July 31: Trump praises the hard line of Italy against refugees
US President Donald Trump hailed the hard line of the Italian government in refugee politics as a model for Europe. "They are doing the right thing in my opinion," Trump greeted Monday at a meeting of Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte at the White House. "Many other European countries" should follow this path, the American president recommended
Among other things, the new populist government of Rome does not allow the ships of humanitarian organizations that host refugees in the Mediterranean to run into their ports. He also threatened to close the ports with rescued refugees for ships of the EU mission "Sophia". However, Rome has now agreed a deadline with EU partners until the end of August to revise the rules of engagement "Sophia".
Trump emphasized their shared experiences with immigration: Italy and the US should have learned "Border security and national security" are identical.
Right from the start of the press conference, Trump welcomed his "new friend" as he said. And he pointed out another commune: "We are both outsiders in politics". Like Trump himself, Conte has never held a political post before. And further: "We are both meant to protect the rights, needs and dreams of our citizens and that is what we will do." The US president, it seems, has found a new ally in the EU that he has recently designated as an enemy.
31. July: Trump is ready to meet Iranian leaders "without preconditions"
In his conflict with Tehran, US President Donald Trump is ready to meet with his Iranian counterpart Hbadan Ruhani without any preconditions. "I would definitely meet Iran if they wanted to meet," Trump said Monday after meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte at the White House. "I do not know if they are ready for that." The US president added: "No preconditions". Trump said he was "ready" to speak anytime whenever the Iranian leaders wanted such a meeting. Trump and the Iranian leaders have been threatening each other in recent days.
Trump said that if a significant nuclear deal could be reached with Iran, it would be "good for them, good for us, good for the world". The agreement, which the United States unilaterally canceled in May, had been "a waste of paper". Tehran is now threatening sanctions for the financial and energy sectors following the exit of the United States. These measures had been suspended under the agreement. One part of the sanctions should come into effect on August 6th and another in November.
The nuclear deal reached in 2015 aims to prevent Iran from making atomic bombs. In exchange for increased economic easing and increased investment by foreign companies, Tehran had agreed to abandon its nuclear program and submit to controls. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has regularly certified to the country that it complies with the requirements.
The US president reaffirmed Monday that the "brutal regime in Iran" should never have nuclear weapons. He agrees with Conte. At the same time, Trump spoke of success after his words, he had in June with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to denuclearize his country. "I believe in meetings," he said. Such a meeting would not take place from a position of strength or weakness. The meeting with Kim was also preceded by Trump's threats.
July 30: Trump threatens Democrats with "shutdown"
Hundreds of days before major US midterm elections, President Donald Trump threatened opposition in immigration policy with a stalemate in government affairs. He would be ready for a so-called closure if the Democrats did not support the construction of a border wall, the abolition of the Visa lottery and other measures, Trump said on Twitter Sunday. The United States needed a migration system that allowed immigrants to land based on their performance.
The fiscal year of the United States Federal Government expires at the end of September. A closure will occur if Congress and the President do not agree in time on the allocation of funds for the upcoming fiscal year. Those parts of government and the public service that are not immediately essential cease to function.
Border Security, which includes the Wall! Must get rid of Lottery, Catch & Release etc. and finally go to the MERIT based immigration system! Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 29, 2018
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The ex-lover of Donald Trump Stormy Daniels and his lawyer Michael Avanetti
The badstar Stormy Daniels and the former Playboy model Karen McDougal may not be the only ones to have lost the silence Donald Trump bought or wanted to buy. Michael Avenatti, Daniel 's attorney, said that he had three other clients who received money. He has evidence that they had a relationship with Trump, we were also pregnant. But he could not say more because the women did not allow him to give details. The money intended for the three women had sunk before the presidential election. Avenatti called on the US President to bring to light the truth: "You should now communicate the information to the American people." More recently, records of Trump and his lawyer Micheal Cohen on silent payment arrangements were published
. July: White House blocks CNN reporter
An American CNN reporter banned the White House from attending US President Donald Trump's press conference with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker . CNN quoted journalist Kaitlan Collins as saying White House communications officials were preventing him from attending. The reasons are "inappropriate" questions she asked at another press conference earlier in the day.
