President Trump: Last News

Former President Trump apparently has a lot in common with late presidents John Quincy Adams, John Tyler and Harry Truman. Congressional committees issued subpoenas to all of them to testify. Such subpoenas for a former chief executive are about as rare as it gets on Capitol Hill.

Former President Trump "loves the idea of testifying" before the House select committee investigating January 6th, a source close to Trump told Fox News Digital just after the panel unanimously voted to subpoena him. The source said that if Trump complied with the subpoena and testified, he would "talk about how corrupt the election was, how corrupt the committee was, and how Nancy Pelosi did not call up the National Guard that Trump strongly recommended for her to do three days earlier on January 3, 2021." The source told Fox News Digital that it is unclear at this point if Trump actually will testify before the committee, but stressed that Trump "loves the idea." Former President Trump stressed the importance of restoring law and order in America in his first speech in Washington D.C.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterFormer President Trump said Sunday that he may run for president a third time in 2024, and said the Supreme Court “should be ashamed of themselves” for refusing to overturn President Biden’s victory.Trump spoke for well over an hour, after arriving more than an hour late, at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando, Fla. He continued to deny that he had lost the 2020 election, and said that Republicans should join together to make sure that the Democrats lose the presidency “decisively.”“Actually they just lost the White House,” he said, recycling the lie that spurred an armed mob to storm the Capitol on Jan.

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The White House is warning that if Democrats proceed with impeaching President Trump, it would divide the country at a time that should be reserved for healing. "As President Trump said yesterday, this is a time for healing and unity as one Nation," White House spokesman Judd Deere told Fox News on Friday.  "A politically motivated impeachment against a President, who has done a great job, with 12 days remaining in his term will only serve to further divide our great country." His comments came as the nation reeled from Wednesday's riots, which resulted in multiple deaths and vandalism at the U.S.

As President Trump's legal team argued Saturday before the Wisconsin Supreme Court to have hundreds of thousands of ballots in two blue counties tossed, the president’s reelection effort suffered another legal loss in federal district court. Fast Facts As President Trump's legal team argued before the Wisconsin Supreme Court Saturday to have hundreds of thousands of ballots in two blue counties tossed, the president’s reelection effort had another legal loss in federal district court.The case before the Wisconsin Supreme Court aims to discount ballots in the heavily Democratic Milwaukee and Dane counties.

As President Trump's campaign officially requested another recount of ballots in Georgia over the weekend, Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue, the Republicans in the critical Jan.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV Critic“President Trump recognized that one of the small ways to instill a sense of normalcy in people’s lives was to bring back entertainment options,” Dana White bellowed tonight of the Republican National Convention.“The President went above and beyond to help all sports leagues involved figure out a way to overcome the challenges of staging live professional sporting events in the middle of a pandemic,” the UFC boss added not long before the ex-Celebrity Apprentice host is set to deliver his 2020 RNC acceptance speech from the White House.“And you know what, we did it. The UFC were the first to do it and we continue to do it.

Kanye West wants a different fate for Tik Tok from his election opponent Donald Trump.

Bruce Haring, Jill Goldsmith UPDATE, SATURDAY A.M.: TikTok has fired back at President Trump’s plan to shut it down:UPDATE: President Donald Trump told reporters on Air Force One Friday he will ban Chinese-owned video app TikTok from the United States as soon as tomorrow, NBC News reported. “As far as TikTok is concerned, we’re banning them from the United States,” Trump said.Trump did not say whether he will issue an executive order or use some other method.“Well, I have that authority.

Beans, beans, the controversial fruit.

Ivanka Trump‘s bizarre photoshoot with a literal can of beans on July 14 has the president’s daughter and White House advisor dodging criticism and mockery on Twitter. Trump, 38, posted a photo to social media showing herself beaming while showcasing a can of Goya black beans in her hands, captioned with the Hispanic food brand’s slogan: “If it’s Goya, it has to be good.” She also included the Spanish translation, “Si es Goya, tiene que ser bueno.

José Andrés addressed the boycott of Goya Foods in a recent tweet after the company’s CEO praised President Donald Trump.“Let’s be clear @GoyaFoods President Trump has left Latinos and many Americans hungry. Cages Latino Children.

Chrissy Teigen‘s giving up Goya.

People on Twitter, including celebrities and politicians, are calling for a boycott of Goya Foods after the company’s CEO Robert Unanue praised President Trump during a visit to the White House.

Alec Baldwin is back as President Trump on Saturday Night Live!

In Ronald D. Moore’s reimagined“Battlestar Galactica,” the ragged remnants of the human race often respond to adversity by invoking an article of their faith: “All this has happened before. All this will happen again.”

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Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, 54, took to Twitter to tell his seven million followers he is worried the coronavirus - also known as COVID-19 - will get “more serious”.The host has been sharing his thoughts about the spread of the disease on his social media page in recent weeks.Earlier this week, he shared his Daily Mail column which included his thoughts on how President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Boris Johnson could help with the outbreak.He captioned the post: “NEW: Coronavirus is a devastating threat to the world.“Leaders like President Trump & Prime Minister Johnson must take harder action fast - or face the consequences of complacent inaction.”A Twitter user hit back at the Good Morning Britain star, urging him to

Hollywood is standing up for the arts with a handful of actors joining the Creative Coalition’s delegation at Capitol Hill on Apr 24. Their goal? To speak out against the White House’s efforts to cut federal funding for the National Endowment for the Arts.

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