Leave, or speak against the government -- you'll get arrested.
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When Democrats speak against ICE, Republicans sound the same alarm.
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I'm not going to speak against them or condemn them.
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Nor do they speak against the anti-Semitism in American culture.
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"Most stakeholders will speak against the proposal," he wrote in February.
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So he stopped and then started to speak against people who did.
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People say that I speak against the ordinary form of the mass.
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These white nationalists also speak against, for example, Jews and African Americans.
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"To speak against its reforms was to speak against it, and it was unthinkable," Ryszard Bugaj, an economist and former leader of Labor Union, a social-democratic group that was active mostly in the 22013s, said in an interview.
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It's especially important for us to speak against hate in our own camp.
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Jack Reed, ranking member of SASC, rose to speak against the Paul amendment.
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People who speak against Mr. Duterte and the Marcoses have had Facebook posts removed.
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It routinely accuses and shames public figures who act or speak against the government.
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Mr. Trump publicly embraced Mr. Cohen, until it became clear he might speak against the president.
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"There comes a time in an ordinary citizen's life where you have to gather all the courage you have and you stand up and speak against tyranny and speak against un-American hate," Khizr said in 2016, referring to the then-presidential candidate's proposed immigration policies.
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I don't, I speak against a way of celebrating the ordinary form which is not properly transcendent.
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The few Democrats present tried to speak against the vote, only to see their microphones shut off.
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At the same time, the lobbyists have bullied Republican lawmakers so thoroughly that none dares speak against them.
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Though he was the only lawmaker to speak against the bill, it failed in a 34-59 vote.
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On top of that, we're playing songs that call out and speak against machismo, harassment, pedophile priests, etc.
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When they speak against the status quo, they are banned, burned, and now, in a San Francisco bookstore, brandished.
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Newbold is the highest ranking official at the White House to speak against the Trump administration's actions, per Politico.
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Even Rand Paul starts to sound good when no one else will speak against a blank check for war.
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When Trump and his allies speak against the FBI, Democrats sound the alarm about undermining the rule of law.
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Jeff Merkley held the Senate floor to speak against President Donald Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, Neil Gorsuch.
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These women will speak against the backdrop of a national conversation about the prevalence of sexual harassment and assault.
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Monterey County has even received attention from presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, who traveled there recently to speak against fracking.
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"Ironically, 6 years ago today the senseless shooting of #sandyhookelementary occurred," she wrote, going on to speak against gun violence.
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For me, for us as Syrians, it's so dangerous when you just speak against the regime or against what's happening.
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"We come from an area where societies are not allowed to question, not allowed to speak against authority," he said.
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On Campus Providence, R.I. — Last semester, a group came to Providence to speak against admitting Syrian refugees to this country.
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"A truly great American family finds the strength in the midst of their grief to speak against racism," she said.
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Mr. Leach said he wanted to serve as a counterweight to gun rights enthusiasts he knew would speak against the idea.
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"I'm not coming to the U.K. to speak against anybody, I'm coming to speak for everybody," Mr. Graham wrote on Facebook.
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Prosecutors said they expect about 100 victims to speak against Nassar, and the proceedings are expected to last through the week.
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Whenever I saw politicians speak against Syrian refugees, the funny thing about it, those people have the same agenda against everybody else.
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One employee has sued Chancellor Bouchard in New York federal court claiming the decision silenced his right to speak against the sale.
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But as the administration's involvement in Vietnam grew, Mr. Goodwin left in 22000 and began to write and speak against the war.
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In fact, the findings speak against that, if anything, as the sites appear to be linked to slightly lower drug-related crime.
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Similarly, when those on the left speak against police officers -- not just bad ones, but all police officers -- this, too, can have consequences.
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A source told CNN there is a "culture issue" of protecting the department and dismissing those who speak against it or raise problems.
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"Somebody has to stand and speak against what is going on," said George Barasa, a gay rights activist who features in the video.
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"I'll tell him the arguments that from my point of view speak against changing the tax system of the whole world," Schaeuble said.
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We will continue to fly the Palestinian flag and speak against Israeli apartheid, aggression and occupation from the streets if we are denied venues.
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Now is a time to speak against these trends and for our Jewish collectivity to be recognized and defended by those in leadership positions.
