Evening Edition: Hopes for immigration deal fade as Trump declares DACA ‘probably dead’
New fears among GOP that Democrats could win big in midterm races White House claims Wall Street Journal misquoted Trump about his relationship with North Korea's Kim
The president used Twitter to accuse Democrats of killing the agreement to protect "dreamers." And debate continued over what was said in a bipartisan immigration meeting last week. The Post reported that Trump referred to "shithole countries," but one GOP participant in the discussions said the profanity was not spoken. "He did not use that word," Sen. David Perdue of Georgia said.
The concern about November has grown so acute that President Trump received what one congressional aide described as a "sobering" presentation last weekend about the difficult midterm landscape.
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The Journal reported that the president said, "I probably have a good relationship with Kim Jong Un." The White House claims the president said "I'd" instead of "I." Both sides have released audio clips from the interview.
He had a dull pain near his right shoulder blade that had dogged him for months. His family physician figured he pulled a muscle or injured a disk. But he couldn't shake the sense that something was very wrong, and his dad had to carry him into an ER.
The president should have responded quickly to reassure Americans. He still has not directly addressed what happened Saturday, though the White House put out a statement making clear that the incident was the fault of Hawaii officials.
The appointment and remarkable rise of Taylor Weyeneth provides insight into the administration's political appointments and the troubled state of the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
Authorities have not said what caused the plane to skid off the runway after it landed. The plane's 162 passengers, two pilots and four cabin-crew members all got out of the aircraft safely.
Was it even possible for the show to do its job, or was parody defeated by the cumulative surreality of Oprah 2020, the Bannon implosion and whether to censor language attributed to the president?
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