President Donald Trump slammed Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's letter to the House on Wednesday. Pelosi claimed Trump had a "temper tantrum" during his meeting with Democrat leadership.
"In a letter to her House colleagues, Nancy Pelosi said: ‘President Trump had a temper tantrum for us all to see.’ This is not true. I was purposely very polite and calm, much as I was minutes later with the press in the Rose Garden. Can be easily proven. It is all such a lie," Trump wrote.
Trumpditched the meeting and instead held an unscheduled press briefing in the Rose Garden. Trump spoke above a sign that reads: "Mueller Investigation by the numbers. $35+ MILLION Spent, 2,800+ Subpoenas, 675 Days, 500+ Witnesses, 18 Angry Democrats. NO Collusion, No Obstruction." Pelosi accused Trump of a "cover-up" for not working with Democrats on infrastructure legislation. "I don’t do cover-ups. You people know that probably better than anybody," Trump said. Trump said he is willing to work with Democrats but won't due to their rigged investigations into his administration and businesses. "I walked into the room and I told Senator Schumer and House Speaker Pelosi, 'I want to do infrastructure, I want to do more than you want to do it,'" Trump said. "'But, you know what? You can't do it under these conditions, get these phony investigations over with,'" Trump added.
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"I don’t do cover-ups. You people know that probably better than anybody," Trump said.
Trump said he is willing to work with Democrats but won't due to their rigged investigations into his administration and businesses. "I walked into the room and I told Senator Schumer and House Speaker Pelosi, 'I want to do infrastructure, I want to do more than you want to do it,'" Trump said. "'But, you know what? You can't do it under these conditions, get these phony investigations over with,'" Trump added.
"The crime was committed on the other side, we'll see how that all turns out...This whole thing was a take-down attempt at the President of the United States, and honestly you ought to be ashamed of yourselves for the way you report it so dishonestly," Trump said.
Trump spoke above a sign that reads: "Mueller Investigation by the numbers. $35+ MILLION Spent, 2,800+ Subpoenas, 675 Days, 500+ Witnesses, 18 Angry Democrats. NO Collusion, No Obstruction." Trump then slammed Democrat talk of impeachment, by saying, "Whether or not they carry the big I-word out, I can't imagine that, but they will do whatever they have to do. There is a danger here. If someday a Democrat becomes president, and you have a Republican House, they can impeach him for any reason — or her, any reason. We can't allow that to happen." 
President Donald Trump slammed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi while giving an unscheduled press briefing in the Rose Garden of the White House on Wednesday. Pelosi accused Trump of a "cover-up" for not working with Democrats on infrastructure legislation.
"I don’t do cover-ups. You people know that probably better than anybody," Trump said.
Trump said he is willing to work with Democrats but won't due to their rigged investigations into his administration and businesses. "I walked into the room and I told Senator Schumer and House Speaker Pelosi, 'I want to do infrastructure, I want to do more than you want to do it,'" Trump said. "'But, you know what? You can't do it under these conditions, get these phony investigations over with,'" Trump added. Trump spoke above a sign that reads: "Mueller Investigation by the numbers. $35+ MILLION Spent, 2,800+ Subpoenas, 675 Days, 500+ Witnesses, 18 Angry Democrats. NO Collusion, No Obstruction." Trump then slammed Democrat talk of impeachment, by saying, "Whether or not they carry the big I-word out, I can't imagine that, but they will do whatever they have to do. There is a danger here. If someday a Democrat becomes president, and you have a Republican House, they can impeach him for any reason — or her, any reason. We can't allow that to happen." 
"I don’t do cover-ups. You people know that probably better than anybody," Trump said.
Trump said he is willing to work with Democrats but won't due to their rigged investigations into his administration and businesses. "I walked into the room and I told Senator Schumer and House Speaker Pelosi, 'I want to do infrastructure, I want to do more than you want to do it,'" Trump said. "'But, you know what? You can't do it under these conditions, get these phony investigations over with,'" Trump added. Trump spoke above a sign that reads: "Mueller Investigation by the numbers. $35+ MILLION Spent, 2,800+ Subpoenas, 675 Days, 500+ Witnesses, 18 Angry Democrats. NO Collusion, No Obstruction." Trump then slammed Democrat talk of impeachment, by saying, "Whether or not they carry the big I-word out, I can't imagine that, but they will do whatever they have to do. There is a danger here. If someday a Democrat becomes president, and you have a Republican House, they can impeach him for any reason — or her, any reason. We can't allow that to happen." 
2020 Democrat presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders was interviewed on CNN's "The Lead" on Wednesday. Sanders said "it may be time" to bring impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump despite beingexonerated by findings from the Mueller Report.
"To be very honest with you, Jake, I am not sure that this president may not want to be impeached. He may think that it works for him politically. I don’t know that, but it wouldn’t shock me," Sanders said. "I think he is a 100% political animal. Doesn’t spend a whole lot of time worrying about health care or education, certainly not about climate change. So I don’t know what goes on in his mind,” Sanders added. "But I think if he continues to not understand the Constitution of the United States, the separation of powers, the fact that the Congress has every right to subpoena, and it is the job of the administration to attend the hearings that the Congress is calling, if he doesn’t understand that, it may well be time for an impeachment inquiry to begin. Where the Judiciary Committee begins to determine whether or not there are grounds for impeachment," Sanders continued. 
