President Donald Trump's administration announced it will cancel a federal grant to California of about one-billion-dollars. California Governor Gavin Newsom said in a news conference the Fast Train project will be canceled for costing "too much."
Although, Newsom said he wanted to use the federal grant worth one-billion-dollars for a portion of a bullet train under construction in Central Valley, California. The one-billion-dollars was granted by former President Barack Obama. This comes after California filed a lawsuit, along with 14 other states in the Ninth Circuit, that challenge Trump's national emergency at the southern border.
"As I predicted, 16 states, led mostly by Open Border Democrats and the Radical Left, have filed a lawsuit in, of course, the 9th Circuit," Trump wrote
"California, the state that has wasted billions of dollars on their out of control Fast Train, with no hope of completion, seems in charge," Trump added.
"The failed Fast Train project in California, where the cost overruns are becoming world record setting, is hundreds of times more expensive than the desperately needed Wall," Trump wrote.
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"Given all you know, given all you have seen, is President Trump fit to serve," Anderson Cooper asked.
"I don’t think that’s for me to determine whether or not he’s fit to serve. I think that’s something that our political leaders and the country at large will have to decide," McCabe responded. McCabe is promoting his book that talks about the FBI's counterintelligence investigation into the firing of former FBI Director James Comey to see if Trump was working with Russian agents.
"I mean, you have an incredible number of people in the campaign, close to the president, who had numerous contacts with Russians, people connected to Russian intelligence," McCabe responded.
"And now we have many of those same people who actively tried to cover up those contacts. I mean, it’s — it all seems to get more suspicious every day," McCabe added. President Donald Trump responded to McCabe on Twitter, writing:
In the book, McCabe claims Trump called his wife a "loser." Trump also addressed that lie on Twitter.
"I never said anything bad about Andrew McCabe’s wife other than she (they) should not have taken large amounts of campaign money from a Crooked Hillary source when Clinton was under investigation by the FBI. I never called his wife a loser to him (another McCabe made up lie)," Trump wrote.
Former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers appeared on CNN's "New Day." Rogers said President Donald Trump us is legally "on pretty solid ground."
“If I listened to Mitch McConnell correctly, he said if it is legal I will support it. So that was his couching, I think, of a position he didn’t want to find himself in," Rogers said. "Here’s the problem: Legally, I think the president is on pretty solid ground. There’s been 70 of these national emergencies. Something like 37 are still in effect by a whole variety of presidents," Rogers continued. "And the law is not very clear on what a national emergency is. It will be really hard for the court to step in and then overstep all of those 70 other decisions and Congress specifically giving this authority," Rogers added. "That said, I think politically is the price the president pays on this," Rogers continued. “He must think this fight is worth having. I don’t. I think there’s better ways to get there. There will be something like $8 billion worth of unobligated appropriated funds — $8 billion," Rogers added. "You get into the fall, right, you can start capturing that money by reprogramming and sitting down and talking to people. I know the Democrats aren’t in that mood, either," Rogers continued. "But that’s the way it’s supposed to work as opposed to this ugly fight for the next months. I’m just not sure you win the political argument," Rogers said. 
Sen. Elizabeth Warren said in a news conference after a rally to 8 News NOW that members in the Trump administration have a "constitutional responsibility" to remove President Donald Trump from office using the 25th Amendment.
"I’m not the one who hangs out in his office and who sees him every day and sees how well or how poorly he able to manage from day to day with the decisions he faces," Warren said. "But what I do know is there were a whole lot of people who do see him every day who eventually were talking about invoking the 25th Amendment," Warren said. “My point here is that if they believe that Donald Trump cannot fulfill the obligations of his office, then they have a constitutional responsibility to invoke the 25th Amendment," she added. 
Two-time losing presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was asked questions by reporters while attending the funeral of Democrat Rep. John Dingell. When she was asked by reporters if she'd run for president in 2020, she refused to comment and walked away laughing.
"Secretary Clinton, one other question for you about 2020,” the reporter asked. When she began laughing, the reporter said, “Are you — what do you think of the candidates? Are you happy?” 