White House correspondents condemned "the ill-advised and inappropriate decision of the White House" of an open press conference after asking questions they "did not like". CNN said: "This is not because the White House is uncomfortable with a question on the news of the day that the question is not relevant or should not be asked. "Other journalists, including competing broadcasters, have supported CNN." Fox News reporter Bret Baier, described by many as Trump's house and land channel, tweeted that Fox News was "behind CNN" on this issue.
Sarah Sanders, spokeswoman for Trump, who, among others, according to Collins The ban had stated that the journalist had already resisted a call to leave. "At the end of an event at the Oval Office, a reporter called questions and refused to leave, even though she been invited to do this several times, "explained Sanders. She was therefore informed that she was "not welcome to the next event". But the White House said that "any other reporter can attend their station."
25. July: But no meeting between Trump and Putin this year
Donald Trump does not want to meet again this year with his Russian colleague Vladimir Putin. Trump believes the meeting should take place as soon as the investigation into Russia is over, said White House National Security Advisor John Bolton. It was decided that the meeting would take place after January 1, 2019 should. After his controversial summit with Putin in Helsinki, Trump said he would welcome the Kremlin leader to Washington in the fall. If the investigation of the special investigator Robert Mueller will be completed by the end of the year, is not decided yet. Trump has repeatedly referred to these investigations as "witch hunts".
25. July: The man Hacks Trump star in Hollywood
Not for the first time, the star of Donald Trump was destroyed on Hollywood Boulevard. Los Angeles police said the revolutionary prize was broken Wednesday by a man with a pickaxe. The author was arrested after getting up. The famous star was a fairly common target of vandalism. Just before the elections of October 2016. A few months earlier, an artist had surrounded the sidewalk stone of a tiny wall to protest Trump's foreclosure policy.
24. July: Ivanka Trump abandons a fashion company
According to US media, Ivanka Trump abandons her fashion brand, which is caught between the fronts in the wake of her father's presidency. The company's 18 employees have already been informed that the deal will be canceled, writes The Wall Street Journal. The Washington Post and other US media also cited a statement by Ivanka Trump stating that the closure was "the only fair result for my team and my partners". Ivanka Trump took over the business after her father's choice to become a White House consultant. "After 17 months in Washington, I do not know when and if I go back to the company," the statement said. The fashion line was quickly becoming a toy for political interests – Trump's opponents were calling for a boycott, followers to buy. Some American retailers, like the Nordstrom department store, have taken out Ivanka fashion from the badortment and have therefore been heavily attacked by Donald Trump.
24. July: Trump feeds debate on Russian influence
US President
Donald Trump fueled the debate over alleged Russian meddling in the presidential election. In a Twitter message, Trump was convinced Tuesday that Russia would step in to the congressional elections in the fall to help opposition Democrats.
"I am very concerned that
Russia will fight very hard to influence the next elections," writes the Republican. "Since no president has been harder for Russia than me, they would fight very hard to push the Democrats, they definitely do not want Trump!", He added.
I am very concerned that Russia wants to be very difficult to have an impact on the upcoming election. Based on the fact that no president has been harder towards Russia than me, they are pushing for Democrats. They definitely do not want Trump!
The news was the latest in a series of partly contradictory statements by Trump after the summit with the Russian president [19659036] Vladimir Putin last week in Helsinki.
Putin denied any interference in the 2016 US presidential election at a joint press conference with Trump. Trump described Putin's denunciation as "extremely strong and powerful", publicly opposing US intelligence estimates that such interference was proven. He has been heavily criticized for this. Several times, the US president then made clear statements or refused them.
