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Or Deputy Attorney general rod rosenstein. This was really a hoax created largely by the democrats. There has been no collusion. They wont find any collusion. It doesnt exist. Well. The two gentlemen you told me about, theyve been saying im going to get rid of them for the last three months. Four months, five months. And theyre still herer. Recent reporting suggests that amid all of this, the president is preoccupied as you can tell from that with the threat posed by the fbi raid on Michael Cohen. The Washington Post is now reporting that the raid deeply rattled the president and has distracte...

This same director came out with seven days in may. It was made in 1964, but because it was thought of as such a sensitive subject, they set it a decade in the future in the 1970s to try to not freak people out so much because of the plot in the movie potentially unfolding right then and there in the United States in the early 1960s. Seven days in may is another classic scary american political thriller. Its about the u. S. Military rejecting civilian control of the military. The u. S. President , in the movie, he signs a Nuclear Disarmament treaty with the soviet union and the Senate Ratifies...

The CIA was established in 1947 and tasked with carrying out intelligence work outside the United States. But the agency soon strayed from its original

Font Size Just past midnight Thursday after one of the more surreal days in U.S. history, NBC News presidential historian Michael Beschloss all but donned a tinfoil hat on MSNBC to offer some utterly unhinged conspiracy theories, all cheered by 11th Hour host Lyin’ Brian Williams. Over the course of 11 and a half minutes, Beschloss suggested U.S. Capitol Police wanted and ensured violence took place inside the Capitol building, ruled he’s too scared to sleep at night, predicted President Trump will declare martial law, and use nuclear weapons before leaving office.   Willi...

The seat of anthony kennedy who was almost rushed off the supreme court by donald trump. in comes kavanaugh with almost fringe views how much a president should be allowed to get away with. then this afternoon, this can cry for help from someone high up in the trump administration saying, things are very bad and they're getting worse and beak, we don't know if we can hold things off for very much longer. >> do you know of other high-ranking administration officials who have taken a step like this to denounce the sitting president while still serving that president rather than resigning in prot...