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White House: "Oh My God, For The Billionth Time" Spicer Is Not Being Fired
Sources tell BuzzFeed News that press secretary Sean Spicer has drawn President Trump’s ire, and that Trump is sounding out aides and friends about replacing him. The White House pushed back hard on reports that Spicer’s job is in danger.
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Trump Fired The FBI Director And No One Knew It Was Coming
Washington is shook.
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Donald Trump Is Trying To Set The Washington Media Up For A Big Self-Own
“Score one for the counter programmer in chief. It’s unfortunate that we can’t set pens and political swords aside for a single night,” said one CNN executive of Trump’s rally up against the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
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The Senate Took A Field Trip To The White House Where They Learned Little About North Korea
Senators rode buses to the White House on Wednesday for a briefing on North Korea that they said didn’t include any new information. “It’s kind of like a school bus in junior high.”
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The Swamp Is Getting Tired Of Winning
Trump learns old Republican politics works.
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The Stay-At-Home POTUS: Why Trump Still Hasn’t Taken A Foreign Trip
America First, America Only. Obama traveled to nine countries and Bush had visited two at this same point in their presidencies.
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Justice Department Says No To Funding Vote On Puerto Rican Statehood
In a letter from the Department of Justice to the governor of Puerto Rico, the agency detailed reasons why they were denying the $2.5 million appropriation for a plebiscite vote that would indicate what the island wants for its future political status.
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Bill O’Reilly Is Running Out Of Friends
Fox News staffers have doubts about O’Reilly’s “vacation” amid an advertising backlash, and the Murdoch family weighs his future at Fox News after harassment allegations.
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Trump Says CNN Is Fake News — But That’s Where He Wants Surrogates
Trump has harsh words for CNN publicly, but he also is telling key surrogates to get airtime on the network. “If you read between the lines, you see the strategy,” a CNN executive said.
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A Pro-Trump Group Told Donors Its First Goal Was Repealing Obamacare
And now White House deputy chief of staff Katie Walsh is coming on board to help right the ship.
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Trump Extends A Hand To Hispanic Businesses — But Some Are Worried About What Happens Next
The administration is meeting with Hispanic business organizations thrilled to be engaged by the Trump team, but outside the beltway some Latinos and immigrants are receding into the shadows.
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Donald Trump Doesn’t Win Anymore
“The closer” blew it.
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President Trump Is Going To War With The Numbers He Doesn’t Like
The same jobs numbers are sometimes “phony,” other times “great,” and data from the same report is “consistently wrong” and also “pretty good.”
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Breitbart Is A Player In This Paul Ryan-White House Drama
“Anything that is harmful to passing the president’s agenda is counterproductive,” one White House official told BuzzFeed News, the day after a Breitbart exclusive put Speaker Ryan and President Trump at odds with leaked audio of Ryan saying he wouldn’t defend Trump.
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Activists Prepare To Battle Trump Over Immigrants’ Use Of Public Benefits
The Trump administration won’t confirm or deny that an executive order on the use of public assistance is on the way, but advocacy groups are already preparing to fight.
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Reince Priebus’s Job Could Hinge On Wins For Trump’s Agenda
White House staffers might have their knives out for him, but any shake-up in the coming months will depend more on the legislative accomplishments Trump’s chief of staff, who is close to Hill Republicans, can shepherd through Congress.
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Steve Bannon Helped Preserve DACA But Democrats And Activists Aren’t Celebrating
They’re bracing for what’s coming: millions of deportations and further crackdowns on both legal and illegal immigration.
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The Mixed Messages Of Trump’s "Heart" On Immigration
So far, DACA remains in tact and privately President Trump says DREAMers shouldn’t worry about deportation — but they continue to be detained across the country.
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Trump Gets Anonymity After Dissing Anonymous Sources
On Friday, Trump said the media “shouldn’t be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody’s name.” On Tuesday, he spoke as a “senior administration official” in stories.
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Trump Calls For Compromise Between Two Parties On Immigration
In a meeting with news anchors, President Trump said it’s time for compromise on an immigration bill, a major departure from the way he has framed the issue in the past. But Democrats aren’t buying it.
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