Podcasts about trump's chief

Charlie talks with rising conservative star, Madison Cawthorn, the 24-year-old from North Carolina who is hoping to fill former Congressman Mark Meadow's seat, vacated after he became President Trump's Chief of Staff. If elected, Cawthorn will become the youngest member of Congress ever elected to office. Representing the emergence of a new generation of conservatives who understand the culture war we're living in and are willing to roll up their sleeves to fight and defend America, Cawthorn is poised to shift the generational political narrative for years to come.

Dr. Dan talks with US Congressional Candidate Vance Patterson, NC11. Vance is running for Mark Meadows' seat after Meadows retired to become President Trump's Chief of Staff.Vance Patterson (1 of 2)Vance Patterson (2 of 2)

Dr. Dan talks with US Congressional Candidate Vance Patterson, NC11. Vance is running for Mark Meadows' seat after Meadows retired to become President Trump's Chief of Staff.Vance Patterson (1 of 2)

US House impeachment investigators summoned President Donald Trump's acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney for a deposition, saying he has "substantial first-hand knowledge" of Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine. - ابرز أخبار الولايات المتحدة لهذا الصباح: مجلس النواب يستأنف التحقيق في عزل الرئيس ترامب وواشنطن تستضيف حوارا ثلاثيا حول سد النهضة وشركة ديزني تبدأ الخدمة الخاصة بالبث عن طريق الإنترنت

This week on Hancock and Kelley, the FOX 2 political analysts talk about the controversy surrounding President Trump's Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney's comments regarding aid for Ukraine. They will also break down the fourth Democratic debate and who were the winners and losers.

White House in damage control mode after Chief of Staff admits to quid pro quo with Ukraine; Mulvaney admits to quid pro quo with Ukraine despite repeated Trump denials that no such deal existed; Department of Justice official on quid pro quo admission: "That is news to us"; Mulvaney: Politics involved in foreign policy, "get over it"; Representative Cummings dead at 68; was key figure in impeachment inquiry; Explosive testimony: diplomat breaks with Trump, says he had no choice but to work with Giuliani; Trump's ambassador to EU testifies for 10 hours; says Trump ordered him to work with Giuliani on Ukraine; Wall Street Journal: Trump agreed Mulvaney had to walk back quid pro quo remark; Mulvaney defends Giuliani's work in Ukraine; says it is "not illegal" and "President gets to use who he wants to"; GOP Senator Murkowski on Mulvaney admitting quid pro quo on U.S. aid to Ukraine: "Absolutely that's a concern"; GOP Representative Francis Rooney: Mulvaney's Ukraine remarks "troubling"; Schiff: Mulvaney admitting quid pro quo on Ukraine means "things have gone from very, very bad to much, much worse"; Pelosi dodges question on impeachment inquiry timeline as McConnell says Trump's Senate trial could be weeks away; Romney rips Trump, calls for hearings into his Syria actions; Trump touts ceasefire in Syria, Romney says it's not a victory; Romney, Rubio slam Trump after Trump claims ceasefire deal is a victory; Picture this: Trump's Pelosi insult backfires

President Trump said there was no quid-pro-quo, he said he never held up much needed defense money for Ukraine to pressure the government there to investigate political rival Joe Biden and his son. But today, Mr Trump's acting chief of staff , in effect, said none of that was true........A fault line in the Mojave Desert that has apparently never moved before--since these things have been observed---has moved and that has scientists concerned. Why? Because THIS fault line can cause a magnitude 8 quake!............More hot, windy and dry weather is on the way to Southern California. So, brace youselves for the next round of power cuts..........And Josh Campbell was a decorated supervising special agent at the FBI; he was with James Comey when President Trump fired him.  Campbell has a new book out, titled "Crossfire Hurricane: Inside Donald Trump's War on the FBI" and he joins In Depth. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

White House In Clean-Up Mode After Pres. Trump's Chief Of Staff Admits To Quid Pro Quo With Ukraine; Mulvaney Admits To Quid Pro Quo With Ukraine: "Get Over It. There's Going To Be Political Influence In Foreign Policy"; Source: Trump Legal Team Stunned By Mulvaney Performance In Briefing, Says "It WAs Not Helpful"; Mulvaney Contradicts Pres. Trump Denials Of No Pro Quo On Ukraine, Admits U.S. Aid Was Tied To President's Push To Investigate Democrats; WSJ: Pres. Trump Agreed For The Need For Mulvaney To Walk Back His Comments, Personally Approved The White House Statement; Mulvaney Admits To Quid Pro Quo With Ukraine Despite Repreated Trump Denials That Any Deal Such Existed; Mulvaney Admits To Quid Pro Quo With Ukraine: "Get Over It. There's Going To Be Political Influence In Foreign Policy" ; Rep. Elijah Cummings, Key Democrat Leading Trump Impeachment Inquiry, Dies At 68; Trump Appointee Sondland: President Directed Diplomats To Work With Rudy Giuliani On Ukraine; Pres. Trump's Ambassador To EU Testifies For 10 Hours; Says President Ordered Him To Work With Giuliani On Ukraine; House Dem: Ambassador Sondland Appears To Have "Selective Amnesia"; Pres. Trump Calls Turkey Negotiations A "Tremendous Success"; GOP Sen. Romeny: "It Is far From A Victory"; Pres. Trump: "A Great Day For Civilization"; Turkey Foreign Minister: "We Got What We Wanted"; Pres. Trump Claims Credit For Solving Problem He Created In Syria