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About as many churchgoers — one in 10 — reported that they had heard clergy members speak against a presidential candidate as in support of one.
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At a Roman Catholic church about three miles from where Mr. Trump spoke, a priest took time during Sunday Mass to speak against xenophobia.
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These problems are not unique to Mexican Modernism, but works that speak against this trend are rare or perhaps need to be sought out.
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In 1909 James Beauchamp "Champ" Clark of Missouri, House Speaker, held the floor for five hours and 15 minutes to speak against a tariff overhaul.
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Critics have argued that the broad rule would impair free speech while representing clients, but no lawyers signed up to speak against the new restrictions.
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"Most stakeholders will speak against the proposal," he wrote Michael R. Strain, the director of economic studies at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, in February.
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It's not even partisan: Anyone in the Republican Party dare speak against you, they also must be humiliated, even if they have a terminal disease.
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It is absolutely vital that faculty and students have organized "Aggies United," various protests and counter-lectures to speak against Spencer's rhetoric at Texas A&M.
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In short, she makes herself invaluable, thereby creating a platform upon which she is able to speak against her unjust treatment and the insidiousness of segregation.
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People are made to speak against Modi but I salute the people... some stood in the queues for five hours, six hours but endured the hardship.
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That said, short-term downside price risks, the cost of rolling over futures contracts, and volatility still speak against taking any long positions in crude oil.
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Maroney, 22, was not in Michigan's Ingham County Circuit Courtroom on Thursday, where a number of Nassar's victims gathered to speak against the disgraced former doctor.
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"I saw he was coming and thought, 'We got to go out and speak against him,'" said Mr. Gonzales, 31, who avoided the violence that ensued.
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She added that "under the new laws, action could be taken against those who speak against national institutions and sovereignty" — a veiled reference to the military.
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He popularized the use of chroma key — better known as green screen — which allowed him to speak against a backdrop of ever-changing maps and images.
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Retired policeman Arturo Lascanas has testified to killing alongside Matobato and last week said he believed more witnesses would speak against Duterte to prevent themselves being "erased".
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Strict protective orders of witnesses are necessary because Mr. Guzmán has a history of killing and kidnapping those who have dared to speak against him, prosecutors said.
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He must also speak against the background of Bobby Previte's exquisitely unnerving sound design and music, which ranges from primal percussion to ear-scraping high-tech distortions.
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The Scott family had an opportunity to speak against the bail, and while Scott's brother addressed the court, he did not say he opposed Slager being granted bail.
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The 37-year-old reggae star has sung songs that are highly critical of the President and continues to speak against his government in the East African nation.
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Dozens of opponents lined up to speak against the bills during a committee hearing on Monday, but legislators approved them on a party-line vote late Monday night.
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"Spectrum, as a company, is not taking care of its employees," said one technician from New York City, who asked to remain anonymous to speak against his employer.
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Over the past few years he's consolidated his power by shutting down opposition media, jailing those who speak against him and stifling dissent, particularly in the form of protest.
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These simple facts speak against categorically excluding particular relatives from the class of close family—exactly what the White House did in the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling.
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In an unprecedented move, embattled Judge Brett Kavanaugh went on national television Monday to speak against the sexual assault allegations that have put his Supreme Court nomination at risk.
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During a remarkable series of court hearings, dozens of women came forward to speak against Nassar as well as the institutions that they said protected him, including Michigan State.
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Because if you do stand up and speak against gun violence, you might be seen as "one of them" — anti-gun folks who just don't get the Second Amendment.
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But I cannot openly speak against the company and the way it allowed this situation to develop without damaging my own relationship with the company, which is otherwise good.
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In her speech, the activist touched on the growing insecurity of the world and warned against leaders who speak against international organizations like the U.N. and incite fear in internationalism.
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He also rallies church leaders to speak against the death penalty because "a lot of people will change their minds based on what they hear from the pulpit," said Maly.
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When those on the political right speak against immigrants, Muslims or abortion, those on the left are quick and correct to observe that words inspire crimes of hate and violence.
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When Mr. Walker, then the departing governor, appeared in the rotunda at the time, he was loudly booed by protesters who had turned out to speak against the Republicans' bills.
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When George W. Bush's tax cuts were introduced—despite opposition from more Republican congressmen than have dared speak against Mr Trump's more spendthrift proposals—it was half its current level.