Trump has repeatedly stated that no one is more "hard" than Russia. The statement contradicts his current course. Although his government has imposed sanctions on Moscow or provided weapons to Ukraine, Trump is not the driving force behind this policy. It also undermines the line of his government again and again – for example, leaving the future of the Crimean peninsula annexed by Russia open
23. July: Donald Trump warns the Iranian president against the United States. "Never again threaten the United States, or you will feel the consequences of the kind you experienced in history only a few years ago," writes Trump in the night of Monday
Twitter . "We are no longer a country that will accept your foolish words of violence and death, be careful!" Trump continued.
Trump's tweet begins with the words: "An Iranian President Ruhani". The rest of the text was written in capital letters by the President of the United States.
To Iranian President Rouhani: NEVER, NEVER THREATEN THE UNITED STATES WHERE YOU HAVE CONSEQUENCES THAT HAVE ALWAYS SUFFERED TO HAVE SOME SOME OF ALL HISTORY. We are no longer a country that wants to stand up for your words of violence and death.
July 22: A fighter jet takes the plane at the Trump Golf Course
A fighter jet of the # US Air Force has a small plane in the Donald Trump Private Golf Club, where the US president currently resides. The civilian aircraft had not been approved for the airspace in question in the state of New Jersey, Air Force Command said.
Eventually, the plane escorted by an F16 jet landed without further incident and the pilot was received by law enforcement. Trump had gone down Friday to the Bedminster Village Golf Club and wanted to stay there until Sunday. Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, US aviation has intercepted more than 1,800 civil aircraft for security reasons.
21. July: Donald Trump indignant by investigator and ex-lawyer
US President Donald Trump has made serious accusations against his ex-lawyer and his investigators in the matter of silence. The bottom is a secret snapshot of lawyer Michael Cohen during a conversation with Trump. The investigators had registered during a search at the law firm. "It's inconceivable that the government is going into an early morning law office – outright outrageous – it's even more inconceivable that a lawyer will register his client – totally outrageous and possibly illegal." The good news is that the president is supportive of you Nothing wrong has done, "tweeted Trump.In the specific case, it's about an alleged Trumps case with playmate Karen McDougal at Trump's lawyer, Rudolph Giuliani, told the New York Times that Trump had talked about payments to Cohen – but ultimately, no money had been stolen.
Inconceivable the government burst into an attorney's office (early morning) – almost unheard of – even more inconceivable than a lawyer being a client – totally new and possibly illegal. Nothing Wrong!
July 21: NFL Anthem Dispute: Donald Trump requests a suspension
US President Donald Trump does not let fall in the anthem conflict with the American Football League NFL. On Friday (local time), he called for a severe crackdown on protests by playing the national anthem and took on the duty of league leader Roger Goodell: "The $ 40 million commissioner must take position "Trump wrote on Twitter Referring to the annual salary of Goodell. Kneeling for the first time – a suspension of play, the second time on the knees – suspension for the whole season, without pay! "
The debate of the NFL national anthem is still – can not believe it! Is not it in the contract that players must stand to the guard-to-be? you, your hand on your heart? The Commissioner of $ 40,000,000 must now take a stand First time on his knees, released for game Second time kneeling, out of season / without pay!
Two years ago, San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick was the first NFL player to beat in the US national anthem. wanted to put up a sign against inequality, racism, police violence against blacks – and launched a real wave.Many non-American football athletes joined them at the height of the dispute , there were about 200 football professionals . Their crooked knees divide the league and the audience – and also called on US President Donald Trump on the plan who cursed players on Twitter and in speeches as "bading sons" and demanded their dismissal by the club's bosses. The league has announced a new rule allowing NFL players to wait in the locker room during the national anthem playing in the upcoming season. However, this was suspended Thursday (local time). In a joint release the NFL and the NFLPA Players' Union announced that they were working on the proper treatment of the debate on the national anthem and that the new regulation was not valid. until the resolution. [20juillet1965] Trump faces tariffs all Chinese imports
Donald Trump has threatened punitive tariffs on all goods imported from the People's Republic of China in the trade dispute with China. "I'm ready to go to 500," Trump said in an interview Friday with the US broadcaster CNBC. He then talked about $ 505.5 billion, which is the sum of China's imports to the United States last year.
