DAY 191: Scaramucci gets fired after 10 days as Trump's communications secretary

So this morning Donald Trumo tweets this:

Highest Stock Market EVER, best economic numbers in years, unemployment lowest in 17 years, wages raising, border secure, S.C.: No WH chaos!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 31 de julio de 2017

Six hours later the White House is once again thrown into chaos, as recently appointed White House communications secretary, Anthony Scaramucci got fired.

DAY 190: So far, some police departments are defying Trump in his call for brutality

Two days ago Donald Trump actually encouraged police nationwide to use brutality against people being arrested because "they're animals", even though an arrest is not a sentence and an arrested person could very well be innocent.

Well, so far several police departments across the country have defied Trump and responded they will not use brutality.

DAY 189: DUMB: Trump doesn't know how the filibuster works

This morning Donald Trump tweeted the following in regards to his failure to repeal and replace Obamacare, only blaming the Republican Senators for his own failure:

The very outdated filibuster rule must go. Budget reconciliation is killing R's in Senate. Mitch M, go to 51 Votes NOW and WIN. IT'S TIME!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 29, 2017

Republicans in the Senate will NEVER win if they don't go to a 51 vote majority NOW. They look like fools and are just wasting time......

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 29, 2017

....8 Dems totally control the U.S. Senate. Many great Republican bills will never pass, like Kate's Law and complete Healthcare. Get smart!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 29, 2017

Turns out the one who ended up looking like a fool because of his ignorance of the legislative process. You see, Trump's own repeal and replace of Obamacare didn't need 60 votes, but a simple 51 vote majority. And Trump couldn't even get that because his Trumpcare plan was a disaster.

Trump fires Reince Priebus... over Twitter

Donald Trump fired Reince Priebus as White House Chief of Staff and replaced him with Homeland Security head John Kelly.

But the fun part is this: Trump revealed this over Twitter:

I am pleased to inform you that I have just named General/Secretary John F Kelly as White House Chief of Staff. He is a Great American....

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 28, 2017

DAY 188: TRUMP LOSES AGAIN: Skinny Obamacare repeal fails and Russia sanctions will be signed

Donald Trump lost for the third time in a row on his attempt at repealing Obamacare. This time Republicans in the Senate, including John McCain, voted against the so-called "skinny repeal", which would've repealed only some of the key parts of the Affordable Care Act, such as the individual mandate, pre-existing conditions and essential benefits.

Three Republican Senators voted against it, with McCain delivering the final and decisive vote against the repeal, for a 49-51 vote on the third Republican attempt at repealing Obamacare.

Boy Scouts apologize for Trump's stupid speech

On July 24 Donald Trump went to the Boy Scout Jamboree, a tradition held by American presidents. But instead of delivering a speech actually related to the Boy Scouts (that is, to kids no older than teenagers), Trump went on an egotistic rant about attacking his political opponents, on how he won the election, and about partying on yatchs.

Originally I did not make an entry about this because I thought the incident was too stupid to even bother with it.

Until today.

Because today, the Boy Scouts apologized to its members for Trump's stupid remarks.

DAY 187: Scaramucci proves to be an even bigger idiot than Spicer. Twice. In a day.

Oh this all too entertaining. Not even a week into his new post as White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci just proved to be a bigger idiot than Sean Spicer was. Twice. In the same day.

First, "Mooch" tweeted an apparent threat against White House Chief of Staff Rience Priebus because Mooch though Priebus leaked one of his financial forms to the press. The form proved Scaramucci was going to make a lot of money off the company he sold in order to be a White House official. Mooch basically asked Priebus to prove it wasn't him the one who leaked the form.

Turned out the form was obtained by Politico through legal channels, as the form was public to begin with.

Trump prohibits transgender people in the military apparently to cover his Trumpcare failure

Just when the Republicans were about to fail at voting a simple repeal of Obamacare, Donald Trump tweeted this:

After consultation with my Generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States Government will not accept or allow......

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017

....Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military. Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming.....

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017

....victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. Thank you

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017

DAY 186: TRUMP LOSES AGAIN: Simple Obamacare repeal doesn't get enough votes

After less than a day since the Republicans could not get enough votes to pass the repeal and replace of Obamacare, today they tried to pass a simple repeal without replace.

