Jordan, Scalise locked in tight race to succeed McCarthyįlorida Democrat asks county to increase Mar-a-Lago tax to match Trump claims Jack Smith probed Trump’s nuclear subs discussion with Australian. Trump appeals ruling stripping him of New York business certificates Kinzinger predicts Jordan will be next Speaker Liz Cheney thinks Jim Jordan will lose Speakership vote Trump voluntarily dismisses lawsuit against Michael Cohenīoebert says she’s ‘willing to ditch’ motion to vacate if Jordan elected. The Trump collapse is coming - and he’s taking Biden down with him The charges in the dossier which included reports of Trump receiving a 'golden shower' from prostituted women in a Moscow hotel room and claims that Trump and the Kremlin had. 6 charges with presidential immunity defenseĢ0 GOP senators led by Rick Scott vow to block bills not related to funding. Schumer to MTG: ‘We’ve seen a Trump rally at the Capitol already’ Judge rejects Sidney Powell’s attempt to dismiss Georgia charges over. Trump Tower penthouse comes under scrutiny at New York fraud trial: recap GOP aims fire at Gaetz after McCarthy ouster This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Trump’s transition team has denied that the president-elect was briefed on the addendum and at a press conference last week, the president-elect said it was “disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake out.” TagsĬopyright 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. Thank you to Bob Woodward who said, “That is a garbage document…it never should have been presented…Trump’s right to be upset (angry)…Ībout that…Those Intelligence chiefs made a mistake here, & when people make mistakes, they should APOLOGIZE.” Media should also apologizeĬNN first reported last week that senior intelligence officials had briefed President Obama and Trump on a two-page addendum to the intelligence community report on Russian hacking summarizing an unverified dossier that claims Russia had collected compromising information on Trump and was in contact during the campaign with members of his team.īuzzFeed was the only major media organization to publish the 35-page report in full. In a follow-up tweet, Trump continued quoting Woodward and added that the “media should also apologize.” Bob Woodward, Bernstein's Watergate reporting. He said intelligence officials “who are terrific and have done great work made a mistake here, and when people mistakes they should apologize.” Inside the Steele Dossier and the Fusion GPS Investigation of Donald Trump Glenn Simpson, Peter Fritsch. “Thank you to Bob Woodward who said, ‘That is a garbage document…it never should have been presented…Trump’s right to be upset (angry)…” the president-elect tweeted Sunday afternoon, name-checking the famed Washington Post journalist who helped break the Watergate story.Įarlier, on “Fox News Sunday,” Woodward called the dossier a “garbage document” that “never should have been presented as part of an intelligence briefing.” The political panel will be Ben Domenech of The Federalist, Ruth Marcus and Ed O’Keefe of The Washington Post and John Heilemann of Bloomberg.President-elect Donald Trump took to Twitter Sunday afternoon to again blast the intelligence community and the media, after it was reported last week that he had been briefed on an unverified dossier alleging Russia had compromising information on him. David Ignatius of The Washington Post is another guest. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., are guests on CBS’ “Face the Nation” at 10:30 a.m. Vice President-elect Pence, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Sen. Other guests are political commentator Erin McPike, Kelly Riddell of The Washington Times, Juan Williams of “The Five,” Trish Regan of “The Intelligence Report,” Sharyl Attkisson of “Full Measure” and Martha MacCallum, anchor of “The First 100 Days.” Sean Spicer, incoming White House press secretary, talks to “MediaBuzz” at 11 a.m. David Zurawik of The Baltimore Sun talks about Fox News settling sex-harassment allegations against Bill O’Reilly. A panel on Trump and the press features Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic Margaret Sullivan of The Washington Post and Mollie Hemingway of The Federalist. The Sunday guests range from Vice President-elect Mike Pence to the BuzzFeed editor-in-chief.īuzzFeed’s Ben Smith defends publishing the unverified Trump dossier on CNN’s “Reliable Sources” at 11 a.m.
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