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As others did last month in Ingham County, where Nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison, upwards of 65 victims are expected to speak against the doctor.
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I have heard enough sermons about those who "speak against God's anointed" to know that it is inevitable, despite the fact that the book I wrote about them is very gentle.
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When legislators speak up, unless they are willing to speak against their own party (and perhaps, even then), they are treated by the administration as partisans with skin in the game.
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"It was my intention not to cause pain or suffering, but to speak against the continued marginalization of these stories and peoples, and to build awareness around their significance," he wrote.
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It is already very unusual for retired military leaders to speak against a sitting president, and McRaven's comments have attracted significant attention due to his seniority, his accomplishments and his strident tone.
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But as one artist among many who are beginning to speak against Trump, his cartoons can, as Thomas Nast's did in the late 1800's, play an important role in the political conversation.
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Senate Democrats cannot filibuster the measures but congressional aides expect them to slow the process by taking the full five hours they are allowed to speak against each measure on the chamber's floor.
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Only 2 percent of white evangelicals said they had heard members of their clergy voice support for Mr. Trump, while 3 percent said they had heard members of their clergy speak against him.
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Kutteles would remain vigilant, she said, prepared to speak against the possible release of Private Glover after he served his minimum term (he was sentenced to life, but with the possibility of parole).
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"If you speak against the government order, and especially against the order of the president, you are in trouble...it is really easy for an NGO to be deregistered, it's a threat," Ngalula said.
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"If you add up the number of actual (UCP) party members to come out and publicly speak against Jason Kenney, this is significant," said Lori Williams, a political science professor at Calgary's Mount Royal University.
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"Our results speak against a fatalistic view about the nature [of] altruism—namely, that it does not exist and people only do good things for self-serving motives and not to actually help," he said.
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When I talk about that double speak and the double think, when you say with your mouth that the reason you want to be part of the cultural imperialist project is you want to make parts of the world where there is oppression or human rights violations happening more like the liberal west, but at the same time you're you're kind of retracting, or silencing people who speak against your own involvement in those places, or who speak against the oppression in those places.
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Instead of a trustless network of economically incentivized database maintainers (called "miners" in the bitcoin community), a variant of blockchain technology would be employed by the very central banks that crypto-anarchists speak against, several projected.
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Lawmakers are quick to speak against tobacco subsidies, and yet they overlook the fact that billions of taxpayer dollars are used to support and boost an industry that costs us billions of dollars in health problems.
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"In Asia, we have a culture of seniority, and young people aren't supposed to speak up for themselves and are not supposed to speak against adults," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a Bangkok coffee shop.
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Senator Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican who was the only senator to speak against him during the floor debate, said he was concerned that Mr. Verrilli and the administration would not be tough enough in terrorism cases.
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"The best thing to speak against recruitment by ISIS are the voices of people who were recruited by ISIS, understand what the true experience is, have escaped and have come back to tell the truth," she said.
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On a recent evening, Chance Reading, an electrician who has lived in the area for 2700 years, went to the City Council chambers to speak against a proposed development near his home in Verdi, on Reno's outskirts.
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But when that agreement was put forward in 210, he objected to it so strongly that he resigned from the Army after President Jimmy Carter signed it so that he could be free to speak against it.
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If McConnell was invoking the full terms of Rule XXII against obstructionist Democrats, it would look something like this: A Democrat senator would come to the floor to speak against a nomination after cloture has been invoked.
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But his rise during the spring of 0.73 is instructive because suddenly it feels so familiar: a white Republican who claimed to speak against radicalism and for the forgotten man, but in fact ran on exacerbating racial animosity.
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If I'm being a glass-half-full senator, I say to myself that it's just too early for them to make breaks and be willing to move away from him and speak against him in the weeks and months.
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"I wanted to get (on the car) and speak to the people ... speak against racism and tribalism in all its forms, which affects everyone across all walks of life," Alaa Salah, who is also a journalist, said by phone.
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It is not uncommon for official Cuban artists to receive an intimidating lecture from state security before they travel, in which they are admonished not to speak against the government while abroad if they want to maintain their privileges at home.