Guess what? It also failed. Seven Republican Senators voted against Donald Trump's stupidest plan.

According to The New York Times:

DAY 185: Trump loses hard: Trumpcare fails as 9 Republican Senators voted against it

Donald Trump lost hard in the Senate today, as he was able to get away with voting to debate the repeal and replacement of Obamacare by one vote (Mike Pence's, who had to break the 50-50 tie), but when it came the time to vote on the actual repeal and replacement plan -that is, on Trumpcare- nine GOP Senators voted against it, dealing a crushing defeat to Trump, with 43 votes in favore of Trumpcare and 57 votes against it.

After that vote, the Senate can still vote on amendments to the bill that might not pass the House, or a simple repeal, but three Republican Senators have already said publicly they would not vote in favor of a simple repeal.

DAY 184: Trump is asking a court to drop a lawsuit against him just because

According to Politico, Donald Trump is asking an appeals court to drop a lawsuit against him from protesters who were attacked by Trump supporters at a rally in 2016 after Trump said "get 'em out of here."

The reason? Just 'cuz:

“Allowing Plaintiffs’ vexatious claims to proceed would threaten the constitutional separation of powers by imposing an undue burden on the President and the Executive Branch,” Trump lawyer Michael Carvin wrote.

DAY 182: Donald Trump inadvertedly admits Sessions did talk to Russia about his campaign

This morning Donald Trump tweeted the following in regards to the article in the Washington Post showing data from intelligence sources indicating that Jeff Sessions did talk to the Russian ambassador Segei Kislyak about the Trump campaign, which can be considered collusion:

A new INTELLIGENCE LEAK from the Amazon Washington Post,this time against A.G. Jeff Sessions.These illegal leaks, like Comey's, must stop!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 22, 2017

Which means that Trump is inadvertedly confirming the leak published by the Washington Post. Trump didn't say it wasn't true. He confirmed it as an intelligence leak, which means the information is real.

Trump's re-election campaig spent $600,000... on Trump properties

According to Wired, Donald Trump's re-election campaign has already spent $600,000 dollars (yes, over half a million) on Trump properties.

From the Wired article:

According to the Trump campaign's self-reported FEC filings, this has amounted to about $600,000 spent at Trump-owned properties in just the first six months of his presidency.

Nearly $400,000 of that campaign money went to rent at Trump Tower, with $90,000 going to the The Trump Corporation for "legal consulting," nearly $60,000 to the Trump International Golf Club, $15,000 to the Trump International Hotel in DC, and about $1,700 to Trump-brand bottled water, among various payments. And that's just the money that went to businesses in which Trump has a personal role. The Trump campaign has spent a total of $10 million in the last six months; any shell companies and subsidiaries of other Trump-owned businesses that may have gotten a piece of that don't have to be disclosed.

Jeff Sessions discussed Trump's campaign with Russian officials: WP

According to The Washington Post, intelligence sources confirmed that Jeff Sessions did discuss Trump's campaign with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak. Twice.

The intelligence agencies know this because they recorded Kislyak's conversations with Moscow, informing them of the content of his interactions with Sessions.

This means Sessions lied to Congress when he was asked during his confirmation hearings if he had discussed the Trump campaign with Russian officials.

From the article:

DAY 181: Sean Spicer resigns and gets replaced with Scaramucci, who used to bash Trump

So it finally happened. Sean Spicer resigned from the Trump administration after six months as the main liaison between the White House and the media. Why did Spicer resign? Because Trump wanted Anthony Scaramucci to be the new White House communications director and Spicer did not agree with Trump picking him for the job.

What's ironic about this is the fact that Scaramucci used to bash Donald Trump, calling him a hack, among other things, as early as August of 2015, before the Republican primaries. AND he said it on Fox News:

The New York Times facts checks Trump's interview; He lied about Shinzo Abe's wife

After the New York Times published an interview with Donald Trump, they actually fact checked his answers. Turns out Trump lied several times.

One of the most notorious of his lies was saying Shinzo Abe's wife, Akie Abe, does not speak English "not even hello." Turns out not only Akie Abe does speak English, as it is part of her education at a catholic school in Japan, but she's also a former radio DJ, so there was no reason for Trump to say he couldn't talk to her because of language.

