Trump considers Cohn a mentor and an inspiration, and he may have found his 2019 version of Cohn in Attorney General William Barr.

On Saturday morning, President Donald Trump unleashed a tirade on Twitter, ranting about the “Angry Democrats who were true Trump Haters” and “highly conflicted Bob Mueller."

White House spokesman Hogan Gidley lashed out at the New York Times on Friday after it published a report examining Press Secretary Sarah Sanders beleaguered reputation, which took a severe hit this week when Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report revealed that she had invented discussions with FBI staff who supposedly complained about former Director James Comey.

Robert Mueller wastes only one paragraph, citing the statute under which he is submitting his report before he gets to the heart of the matter. “The Russian government interfered in the 2016 election in a sweeping and systemic fashion.” If the Mueller report does nothing else, it puts to rest the “Russia hoax,” and Trump’s insistence that he accepts Vladimir Putin’s denials that Russia had anything to do with the election of 2016.

On Friday, veteran reporter April Ryan fired back at Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) after he suggested that the White House revoke her press credentials.

Many of those college-educated white voters who are thriving economically view him as personally unfit for the presidency in terms of judgment, temperament, and morals.

In the wake of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s expansive case for President Donald Trump’s obstruction of justice, as revealed in the newly public report, a common theme is emerging among much of the commentariat that Trump’s obstruction of the Russia investigation was largely futile.

Millions of dollars have allegedly been siphoned off to top executives and vendors at the National Rifle Association (NRA).

Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA) pretended to cross the Mexico border, and in the process got called out by his Democratic challenger, Ammar Campa-Najjar.

Donald R. Johnson “immediately expressed his desire to resign” his $77,200 a year job as an investigator for the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission.

Prosecutors are looking at an 18-month prison sentence for Maria Butina. Butina, who was a Russian gun rights activist was convicted for attempts to infiltrate the National Rifle Association and influence policy.

Special counsel Robert Mueller revealed in his report that White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders admitted under oath that she had lied to the American people as part of the cover-up over the firing of FBI Director James Comey.