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That means if he does speak against the White House's wishes, he could wind up filling in some of the gaps about what those early days of contact between the Trump and the Zelensky administrations looked like, at least officially. Okay.
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The report accuses Trump of obstructing the Congressional investigation by ordering his agencies and administration staffers to disregard subpoenas for testimony and documents, and slams Trump for potentially committing the crime of witness intimidation against those willing to speak against him.
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The report also says Trump obstructed the Congressional investigation of his activities by ordering his administration to disregard subpoenas, and raised the question of whether Trump committed the crime of witness intimidation against those who were willing to speak against him.
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"Recent events ... require that we come together as a country and reinforce values and ideals that unite us — tolerance, inclusion and diversity — and speak against those which divide us — racism, bigotry and any politics based on ethnicity," her statement read.
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Democracy Spring traces its roots to the end of the Occupy Los Angeles movement, and its rise coincides with the presidential campaigns of Democrat Bernie Sanders and Republican Donald Trump, both of whom speak against the influence of campaign contributions on politicians.
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"I think it's really important to speak against the pro-life rhetoric going on behind me, with people using the Bible to defend their own personal beliefs and then inflict those beliefs upon me and my life and my decisions," Friedman added.
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Trump's new plan gives us a glimpse into what he is focused on in dealing with this issue — and much of it is about looking "tough" on the opioid crisis, even though the evidence and experts speak against several of the ideas involved.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday his talks with U.S. President Donald Trump last week were the first occasion in a long time the two NATO allies were "on the same wavelength" and they would speak against this week.
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The mother and daughter live in Oklahoma City, but were invited to travel to McLoud to give testimony by McLoud High School's Indian Education Director Woodrow Wilson, who said at the meeting that members of the community were afraid to speak against the mascot.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) from continuing to speak against Sen.
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Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE (R) and Scott, but that has now changed.
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Monsignor Oliver Mendoza, spokesman for the Archdiocese of Lingayen, whose head is the president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, said the Church respected Duterte's opinion but that it would continue to speak against government policies that are contrary to Church teaching.
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" On September 21, Kimmel went a step further, Listing yet again the many, many medical associations that have come out against the Graham-Cassidy bill, Kimmel threw up his hands and said, "We haven't seen this many people come out to speak against a bill since Cosby.
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"As major holidays in many parts of the world—Christmas and New Year—are approaching, we call on the international community to continue to pay attention to the situation of China's independent churches and speak against the Chinese government's repression," Wang, the HRW researcher, told the BBC.
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You realize that the growing abyss between Us and Them makes both sides close ranks, makes it harder for people who are Them and yet who have uneasy, even horrified feelings about what's happening at the border in their name, to at least speak against it.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE's (R) bid to reclaim his old seat.
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They bully and cajole ordinary Muslims around the world with this narrative: Support us in our claims for a caliphate, oppose Muslim governments and the West, and if you don't, then you are sinful; if you speak against us, you are an apostate, and we will kill you.
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While critics argued that such a broad rule would impair free speech while representing clients and impinge on the freedom to reject potential clients, no lawyers signed up to speak against the revised rule, which was passed Monday afternoon by a voice vote at the A.B.A.'s annual meeting in San Francisco.
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General Motors is about unity and inclusion and so am I. Recent events, particularly those in Charlottesville, Va., and its aftermath, require that we come together as a country and reinforce values and ideals that unite us — tolerance, inclusion and diversity – and speak against those which divide us – racism, bigotry and any politics based on ethnicity.
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In all, 13 witnesses will testify in support of Kavanaugh and 13 will speak against his nomination during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing September 7 that will focus on the nominee's early career in partisan politics, his years in the George W. Bush White House and the nearly 300 opinions he's issued as a federal judge.
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All were awaiting their moment to speak against Mohammad Manasra, who helped organize the biggest known international and illegal supply chain to sell fake Native American jewelry in the US. "I don't think calling this cultural appropriation is adequate," Liz Wallace, a Native American artist who acted as a point of contact for the US attorney prosecuting Manasra's case, told me.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on a possible Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE campaign for the Alabama Senate and the ABC News Epstein revelations. Rep.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE on Tuesday sought to quell persistent speculation that she is angling to replace Vice President Pence on the 2020 Republican ticket.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE's bid to recapture his old Senate seat in Alabama has drummed up considerable interest, particularly given Trump's well-documented animus toward his own former attorney general.
