OFFICIAL: Donald Trump thread.

[Mighty_Windir]

[John Barron]

it's unbelievable how high energy this ****er is. still doing rallies for the hell of it. trump was ranting for half an hour straight on the phone with fox and friends early in the ****ing morning on melania's birthday.

[1bad65]

it's unbelievable how high energy this ****er is. still doing rallies for the hell of it. trump was ranting for half an hour straight on the phone with fox and friends early in the ****ing morning on melania's birthday.

He operates on little sleep, and he loves McDonalds. Yet he has all that energy. It's a sight to see.

And just to think, we almost elected an old woman who kept having seizures.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

They have paid the price.
Your condescending b*tch a$$ hasn't.
You owe a debt to society. Go pay it before you lecture anyone.
You ****ing scum.

So you a walking contradiction like a bytch.. per usual



So for the record, you are pro weed dealer incarceration?

Yes or no

[John Barron]

He operates on little sleep, and he loves McDonalds. Yet he has all that energy. It's a sight to see.

And just to think, we almost elected an old woman who kept having seizures.

trump is more high energy than millennials drunk on these "healthy" soy products.

[siablo14]

So you a walking contradiction like a bytch.. per usual



So for the record, you are pro weed dealer incarceration?

Yes or no

Pro following the rule of the laws.

[GrandmasterWang]

If Trump gets a Nobel peace prize people are going to lose their ****!!

[STREET CLEANER]

If Trump gets a Nobel peace prize people are going to lose their ****!!

There will be civil unrest. They will find a way to spin this in a negative way.

[Motorcity Cobra]

EXCLUSIVE: We have obtained a list of four dozen questions Mueller wants to ask Trump. Among them: What does Trump know about pardon offers to Flynn? What discussions did Trump have in June 2017 about firing Mueller? https://t.co/1WV9EyJWyk

— Michael S. Schmidt (@nytmike) May 1, 2018

[Motorcity Cobra]

Questions related to Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser

• What did you know about phone calls that Mr. Flynn made with the Russian ambassador, Sergey I. Kislyak, in late December 2016?
These questions revolve around whether Mr. Trump tried to obstruct justice to protect Mr. Flynn from prosecution. His phone calls with Mr. Kislyak are at the heart of that inquiry.

During the calls, Mr. Flynn urged Russia not to overreact to sanctions just announced by the Obama administration. But Mr. Trump’s aides publicly denied that sanctions were discussed and, when questioned by the F.B.I., Mr. Flynn denied it, as well. Mr. Mueller wants to know whether Mr. Flynn was operating on Mr. Trump’s behalf. Prosecutors may already know the answer: Mr. Flynn has pleaded guilty to lying and is cooperating with investigators.

• What was your reaction to news reports on Jan. 12, 2017, and Feb. 8-9, 2017?
In January, the Washington Post columnist David Ignatius revealed Mr. Flynn’s phone calls with Mr. Kislyak. Mr. Ignatius questioned whether those conversations had violated law prohibiting private citizens from attempting to undermine American policies. In February, T he Washington Post revealed the true nature of Mr. Flynn’s conversations with Mr. Kislyak.

Mr. Mueller wants to know, among other things, whether Mr. Trump feared that his national security adviser had broken the law and then tried to shield him from consequences.

• What did you know about Sally Yates’s meetings about Mr. Flynn?
Ms. Yates, the acting attorney general for the first weeks of the Trump administration, twice warned the White House that Mr. Flynn was lying, and those lies made him vulnerable to Russian blackmail. No one from the White House has ever said how much Mr. Trump knew about those warnings.

• How was the decision made to fire Mr. Flynn on Feb. 13, 2017?
Eighteen days after Ms. Yates’s warning, Mr. Flynn was asked to resign. The White House said that Mr. Trump lost confidence in Mr. Flynn because he had lied. But the White House has never fully explained why, after learning about the lie, officials waited so long to act.

• After the resignations, what efforts were made to reach out to Mr. Flynn about seeking immunity or possible pardon?
The Times recently revealed that, when Mr. Flynn began considering cooperating with the F.B.I., Mr. Trump’s lawyers floated the idea of a pardon. Mr. Mueller wants to know why.