its route have all known slavery firsthand.
|
|
A sort of showboat for Apple, trying to prove the computer could be a home to vibrant, detailed and challenging action games on the platform and, given how few would ever come out again on Macs, failing horribly.
|
|
He spoke of how the two always maintained "a deep respect and love for each other," and joked about a time when their teammates complained to him about how Kobe, who O'Neal nicknamed Showboat, wasn't passing the ball.
|
|
Trump said he fired former FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday because he was being a "showboat," but critics quickly alleged the decision was made to curtail the FBI investigation into possible coordination between Trump's campaign and Russian operatives.
|
|
Toward the end of the video, the second boat is seen slowly turning on its side and sinking into the water as shocked bystanders watch from the Branson Belle, a showboat that helped rescue people, according to the Springfield News-Leader.
|
|
A few of the familiar characters are there — most notably, Laura Palmer appears in a less-than-elucidating opening sequence — but the main aspect that remains the same from the 1990s iteration to this sparkly 2017 showboat is the tone.
|
|
"So all of the staff, all of the waiters, waitresses that may be on our showboat actually grabbed life jackets, AEDs, were running up and down the aisles helping as much as they could," he said, referring to automated external defibrillators.
|
|
The Taj Mahal joins the Atlantic Club, Showboat, Trump Plaza and Revel in the growing club of Atlantic City casinos that, since 2014, have succumbed to economic pressure brought about in large measure by competition from casinos in neighboring states.
|
|
Reboot tone: Gritty as fuck: Two showboat narcotics officers (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Tom Hardy) get framed by evil drug lord (Takeshi Kitano) and end up in super max prison surrounded by all the baddies they put away. Dir.
|
|
In the later stages of Bryant's career, after all that winning and scoring — and in an L.A. touch, all that drama, too — no one seemed to mind that the kid O'Neal had once dubbed "Showboat," had started giving himself nicknames.
|
|
NBC News aired an interview of Trump saying Comey had been fired because the FBI director was a "showboat" whom the president had determined he was going to fire months ago, regardless of the recommendation from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
|
|
The Simpsons After a streak of bad luck with cats of several different colors, Lisa found a cat companion in Snowball V. Perhaps the least troublesome member of the Simpsons family, Snowball V isn't a showboat, but a master of subtle slapstick humor.
|
|
If only the American public could hear these possible tapes, Trump seemed to suggest, they would finally see Comey for who he really was — a useless showboat — and reveal Trump to be the greatest president in the history of the United States.
|
|
The shifting accounts of the decision to fire Comey, whom Trump derided as a "showboat" and "grandstander," added to a mounting sense of uncertainty and chaos in the West Wing, as aides scrambled to get their stories straight and appease an angry president.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday called James Comey, the FBI chief he fired, a "showboat" and "grandstander" and said in a NBC-TV interview he would have dismissed him even if officials at the Justice Department had not recommended it.
|
|
In May, the city council also gave the city the green light to negotiate with Blatstein on the sale and development of public land between the Showboat and neighboring Revel Casino Hotel, which is also closed, the Press of Atlantic City reported.
|
|
That 1924 Senators team offered a colorful collection of players — besides Muddy Ruel, it featured the likes of Goose Goslin, Firpo Marberry, Mule Shirley, Showboat Fisher and Nemo Leibold — and was guided by a 27-year-old player-manager named Bucky Harris.
|
|
Before you start channeling your anger at me and start giving me lip service of how arrogant, closed-minded, showboat-y and selfish Cam is to you, allow me to share some reasoning behind why Newton is overtaking your Twitter timelines and Facebook News Feeds.
|
|
Seventeen people died while 14 of the 31 people on board survived the ordeal Shocked onlookers watch Carr recorded some of the last moments of the struggling duck boat as she and other onlookers watched while on a dinner cruise on the Showboat Branson Belle.
|
|
Each film builds toward one giant, improbable heist; the details aren't so important, but the actors, who also include Don Cheadle, Bernie Mac, Andy Garcia and Julia Roberts, make for good company along the way as they showboat, shimmy, roll dice and don prosthetics.
|
|
President Donald Trump ran into resistance for calling ousted FBI chief James Comey a "showboat," an attack that was swiftly contradicted by top U.S. senators and the acting FBI leader, who pledged that an investigation into possible Trump campaign ties to Russia would proceed with vigor.
|
|
Trump's willingness to take that dramatic step is a reflection of his showboat style, throwing out the diplomatic playbook and putting himself in the spotlight, in addition to what aides say is his desire to resolve the North Korea crisis before it spins out of control.