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Washington (CNN)The former director of the US Office of Government Ethics plans to file a second Hatch Act complaint against White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, after she appeared to defend GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama and speak against his competitor on TV. Walter Shaub, who served as ethics director under the Obama administration, is filing his second Hatch Act complaint in a month against Conway.
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A Republican PAC is out with a new ad Thursday slamming former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE as a "traitor" as he prepares to announce that he's running for his old Alabama Senate seat.
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Sen. Doug Jones (D-Ala.) addressed a potential challenge for his Senate seat by former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE, saying the Republican would first have to get through a "really divisive" GOP primary.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE claims two of President Trump's former senior advisers tried to get her to undermine him to "save the country," The Washington Post reported Sunday, citing Haley's upcoming memoir and an interview with her.
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LEADING THE DAY POLITICS: Former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE is expected to announce today that he is running for his old Senate seat in Alabama, throwing a big wrench into the primary contest to take on Sen.
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Editors at the Northwestern University student paper The Daily Northwestern on Sunday issued an apology for what it called "mistakes" in its coverage of a campus event last week featuring former Trump Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE.
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Mark SanfordMark SanfordMichigan GOP attempting to have Trump be only Republican candidate on ballot Weld files to run in GOP presidential primary in New Hampshire Sanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' MORE on Tuesday ended his long shot bid to unseat President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE for the 2020 Republican presidential nomination.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE defended President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE on Tuesday, saying that she believed the president was "truthful" in all of his dealings with her.
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His tenure has been marked by a strong relationship with the president, in decided contrast to his predecessor, Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE, a fierce Trump ally who found himself jettisoned from the president's good graces over Sessions's recusal from the Russia probe as a result of his participation with the campaign.
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And we are committed to fighting alongside a bipartisan group of former census directors, our communities and partners to speak against this injustice and call on U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE to reverse this decision.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE on Friday was noncommittal about endorsing his former attorney general, Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE, in his bid to retake his old Senate seat in Alabama.
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Mark SanfordMark SanfordMichigan GOP attempting to have Trump be only Republican candidate on ballot Weld files to run in GOP presidential primary in New Hampshire Sanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' MORE (R) emphasized on Wednesday that it "carries real weight" for Republicans to speak out against President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE while in office, citing the recent exits of a number of notable Republican lawmakers.
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MSNBC contributor and GOP strategist Steve Schmidt said Tuesday that he believes President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 22019 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE will replace Vice President Pence with former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE on his 2020 reelection ticket.
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Written by then-acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine DukeElaine Costanzo DukeChad Wolf becomes acting DHS secretary Senate paves way for Trump's next DHS chief Five things to watch at Supreme Court's DACA hearings MORE, who reportedly had grave misgivings about lifting the deportation protections, the memo relied solely on arguments from then-Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE about DACA's illegality.
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However, the president condemned former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyThere are poor ideas, bad ones and Facebook's Libra Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report Broadcast, cable news networks to preempt regular programming for Trump impeachment coverage MORE and former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE before he removed them for disloyalty.
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Revelations about those fights shared space with stories about a new book from former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE that says she refused to take part in efforts by former chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE and former Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonSteve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley Nikki Haley: Trump 'truthful' in 'every instance that I dealt with him' Tillerson denies Haley's claims of taking actions to undermine Trump MORE to go around Trump.
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Former Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonSteve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley Nikki Haley: Trump 'truthful' in 'every instance that I dealt with him' Tillerson denies Haley's claims of taking actions to undermine Trump MORE on Monday adamantly denied claims from former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE that he worked to undermine President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's agenda.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleySanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Haley seeks to quell talk she could replace Pence Steve Schmidt: 'Overwhelming chance that Trump will dump Pence' for Haley MORE fired back at Sebastian GorkaSebastian Lukacs GorkaNikki Haley responds to Gorka: 'I did' tell Trump of concerns about Kelly and Tillerson Jeff Sessions calling Alabama lawmakers about 2020 Senate bid Trump attacks Sessions: A 'total disaster' and 'an embarrassment to the great state of Alabama' MORE, a former White House staffer, on Monday after Gorka accused Haley of not informing President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE that two Cabinet officials had approached her about undermining the president.
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