White House senior adviser Stephen Miller was interviewed by Fox News' Chris Wallace on Sunday. Miller was asked if President Donald Trump would veto a measure to prevent his national emergency to fund a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
"This is a threat in our country … and if the president can’t defend this country, then he cannot fulfill his constitutional oath of office," he continued.
President Donald Trump has officially declared a national emergency to fund the wall with Congress. Due to the stubborn Democrats who want open borders, Trump resorted to declaring a national emergency to fund $8 billion of the border wall. According to Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, Trump will use $1.4 billion for the wall from the bill that was passed by Congress. Trump will also use $600 million in Treasury forfeiture funds and $2.5 billion in Defense Department counter-drug funds. Lastly, Trump will use $3.6 billion of funds set aside for military construction projects. “I am going to be signing a national emergency. It’s a great thing to do because we have an invasion of drugs, invasion of gangs, invasion of people,” Trump said. "I could do the wall over a long period of time. I didn’t need to do this, but I’d rather do it much faster,” Trump added. Trump Slams 'Tired' SNL: 'This Is The Real Collusion, They Get Away With Republican Hit Jobs'2/17/2019 
President Donald Trump slammed NBC's "Tired Saturday Night Live" for constant "Republican hit jobs." On Friday, Trump declared a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border to secure $8 billion in funding for the wall.
Saturday Night Live's Alec Baldwin played Trump in a skit and claimed the national emergency doesn't exist. Baldwin said as Trump, "I'm here to declare a very urgent, important national emergency. This is a big one so I don't want to waste any time. That's why first I want to blow my own horn a little bit, OK?" "Nothing funny about tired Saturday Night Live on Fake News NBC! Question is, how do the Networks get away with these total Republican hit jobs without retribution? Likewise for many other shows? Very unfair and should be looked into. This is the real Collusion," Trump wrote. In the past, Alec Balwin's own brother, actor Stephen Balwin said his brother's performance "isn't very funny." 
President Donald Trump declared a national emergency at the U.S. southern border to get $8 billion in funding for the border wall on Friday. Democrats have resorted to begging Republicans to abandon Trump and vote against him.
"If the GOP fails to stand up to Trump's unconstitutional act, we will have moved dangerously from a separation of powers to a mere separation of parties," Rep. Adam Schiff said.
Hated Muslim Rep. Ilhan Omar, who married her brother, joined in, writing, "I hope every Member of Congress will join us in halting Trump’s power grab."
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi threw a temper tantrum, writing a string of six tweets. She urged Republicans to "join us to defend the Constitution."
Due to these stubborn Democrats who want open borders, Trump resorted to declaring a national emergency to fund $8 billion of the border wall.
According to Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, Trump will use $1.4 billion for the wall from the bill that was passed by Congress. Trump will also use $600 million in Treasury forfeiture funds and $2.5 billion in Defense Department counter-drug funds. Lastly, Trump will use $3.6 billion of funds set aside for military construction projects. “I am going to be signing a national emergency. It’s a great thing to do because we have an invasion of drugs, invasion of gangs, invasion of people,” Trump said. "I could do the wall over a long period of time. I didn’t need to do this, but I’d rather do it much faster,” Trump added. 
Former Vice President Joe Biden gave a speech to Europeans in Munich, Germany. Biden's speech was held three-quarters of a century after American troop fought against the Germans at the Battle of Anzio and the Americans were planning the D-Day invasion, according to The Washington Examiner.
On this day in history, what inspiring words does he say? Biden trashed the United States and told the Europeans American is "an embarrassment." "While I cannot speak today as an elected government official who is able to set policy, I can speak as a citizen," Biden said. "I can offer insight into my country. I know we’ve heard a lot today about leadership, but in my experience, leadership only exists if somebody — and others — are with you. Leadership in the absence of people who are with you is not leadership," Biden added. Trump Just Re-Uploaded His HILARIOUS Video With An EVEN BETTER SONG After Twitter BANNED It2/17/2019 
The tweet was removed because R.E.M. and Twitter officials urged the video to be taken down. So what did Trump do? Only hours after the tweet was deleted, he re-uploaded it, but with a better song.
He changed the background song to "God Bless The USA" by Lee Greenwood." Watch the new and improved version below:
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