This week Racist Old Man Steve King learns the difference between Apple and Google President Trump threatens a government shut down because he's not at all insecure about his penis size Scumbag John Edwards is used to defend Scumbag President Trump Bullshit correspondent Holly Schmidt introduces a new segment called "Holy shit that's some bullshit with Holly Schmidt" Prime Minister May put's Mary Poppins to shame And Nobody wants to be President Trump's Chief of Staff

Today's Rapid Response episode takes a look at three breaking stories related to the White House:  (1) the recent ruling requiring Stormy Daniels to pay Trump's attorneys' fees; (2) the sentencing of Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen; and (3) most importantly, the plea deal signed by American Media, Inc. -- parent company to the National Enquirer -- to cooperate with the Special Counsel's Office. We begin by revisiting the question of whether, in fact, Stormy Daniels is still a legal genius.  (Hint:  she is.)  But what does it mean that a court just ordered her to pay Trump nearly $300,000 -- and why could it have been much, much worse?  Listen and find out. After that, we check out Trump's ex-"fixer" and the former Taxi King of New York, Michael Cohen, who was just sentenced to three years in prison. Then it's time for a fascinating look into a non-prosecution agreement reached between the Special Counsel's Office and American Media, Inc. that tell us an awful lot about where Yodel Mountain is headed. Finally, we end with an all new Thomas Takes The Bar Exam #105 on modifications to a contract.  As always, if you'd like to play along with us, just retweet our episode on Twitter or share it on Facebook along with your guess and the #TTTBE hashtag.  We'll release the answer on next Tuesday's episode along with our favorite entry! Appearances None!  If you'd like to have either of us as a guest on your show, drop us an email at openarguments@gmail.com. Show Notes & Links Here's the merits ruling defamation we referenced during the show; you can also check out Trump's motion for attorneys' fees, Avenatti's (rather weak) opposition brief, and the court's ruling directing Stormy to pay almost $300,000. And because it never ends, check out the mediation questionnaire filled out by Avenatti for their appeal to the 9th Circuit. You know you want to read the press release regarding Michael Cohen's sentence; after that, you can check out the sentencing memoranda filed by the SCO's office ("good cop") as well as the brief filed by the SDNY ("bad cop"). Finally, this is the AMI agreeement as well as the DOJ guidelines on prosecuting corporations. Oh, and just for fun, here's Jose Canseco's audition to be Trump's Chief of Staff.  #YesWeCanseco Support us on Patreon at:  patreon.com/law Follow us on Twitter:  @Openargs Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/openargs/ Don't forget the OA Facebook Community! For show-related questions, check out the Opening Arguments Wiki And email us at openarguments@gmail.com  

Lynn and Susan are kicking off the show talking about Nick Ayers, aide to Pence, declining the offer to be Trump's Chief of Staff.

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President Trump's Chief of Staff John Kelly says immigrants are good people! They just, you know . . . don't belong here. Jeff Sessions takes aim at women fleeing domestic violence, and things in general seem . . . pretty racist right now. All that and more on REDIRECT: Immigration Law & Perspectives. Be sure to check out www.spacekittyexpress.com, and follow our music playlist over on Spotify. Do it!

Rep. Nunes told Laura Ingraham that James Comey and possibly the ENTIRE FBI brass was lying to Congress about who was funding the anti-Trump dossier. President Trump's Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly’s stated the civil war was started by “the lack of an ability to compromise”. Rory and Alex Appleton join Ray in studio to discuss the rise of human trafficking in the central valley. Assemblyman Travis Allen joins Ray via phone to discuss his fight to repeal the gas tax. Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill removing mandatory enhanced sentencing for criminals who use guns in the commission of their crimes. Four California lawmakers on Monday said they will introduce a bill to prohibit utility companies from passing fines, penalties and other costs onto their customers when their power lines cause wildfires.

This week there was a controversy involving President Trump and a phone call he made to the family of a fallen Special Forces soldier who was one of four that died this month in Niger. After much back and forth between the President, a Congresswoman, the press and staffers of former presidents, Trump's Chief of Staff weighed in during a press conference, at one point asking if anything is sacred anymore. We ponder that question. This article from the Atlantic (https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/10/how-trump-commandeered-the-news-cycle/543153/) summarizes the exchange that began the controversy.

Episode 22 5 OCTOBER 2017 / Webcast Attendees Matt Slavin, Kyle Fisher, Ervin Lukacs, Jeff Budzinski, Ryan Thompson Agenda Items from Previous Episode N/A New Business First Half Trump's Chief of Staff Used 'Compromised' phone for months High Sierra Update Intel Coffee Lake LaunchCoffee Lake - Ars Technica Article Fully driverless cars could be months away NSA Kaspersky   Second Half - Google Event Google Pixel 2 Event Highlights Google Lens and Pixel 2 Buds Clips Home Mini Home Max Pixelbook Daydream Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL Pixel Buds Google Clips Google Home Mini Google Home Max Google Pixelbook Google Daydream Notes - Plugs, worthy mentions, etc.   Access Industry 4.0 on multiple mediums:   Podbean: http://industryfouroh.podbean.com/ Google Play: Industry 4.0 iTunes: Industry 4.0 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/industryfouroh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/industryfouroh     All episode music produced by Jeff Budzinski: https://soundcloud.com/thejbones Check out Kyle's wrestling podcast, On Air With Keenan & Kyle! http://onairwithkeenan.podomatic.com Enjoy the photography of Ryan Thompson: https://www.flickr.com/photos/waynerthompson Instagram: wayneryan21 Enjoy the Photography of Ervin Lukacs: Instagram: Ervin.Lukacs  

Reince Preibus out as Trump's Communications Director. John Kelly replaces Reince Preibus. Obamacare repeal fails in Senate. Urban Word of the Day. Hillary Clinto releases new book. 2 different Americas. Highest paid comedians.