Headquarters here in new york. And you knew we would get here at some point. This was, in, day 666 of the trump administration, and tonight, as the president and his legal team await the next move of the Mueller Investigation, the president seemed to indicate he knows today its coming to an end. The witch hunt, as i call it, should never have taken place, it continues to go on. I imagine its ending now, from what i hear, its ending. And im sure it will be just fine. And you know why its going to be just fine . Because there was no collusion. Remember it was just yesterday, he called the inner workings of the investigation a total mess. The president s also been dealing with those written questions from investigators. The Washington Post spoke with trumps personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and reports this, quote, the president has met with lawyers nearly every day this week in sessions to review his answers, including a fourhour session wednesday and 90 minutes wednesday night, according
At some point. This was, in fact, day 666 of the Trump Administration and tonight as the president and his legal team await the next move of the Mueller Investigation, the president seemed to indicate today he knows its coming to an end. The witchhunt, as i call it, should never have taken place, it continues to go on. I imagine its ending now, from what i hear its ending. And im sure it will be just fine and you know why it will be just fine . Because there was no collusion. Remember it was just yesterday he called the inner workings of the investigation a total mess. The president has been dealing with those written questions from investigators. The Washington Post spoke with trumps personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and reports this. Quote, the president has met with lawyers nearly everyday this week in sessions to resue his answers including a fourhour session wednesday and 90 minutes wednesday night. According to people familiar with the sessions, the questions, roughly two dozen, fo
Phillips to sell works by Jean-Michel Basquiat from the Diane and Alan Page Collection
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Starvation), 1981. Estimate: $250,000 - 350,000. Image courtesy of Phillips.
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.-Phillips announced the sale of two works from the collection of former Minnesota State Supreme Court Justice and Legendary NFL Hall of Famer Alan Page. Held in the acclaimed collection of Justice Alan and Diane Page for over 35 years, Untitled (Starvation) and Untitled (The Athlete) are milestones of the revolutionary approach that launched Jean-Michel Basquiat to international acclaim in 1981. Their inclusion in Phillips 20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale on 24 June marks the first time that they have ever been offered publicly.
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