Why is this relevant? Because of the following:

Trump has lied 836 during his first six months in office: WP

The Washington Post published an article showing Donald Trump has lied 836 during his first six months in office. An average of 4.6 times per day.

Here's one of the most recent lies:

As it turned out, the president’s claim — that he has signed more bills (42) at this point than “any president ever” — was completely wrong. Just among recent presidents, he’s behind Jimmy Carter (70 bills signed), George H.W. Bush (55) and Bill Clinton (50).

DAY 180: Trump is looking into the use of presidential pardon for Russia investigation

According to The Washington Post, Donald Trump asked his aides about the use of the presidential pardon because of the FBI's Russia investigation.

Trump has asked his advisers about his power to pardon aides, family members and even himself in connection with the probe, according to one of those people. A second person said Trump’s lawyers have been discussing the president’s pardoning powers among themselves.

AND, according to The New York Times, Trump is also investigating Robert Mueller's team to see if he can find a way to discredit the Russia investigation.

Trump and Kobach lie about false "voter fraud" but end up backfiring

Both, Donald Trump and Kris Kobach blatantly lied today, insisting on Trump's bullshit story about Hillary Clinton winning the popular vote because of a non-existent "voter fraud."

Kobach said, for example, that we "may never know" if Hillary Clinton won the popular vote because if there are fraudulent votes then we can't be sure if those votes were for Clinton or for Trump.

This is what Kobach said:

Kobach: “We may never know” if Clinton won the popular vote. (We do know. She did. By about 3M votes. This is an astonishingly false claim.) pic.twitter.com/2gYqvVUCSa

— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) July 19, 2017

Problem is, that argument means Trump may not have won the electoral college vote either, since, following Kobach's logic, we may not know if there were fraudulent votes for Trump.

Now Trump is attacking Jeff Sessions and threatening Robert Mueller

In an interview with The New York Times, Donald Trump attacked Jeff Sessions and threatened Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

Regarding Sessions, Trump said he would've picked somebody else for Attorney General if Sessions was going to recuse himself with the Russia investigation:

“Sessions should have never recused himself and if he was going to recuse himself he should have told me before he took the job and I would have picked somebody else.”

DAY 180: TRUMP LOSES AGAIN: Supreme Court upholds block to Trump's Muslim ban restrictions

Remember how a federal court in Hawaii blocked the White House's rule banning grandparents, grandchildren, cousins, uncles, aunts, nephews and nieces from being declared "close family" for the purpose of the Muslim ban? Well, the Supreme Court today upheld the federal court's ruling.

The Supreme Court left in place the restriction for refugees who are being helped by resettlement agencies, however, but that will only last until october.

Another person not disclosed by Don Jr was at meeting with Russian lawyer

An eight person was at the meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and the Russian lawyer Natalia Vaselnitskaya at Trump tower.

According to The Washington Post, the person is Ike Kaveladze, an American employee of a Russian real estate company.

According to The New York Times, Ike Kaveladze went to the meeting to represent Russian oligarchs Aras and Emin Agalarov, who are close friends with Donald Trump.

TRUMP LOSES: Tries to repeal and delay Obamacare, but it also failes

So today the Republicans tried one last, desperate attempt at repealing Obamacare in the Senate. Since they did not have the votes to repeal and replace Obamacare with Trumpcare, Trump told them to propose a Repeal and Delay tactic in which the Senate would repeal Obamacare and not propose anything to replace it until a later date. Trump claimed that way the Democrats would be forced to negotiate.

But the plan backfired. Three Republican senators openly said they would vote against the plan, since a simple repeal without replacement would leave 32 million people without health insurance and premiums would double. As a result, the Repeal and Delay plan failed.

DAY 179: Donald Trump had secret meeting with Putin

The New York Times publishes today that after their first meeting at the G-20 summit, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met again at a dinner, but Trump didn't tell the public about it and his administration did not keep records of the meeting.

Still, a witness to the meeting describes Trump's attitude as wanting other world leaders to know he was closer to Putin than they were.

From the NYT article:

Seven in ten Americans think Trump's behavior is unpresidential: Poll

A new ABC/Washington Post poll reveals that 70% of Americans consider Donald Trump's behavior is unpresidential, while only 24% think his behavior is fitting and proper.