19th July: Trump makes another move after the summit with Putin – plans to meet again
US President Donald Trump rejects after indignation inter-Party now, but an audience of US citizens by investigators Russian's. That's what Trump spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said Thursday in Washington.
The background is a suggestion made by Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin on Monday at the Trump summit in Helsinki. According to the US Special Investigator Robert Mueller is expected to hear twelve Russians, that he had indicted for cyber-attacks in connection with the US elections in 2016. In turn, Putin demanded that the Russian authorities be allowed to hear the former US ambbadador to Russia, Michael McFaul, and businessman Bill Browder. Browder had managed to push for sanctions against Russia in 2012.
Trump had spoken at the press conference with Putin on Monday about an "incredible proposal". In the face of protests, Trump receded Thursday. President Putin had made the proposal seriously, but President Trump was not in agreement, said spokeswoman Trump Sanders. Let's hope that President Putin will let the twelve Russians come to the United States to prove their innocence.
The US Senate voted 98 to 0 in a non-binding resolution on Thursday demanding that Russian or former diplomats, officials, or US forces be questioned by the Russian government.
Despite persistent criticism of Putin's summit, Trump wants to meet the Kremlin leader in Washington. The White House said the talks are "under way". Trump spokeswoman Sarah Sanders added that the president had informed his national security advisor, John Bolton, to invite Putin to a meeting in the US capital between September and December.
19th July: Donald Trump qualifies as "unacceptable" Russia's interference in Putin
US President Donald Trump has declared unacceptable Russian interference in US negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. "I let him know that we can not tolerate that," Trump told CBS.
Trump is currently trying to stem the indignation of his performance with Putin in the Finnish capital.
July: backtracking: Donald Trump contradicts his badessment of his intelligence services in Russia
US President Donald Trump once again fueled controversy over his stance on Russia. Asked by a reporter if Russia is still targeting the United States, Trump responded, "Thank you, no." When asked if he did not think that was the case, Trump again replied, "No". Thus, the president objected to an evaluation of his intelligence services.
US intelligence chief Dan Coats said on Friday that "the lights are blinking red again and the digital infrastructure is literally under attack today." Every day, "foreign actors" such as Russia, China, Iran or North Korea have committed cyberattacks against US targets. Russia was "without a doubt the most aggressive foreign actor."
Trump reunited in Helsinki for the first time on Monday with a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The Fox News reporter said Trump did not consider Russia as the biggest opponent.
17. July: Donald Trump admits Russian interference in US election campaign
US President Donald Trump accepts, in his words, US intelligence findings that Russia is behind hacker attacks during the 2016 election campaign. "Let me be perfectly clear: I accept the conclusion of our intelligence services," Trump told the White House cameras.
Trump spoke at a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, in a manner that raised strong doubts about the intelligence gathering that Russia was responsible for cyber attacks. This triggered great indignation among American politicians and in the American media.
Trump, however, argued that he had promised at the press conference. He had meant that he saw "no reason" why it was "not" Russia, that Russia was behind. He accidentally omitted the "no".
A video of the Trump statement was published by the American magazine "Politico":
Trump said that he meant "I do not see why he would not be Russia," at place of "would" during the controversial summit of Helsinki pic.twitter.com/R74brNEVR2
However, Trump also said at of the press conference that Putin's claim that Russia had nothing to do with cyber-attacks was "extremely strong and powerful." The attacks of hackers during the election campaign s'. were back against the American Democrats and the environment of their presidential candidate Hillary Clinton
The political heavyweights of Republican Democrats and the opposition had severely criticized Trump's stance on Putin.
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