All Don Jr. All The Time. The Don Jr. Rock Block Don't Stop!
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Donald Trump Jr.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X9E9n6GHC8
The wolves are at the door. And if there is nothing to hide, then it was really dumb inviting all these wolves and shit
No slate... you stop
www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/201…leone_quit_it.html
www.nytimes.com/2017/07/11/us/pol…mail-clinton.html
Yes Hillary would have high fived ISIS if they gave her the Apprentice N-Word tape during the campaign. She's done. Trump fans can't dig her up to hide behind her corpse after packing the dirt so tight with so many touch down dances.
Meanwhile on T_D
She's a spy sent by Obama to entrap Don Jr. and justify wiretapping in Trump Tower
NY Post Rips Don Jr.
nypost.com/2017/07/11/donald-trump-jr-is-an-idiot/
Who is the President mad at?
www.nytimes.com/2017/07/11/us/pol…s&WT.nav=top-news
Advisers said the president was annoyed not so much by his son as by the headlines. But three people close to the legal team said he had also trained his ire on Marc E. Kasowitz, his longtime lawyer, who is leading the team of private lawyers representing him. Mr. Trump, who often vents about advisers in times of trouble, has grown disillusioned by Mr. Kasowitz’s strategy, the people said.
The strain, though, exists on both sides. Mr. Kasowitz and his colleagues have been deeply frustrated by the president. And they have complained that Mr. Kushner has been whispering in the president’s ear about the Russia investigations and stories while keeping the lawyers out of the loop, according to another person familiar with the legal team. But one person familiar with Mr. Kasowitz’s thinking said his concerns did not relate to Mr. Kushner.
The president’s lawyers view Mr. Kushner as an obstacle and a freelancer more concerned about protecting himself than his father-in-law, the person said. While no ultimatum has been delivered, the lawyers have told colleagues that they cannot keep operating that way, raising the prospect that Mr. Kasowitz may resign.
Also, the president has fumed to close allies that he is mulling a staff change, and some members of his family have zeroed in on the chief of staff, Reince Priebus. But most Trump advisers privately concede that major changes are unlikely anytime soon.