The poll also shows that for 57% of Americans, the more they hear about Trump, the more they dislike him, while for 29% the more they hear about him the more they like him.

DAY 178: TRUMP LOSES: Trumpcare collapses

According to The New York Times, the Republican bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, known as Trumpcare, collapsed after two more Republican Senators announced they would vote against the bill.

That brings the total number of Republican Senators opposed to the bill to four, two fewer than needed to pass the bill with the tie-breaking vote of Vice President Mike Pence.

People protested against Donald Trump even at one of his golf courses

Donald Trump tweeted this today in reference to the fact that he was present at a major US women's gold tournament at one of his golf courses in New Jersey:

Thank you to all of the supporters, who far out-numbered the protesters, yesterday at the Women's U.S. Open. Very cool!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 16, 2017

And indeed there were people who waved at him during the tournament and there were people who turned their backs at him because they'd rather see the tournament. But that implies something else:

DAY 177: ABC/WP poll shows Trump has the worst approval ratings in 70 years

A new poll by ABC and The Washington Post shows that Donald Trump has the worst approval rating for an American president's first six months in office in 70 years.

The poll gives Trump a 36% approval rating and a 58% disapproval at the six-month mark of his administration. Not even Gerald Ford, after Richard Nixon's resignation in 1974, had such low approval. Ford's approval was a 39% after being in office for six months.

Donald Trump's campaign fund has spent $50K in defending Donald Trump Jr.

Remember how Donald Trump started asking for campaign money for his 2020 reelection shortly after he took office? Well, according to The Daily Beast, Trump's campaign fund has spent $50,000 dollars in legal fees to defend Donald Trump Junior, who is now in the middle of the Russia-gate scandal. The spending coincided with very first revelation of the emails that led to the meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and with Russian lawyer Natalia Vaselnitskaya.

From the Daily Beast article:

DAY 176: Former Soviet agent who met with Trump Jr. was able to get hacked emails

According to The New York Times, the former Soviet counter-intelligence operative who met with Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer to get dirt on Hillary Clinton was able to gain access to hacked emails.

From the NYT article:

Russian lobbyist also attended Trump Jr.'s meeting with Russian lawyer

According to The New York Times, a former Soviet counter-intelligence agent who currently is a lobbyist for the Kremlin in Washington, was also present during the meeting between Donald Trump Jr., the Russian lawyer Natalia Vaselnitskaya, Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort.

Donald Trump Jr. had previously not disclosed this fact about the meeting.

From the NYT article:

DAY 175: TRUMP LOSES: Judge strikes down Muslim ban's restriction on grandparents

A federal court in Hawaii ruled that the Trump administration's prohibition in the temporary Muslim ban on grandparents and extended family, such as cousins, is unconstitutional.

According to The New York Times:

A federal judge in Hawaii ruled late Thursday that the Trump administration’s temporary ban on travelers from six predominantly Muslim countries and on refugees should not prevent grandparents and other close relatives of residents from entering the United States.

The judge, Derrick K. Watson of Federal District Court in Honolulu, also declared that refugees with ties to a resettlement agency that was committed to receiving them had a relationship that made them eligible to enter the country.

DAY 174: Even though it was a crime, Trump says most would've met with Russian lawyer

According to Politico, Donald Trump tried to justify Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer by claiming that most people would've done it.

This is what Trump said during a press conference in France:

“I think from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. I think it’s a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken.”

Trump's FBI pick says Russia investigation is not a witch hunt

Contraducting the many times Donald Trump has said the Russia investigation is a "witch hunt", Christpher Wray, nominated by Trump to head the FBI, testified before the Senate saying the Russia investigation by Robert Mueller is not a witch hunt:

Trump bites his own ass by attacking media sources

Donald Trump tweeted this today in a feeble attempt at trying to discredit the media because they protect their sources:

Remember, when you hear the words "sources say" from the Fake Media, often times those sources are made up and do not exist.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 12 de julio de 2017

Well, guess what? You guess it. Trump has used "sources" several times:

Trump wants to make American taxpayers pay for his border wall

Yesterday the House of Representatives introduced a bill asking for $1.6 billion dollars to build Donald Trump's border wall. Today, Trump boasted the bill on Twitter:

Big WIN today for building the wall. It will secure the border & save lives. Now the full House & Senate must act! ➡️https://t.co/TTg7lvBdo2 pic.twitter.com/xhiknXko70

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 12 de julio de 2017

But the bill would be paid with US taxpayer money. Meaning not only Mexico will not pay for the wall, but Trump will also break his campaign promise of making Mexico pay for it.