Rep. Maxine Waters was interviewed on MSNBC's "Hardball" on Wednesday. Waters said Congress is "not going to allow" Trump to "blackmail" them with infrastructure for their witch hunt investigations.
"I was concerned about the fact that he even pretended that he was going to negotiate with the speaker and with Schumer about infrastructure," Waters said. "I never trusted him and, of course, it turns out, today he’s made up an excuse about why not going to proceed with them on infrastructure and, basically, blackmailing them and talking about if you want to get infrastructure, you got to stop all investigations," she added. "I think that’s outrageous. But that’s typical of the president of the United States. And I never trusted that he was going to get infrastructure done,” Waters continued. "If he’s simply going to leverage it and use it to threaten Nancy Pelosi and Schumer in exchange for quitting all of the investigations, well, we got a problem. We have a real problem because we’re not going to allow him to intimidate or threaten us,” Waters said. 
Gay Democrat 2020 presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, dubbed as MAD Magazine's "Alfred E. Neuman" by President Donald Trump, was interviewed by radio host Hugh Hewitt. Buttigieg called for the removal of Thomas Jefferson's name.
"Yeah, we’re doing that in Indiana. I think it’s the right thing to do,” Buttigieg said. “There’s a lot, of course, to admire in his thinking and his philosophy,” Buttigieg said. “But then again, if you plunge into his writings, especially the ‘Notes on the State of Virginia,’ you know that he knew slavery was wrong. And yet he did it,” Buttigieg continued. “Over time, you develop and evolve on the things you choose to honor. Naming something after someone confers a lot of honor," Buttigieg added. 
After Iran was exposed to be planning an attack on American forces, President Donald Trump sent a message to set the record straight. Trump told Iran to "never threaten" the United States again.
"If Iran wants to fight, that will be the official end of Iran. Never threaten the United States again," Trump wrote.
The foreign minister of Iran doesn't believe a war will occur with the United States. According to BBC, Mohammad Javad Zarif says Iran doesn't want a war and no county has the "idea or illusion that it can confront Iran."
Trump also wants to avoid a war but when asked by reporters on the possibility of a war, he responded, "We have no indication that anything has happened or will happen, but if it does, it will be met obviously with great force. We'll have no choice." The Acting Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahanapproved the deployment of the "USS Abraham Lincoln," an aircraft carrier.
"Last night's announced deployment of the @CVN_72 and a @USAirForce bomber task force to the @CENTCOM area of responsibility, which I approved yesterday, represents a prudent repositioning of assets in response to indications of a credible threat by Iranian regime forces," Shanahan wrote.
"We call on the Iranian regime to cease all provocation. We will hold the Iranian regime accountable for any attack on US forces or our interests," Shanahan added. 
Attorney General William Barr asked Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday is she brought her "handcuffs" to the National Peace Officers Memorial Service, according to Fox News producer Jake Gibson.
Gibson released a tweet, reading, "Attorney General Bill Barr spoke to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in person today, after the National Peace Officers Memorial Service at the Capitol. A source close to Barr says he asked Pelosi if she had brought her handcuffs. There was laughter but no word on Pelosi's response."
Breitbart News's Joshua Caplan reports: Barr skipped a House hearing May 2nd on special counsel Robert Mueller’s Trump-Russia report, escalating an already battle between Democrats and President Donald Trump’s Justice Department. House Judiciary Committee Jerry Nadler (D-NY) and fellow Democrat panel members voted May 8th to hold Barr in contempt for refusing to testify. 
Gay Democrat 2020 presidential candidate Mayor Pete Buttigieg, dubbed "Alfred E. Neuman" by President Donald Trump, responded to a bill passed in Alabama that bans all abortions unless there is a "serious health risk. Buttigieg said women must have "access to safe and legal abortion."
"The Alabama legislature is ignoring science, criminalizing abortion, and punishing women. Instead, the government's role should be to make sure all women have access to comprehensive affordable care, and that includes safe and legal abortion," Buttigieg wrote.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed the "Human Life Protection Act" into law on Tuesday that would ban all abortions unless there is a "serious health risk" to the pregnant mother. Doctors who perform abortions can face up to 99-years in prison.
Ivey released a statement, reading, "To the bill’s many supporters, this legislation stands as a powerful testament to Alabamians' deeply held belief that every life is precious and that every life is a sacred gift from God.
"To all Alabamians, I assure you that we will continue to follow the rule of law. No matter one’s personal view on abortion, we can all recognize that, at least for the short term, this bill may similarly be unenforceable," Ivey continued. "The sponsors of this bill believe that it is time, once again, for the U.S. Supreme Court to revisit this important matter, and they believe this act may bring about the best opportunity for this to occur," Ivey added. |
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