|
|
Children will love the (injured) birds of prey, the desert tortoises, who inch around their habitat about as rapidly as some locals drive, and Pitch, Rogue and Brook, three musky-smelling river otters who showboat around their habitat like they're auditioning to be reality TV stars.
|
|
The "Viva La Bam" star is making a return to the public eye after a rough few months and another trip to rehab, by signing on to be the celebrity ref for Chris Morgan's fight -- against another viral star TBD -- at the Showboat Hotel on September 7.
|
|
She also spent some time in Branson, Missouri, in the early 1990s, first in a production of "The Will Rogers Follies" headlined by Pat Boone, then as the co-host of a live breakfast show, sometimes filmed for local cable access, on the Branson Belle showboat.
|
|
Those expectations have only increased as Trump has taken his distaste for Comey public -- calling him a "showboat" in an interview with NBC's Lester Holt and, reportedly, a "nut job" in an Oval Office meeting with Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
|
|
" His comments resonate with those of teachers in D.C., such as: "It's oppressive to the kids because you're giving a false sense of success"; "To not prepare them is not ethical"; and, "That's setting that kid up for failure just so you can showboat you got this graduation rate.
|
|
" When Courtney suggests that he can serve as an inspiration to the town's children, an example that they can follow their dreams, his chief of staff (Lea Michele) snaps, "Or that an attention-seeking showboat can wind up with way more power than people are actually comfortable with.
|
|
During her speech at the Democratic National Convention, Clinton leaned into her nature as a workhorse, not a showboat; she was going for authenticity, but that particular boast also smacked of the dreaded role of bean-counter assigned to too many women who are seen as invisible executors, not visionaries.
|
|
Later in the week, Trump contradicted his subordinates' explanation, telling Lester Holt, of NBC, that he had fired Comey because he was "a showboat" and "a grandstander" (coming from Trump, that sounded more like a projection than like a slight) and because Comey's leadership had left the F.B.I. "in turmoil," which it is not.
|
|
Trump rips Comey and says he planned to fire him no matter what the DOJ said Trump rips Comey and says he planned to fire him no matter what the DOJ said President Donald Trump called former FBI Director James Comey "a showboat" and "a grandstander" on Thursday, two days after abruptly firing him.
|
|
" Desi Moore, the owner and curator at Showboat Gallery, shares how the art space's message melds with themes of compassion by donating a small portion of each show's profits to a local charity: "I like to find ones that focus on keeping art and music education available to all children, regardless of their financial or social situation.
|
|
Haley will also be front and center in September when Trump takes the stage at the U.N. General Assembly address where hundreds of countries and thousands of diplomats and reporters from around the world gather to showboat and hobnob, and when he will have his first foray into the spotlight with dozens of presidents, prime ministers, and sheikhs.
|
|
If Trump responds that Comey was fired because he was "a showboat, he's a grandstander, the FBI has been in turmoil," as Trump once said, Mueller will then ask Trump to explain his other statements that, "When I decided to just do it, I said to myself" that "Trump and Russia is a made-up story" and that firing Comey relieved "great pressure" on him.
|
|
Instead, Zinke behaves like an errand boy for the coal and petroleum industries, a faux cowboy who made his showboat debut as interior secretary by riding a horse to his first day in office, where he got right to work ransacking national monuments and pillaging Native American shrines, all to further the president's war on America's natural legacy and ingratiate himself to Utah's quick-dollar Senator Orrin Hatch.
|
|
In just the past 24 hours, Trump revealed that he'd asked Comey directly several times over the past several months about whether he was under investigation (which, uh, you really aren't supposed to do); openly admitted that he'd fired Comey over the Russia investigation (contradicting the vice president and his own White House staff); denigrated the former FBI director as a "showboat" and a "grandstander" on national television; and publicly threatened Comey into keeping quiet, otherwise "tapes" of their private conversations might leak.
|
|
Darwin conceived this idea largely because he found natural selection could not account for the ornaments seen in many animals, especially males, all over the world — the bright buttocks and faces of many monkeys and apes; the white legs and backside of the Banteng bull, in Malaysia; the elaborate feathers and mating dances of countless birds including bee-eaters and bell-birds, nightjars, hummingbirds and herons, gaudy birds of paradise and lurid pheasants, and the peacock, that showboat, whose extravagant tail seems a survival hindrance but so pleases females that well-fanned cocks regularly win their favor.
|
|