DAY 173: Donald Trump Sr. was recorded hanging out with people at the center of Don Jr.'s emails

CNN obtained footage of Donald Trump hanging out and being very close to Rob Goldstone and the Agalarovs, the people who initiated the contact via email with Donald Trump Jr. to set up a meeting with Kremlin-linked lawyer Natalia Vaselnitskaya. Trump Jr claimed Goldstone and the Agalarovs were casual acquaintances, but Trump Sr. is seen in the video praising the Agalarovs and being more than a casual acquaintance.

DAY 172: Email to Trump Jr. said Russian government was helping Trump

The New York Times published the actual email Donald Trump Jr. received with a request to meet with a Russian lawyer who was supposed to give the Trump campaign information against Hillary Clinton. The email said that was part of an effort by the Russian government to help Trump. Donald Trump Jr.'s response? "I love it."

From the NYT article:

The documents “would incriminate Hillary and her dealings with Russia and would be very useful to your father,” read the email, written by a trusted intermediary, who added, “This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government’s support for Mr. Trump.”

DAY 171: Donald Trump Jr. was told Russian government wanted to help Trump

The New York Times published an article showing that Donald Trump Jr. knew that the meeting him, Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort had with a Russian lawyer to get dirt on Hillary Clinton was actually an effort from the Russian government to help Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

Trump Jr. knew because he was informed in an email the meeting with the Russian lawyer was part of an effort by the Russian government to aid Trump. But Trump Jr. went ahead with the meeting anyway.

From the NYT article:

Trump waffled on cybersecurity with Russia after Trump Jr.'s scandal broke

So this very morning Donald Trump tweeted this:

Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded..

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 9, 2017

Then, a few hours later, the news of Donald Trump Jr. meeting with a Russian lawyer linked to the Kremlin to get dirt on Hillary Clinton broke.

THEN, Trump twitted this:

Steve Mnuchin doesn't want to talk about who will pay for the border wall

When asked by ABC if it's time for the Donald Trump to admit Mexico won't pay for the border wall, Secretary of Treasury Steve Mnuchin changed the subject and said that's not the focus for the time being, and that instead the priority is NAFTA.

Which is a pretty dumb way to change the subject, as there's no way to force Mexico to pay for the wall and Congress won't give Trump the money to pay for it.

DAY 171: Donald Trump Jr. seems to admit collusion with Russia in meeting with lawyer

The New York Times published a follow-up article to its July 8 piece on the meeting between a Russian lawyer with links to the Kremlin and members of the Trump campaign, but with a huge revelation: At least Donald Trump Jr. was promised damaging information by the Russian lawyer, which reinforces the suspicion that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.

From the NYT article, which points out that it is inclear if the lawyer actually delivered the damaging information, but she was expected to do so by the Trump campaign:

Trump Jr, Jared Kushner and Paul Manfort met with Kremlin-related lawyer in 2016

The New York Times published today that weeks days after Donald Trump won the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump Junior, Jared Kushner and Trump's campaign manager Paul Manafort met with a lawyer called Natalia Veselnitskaya who has ties to the Russian government.

Trump Jr. claims the meeting was supposed to be about a Russian adoption program, but that adoption program was actually a way for Vladimit Putin to meddle into American congressional affairs.

From the NYT article:

Trump goes again against the media a day after he said "who cares" about the media

Yesterday, July 7, Donald Trump said "who cares?" about what the media says about him:

I will represent our country well and fight for its interests! Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares! We will #MAGA!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 7, 2017

But today, he bitched about the media again:

DAY 170: Trump says it's a bad thing to be associated with him

While Ivanka Trump caused a controversy for taking Donald Trum'ps seat at the table for the G20 leaders, Donald Trump read a statement saying he's proud of her, but he admitted that "the only thing bad she has going" is being associated with with him.

