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President Trump discussed his tweeted accusation that President Obama ordered "wires" at Trump Tower tapped during last year's presidential campaign in an exclusive interview with Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Wednesday.
Trump told host Tucker Carlson that the administration "will be submitting things" to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence "very soon." The president added that he "will be, perhaps speaking about this next week" and predicted that "you’re going to find some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next 2 weeks."
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When asked by Carlson why he tweeted about the alleged phone tap before producing evidence, Trump said his definition of wiretapping "covers a lot of different things."
"That really covers surveillance and many other things. Nobody ever talks about the fact that [the words 'wires tapped'] was in quotes [in the tweet], but that’s a very important thing."
Trump defended his ongoing use of social media while in office, saying that "maybe I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Twitter, because I get such a fake press, such a dishonest press.
The bumbling rollout of the plan seems to have affected some Americans’ approval of Trump. Gallup’s latest tracking poll showed that only 39% of Americans approved of Trump’s job performance, compared to 42% over the weekend. (By comparison, President Obama enjoyed a 62% approval rating at this point in his presidency.) Other, more right-leaning polls have also shown that Trump has taken a hit. The latest Rasmussen Reports poll knocked Trump down to 46% from his previous 49% approval rating. A Fox News poll showed the steepest losses, reporting a 43% approval rate compared to the previous month’s rating of 48% – a loss of 5 points.
The CBO offers an example of a single individual with an annual income of $26,500. If that person is 21 years old, he’ll largely benefit from the Republican health care bill. Under the Affordable Care Act (also known as Obamacare), he would on average pay $1,700 in premiums for insurance. Under the Republican plan, he would pay $1,450.
But if that person is 64 years old, he would be hurt by the Republican bill. Under Obamacare, he would also pay $1,700 in premiums for insurance. But under the Republican bill, he would pay $14,600 — more than half his annual income. That amounts to more than a 750 percent increase in premiums from Obamacare to the Republican bill.
originally posted by: 3daysgone
You do realize that the Law does not require it, right? If not, then now you have gained some knowledge.
originally posted by: 3daysgone
a reply to: Mictain
You do realize that it is only the left that want to see it right. He will keep trolling you guys, just for the laughs, and the triggerings obviously. lol.