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There was more bad news on that front. A new poll found that 38 of americans approve of the way donald trump is handling his job as president. 56 disapprove. It also found that just 24 trust almost all or most of what they hear from the white house. 73 say they trust some or nothing at all of what they hear from the white house. Hours before that poll was released the president wrote on twitter the trump basis is stronger and bigger than ever before. He saved his toughest criticism from a sitting u. S. Senator. It started this morning when he wrote interesting to watch senator Richard Blumenth...

Stories of democrats who worked with the russians in the 2016 campaign. President then turned his attention as i mentioned to Attorney General Jeff Sessions. This is important when you consider that this is the individual recused from an ongoing probe of potential obstruction among things and donald trump saying its too bad that sessions recused and then asked an intelligent question. The reporter asked donald trump to compare Jeff Sessions to the previous administrations Attorney General eric holder under obama and donald trump said this. I dont want to get into loyalty but i will tell you th...

Be sure to tune in this sunday for the state of the union. It all starts at 9 00 a. M. It all starts at 9 00 a. M. Eastern. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com breaking news. Not backing down. Forced out over Domestic Abuse allegations. Kelly said he has nothing to even consider resigning over, even over a growing controversy over White House Security clearances. Strayed wars. A day after sending World Markets into a tail spin, President Trump said trade wars are good. Will merge products be targeted for retaliation . Angering his allies. The president s position on trade, guns, and even his own...

Former US national security adviser General HR McMaster has said that the we are on the 'cusp of another World War' in a stark warning to Britain to boost defence spending to 4% of GDP.

Ex-US security adviser urges UK to spend 4pc of GDP on defence because ‘it’s a lot cheaper to prevent a war than have a fight’