President Trump praises daughter Ivanka at G-20 Summit: "If she weren't my daughter, it would be so much easier for her" pic.twitter.com/Q8F9C0MNUF

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 8, 2017

DAY 169: Trump claims he "pressed" Putin about 2016 election, but didn't want leaks of meeting

Donald Trump met in private with Vladimir Putin for over two hours after showing a very friendly disposition towards the Russian president at the G20 summit. Prior to the private meeting, according to the videos released by the press, Trump looked more eager to be friendly to Putin than Putin to him. Here's the video from CNN:


https://youtu.be/RU7SVwuY87s

But what really should raise eyebrows is what followed at the private meeting.

DAY 168: Trump still doesn't dare to admit Russia hacked the 2016 election

For the umpteenth time, Donald Trump refused to admit Russia hacked the 2016 and said "nobody knows" if Russia did it. Still, he blamed Barack Obama for doing nothing. So if Obama did nothing, then Russia DID hack the election. According to ABC:

Ahead of a crucial meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump stopped short Thursday of condemning Moscow for meddling in the U.S. presidential election — and refused to say if he would raise the issue when the leaders go behind closed doors.

But what's interesting is what followed. Trump said:

DAY 167: Trump LOSES and tries to justify (again) his failed policy with China

Donald Trump tweeted the following message this morning trying to justify his failed policy with China, which basically was an attempt to make China deal with North Korea instead of Trump having a real policy to contain North Korea:

Trade between China and North Korea grew almost 40% in the first quarter. So much for China working with us - but we had to give it a try!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 5, 2017

CNN debunks Trump's claims on the economy

Several times Donald Trump has claimed on Twitter that the economy is great because of him. Well, CNN debunked that claim today showing the conomy is actually weaker with Trump than with Barack Obama:

DAY 166: Poll shows more Americans trust CNN than Donald Trump

According to a new poll by Survey Monkey, published by Axios, more American trust CNN than Donald Trump.

The poll shows 50% of Americans trust CNN, while only 43% trust Donald Trump. 7% said they didn't know.

Trumps retweets false claim about why he won Wisconsin

Donald Trump retweeted a false claim regarding why he won the state of Wisconsin in 2016. The claim was made by his Chief of Staff, Reince Priebus, and repeated by an article published by madison.com.

With a strong candidate in @POTUS & @GOP revolutionary data program, Republicans carried WI for 1st time in 30 yearshttps://t.co/WUDvUZZ1n1

— Reince Priebus (@Reince) July 3, 2017

Priebus claims the GOP won in Wisconsin because of a "strong candidate" and because of "revolutionary data program" by the Republicans that allowed them to find more voters.

But the claim is false. Trump had actually fewer votes in Wisconsin than Mitt Romney in 2012.

DAY 165: Investor who spotted Enron's fall says Trump's infrastructure plan is "fake fiscal news"

The short seller investor who spotted the demise of Enron said Donald Trump's infrastructure plan is "fake fiscal news" that will not work.

In an interview, investor Jim Chanos said the reason why Trump's plan won't work is because Trump wants public-private partnerships for infrastructure projects, but that will only work for some small projects, not for the major projects the United States needs.

Corporate crime watchdog at Justice Department resigned because Trump did not follow ethics

According to the International Business Times, Hui Chen, one of the corporate crime watchdogs at the Justice Department resigned her post because the lawsuits against Donald Trump for violating corporate ethics made her impossible for her to do her job.

The IBT points out she resigned in June, but she's now telling why in a post on Linkeding that has the following text:

DAY 164: Trump sinks to new low tweeting video of him attacking CNN

Donald Trump tweeted a video today showing him attacking CNN in a pretty infantile way:

#FraudNewsCNN #FNN pic.twitter.com/WYUnHjjUjg

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 2 de julio de 2017

To make things even more childish, Trump said the following at a rally today:

DAY 163: Trump throws tantrum over refusal by states to turn over voter rolls

After almost half of the states, including Republican states, refused to hand over their voter rolls to vote suppressor Kris Kobach, appointed by Trump to "investigate" Trump's bullshit allegations of voter fraud in 2016, this morning Donald Trump threw a tantrum on Twitter:

Numerous states are refusing to give information to the very distinguished VOTER FRAUD PANEL. What are they trying to hide?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 1, 2017