Trump claims he ‘didn’t see’ Navarro’s White House memo warning him millions could die
At Tuesday’s press briefing for the White House’s coronavirus task force, President Donald Trump was asked about adviser Peter Navarro’s memo issued to him warning that millions of people’s lives would be at risk.
His response was that he doesn’t believe millions of people will die — but that “I didn’t see” the memo in question. He proceeded to praise Navarro and his memo even after saying he wasn’t familiar with what the reporters were talking about.
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Trump on February White House memo addressed directly to him that warned of potentially millions of coronavirus deaths in the US: “I didn’t see it.” pic.twitter.com/woGxfKJ24T
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 7, 2020
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‘So many bootlicking hacks’: Trump campaign ignites mockery with ‘hilarious’ list of potential debate moderators
Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani on Wednesday asked the Commission on Presidential Debates to move up the last presidential debate to the first week in September, according to Axios. In his letter to the commission, he also included a list of suggested moderators.
The list included several mainstream journalists, such as Norah O'Donnell of CBS News and David Muir of ABC News. But it also contained a number of right-wing pundits, like Hugh Hewitt.
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CNN’s Brianna Keilar explains why she battled Trump adviser: ‘You can’t just ignore BS — you have to shovel it’
This Tuesday, CNN's Brianna Keilar got into a heated exchange with Trump campaign senior adviser Mercedes Schlapp, fact-checking her assertions that mail-in voting can lead to election fraud. This Wednesday, Keilar did a follow-up on the segment, saying that a coronavirus death in the U.S. is more than "2000-times likely to occur than a case of voter fraud in any type of election."
Keilar then addressed some criticism her network has received over its choice to interview Trump campaign officials when their struggles with the truth are well known.
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Jerry Falwell Jr has apologized to ‘everybody’ for bizarre yacht photo — and says mystery women is his wife’s assistant
Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr. says he has apologized to “everybody” after posting – then deleting – a disturbing photo showing him on a yacht with his arm around a woman he now says is his wife’s assistant, and in a state of undress that one of his students says would lead to a fine or expulsion.
Lincoln Project ad burns ‘pampered princeling’ Jared Kushner as Trump’s ‘Secretary of Failure’
Republicans have a clear favorite for Biden’s running mate
Maddow reveals the ‘shocking sign’ the White House may be betting Trump is going to lose in 2020
Ron DeSantis admits GOP sabotaged unemployment with ‘pointless roadblocks’ so fewer people would sign up
Trump exposed his cluelessness during Axios interview — and gave Biden all the ammunition he needs: GOP operative
‘So many bootlicking hacks’: Trump campaign ignites mockery with ‘hilarious’ list of potential debate moderators
CNN’s Brianna Keilar explains why she battled Trump adviser: ‘You can’t just ignore BS — you have to shovel it’
Jerry Falwell Jr has apologized to ‘everybody’ for bizarre yacht photo — and says mystery women is his wife’s assistant
Trump’s unhinged fans get even more detached from reality as his chances fade
Trump creates a ‘minefield’ of legal problems for his own staff with plan for White House acceptance speech: report
Dr. Fauci reveals his family is ‘getting death threats’ from people who disagree with ‘science’
Andrea Mitchell knocks Biden for virtual convention speech: ‘How much does that damage the campaign?’
‘Sign of desperation’: Trump slammed for ‘anti-religious bigotry’ over new attack ad on Joe Biden
Lindsey Graham scolded in Sally Yates hearing: ‘Just because it’s a woman testifying doesn’t mean she needs to be cut off’
