with before. president trump had his first phone call with the newly elected president of ukraine. on april 25th, joe biden jumped into the presidential race. may 6th, the trump administration recalled its ambassador to ukraine. rudy giuliani would later tell the journalist the ambassador was part of the effort against the president. on may 10th, rudy giuliani cancelled the trip to ukraine that he announced to the press. on may 11th, ukraine prosecutors met with the new president who s a political rival asking to be kept on the job. on may 14th, the trump administration cancelled vice president pence s planned trip to ukraine up for the president s inauguration. let s move to july now. on july 24th, former special counsel robert mueller testified before congress. a moment the president and his
came after her, and someone else you might know. larry cud low is here to respond to critics on trump s bold trade moves. but first, let s try to unlock a mystery. why doesn t the russia investigation time line seem to add up? investigative reporter john solomon s latest piece on the hill points out key discrepancies. let s just look at a few facts and dates. one, the fbi s most senior counterintelligence agents visited london in the first week of may 2016. days later, on may 10th, australian diplomat alexander downer met in london at a bar with george papa dap louse who revealed that russia had dirt on hillary clinton. then drump campaign adviser carter page was contacted by an associate of an apparent informant in june. but not until july 31st did the
a couple of great games and last night, red sox, it was back and forth affair. red sox, 6-5, until the eighth inning and then the yankees just stepped on the gas. the playoff atmosphere, the stadium was rocking, mike barnicle was there. the yankee line-up, 1-9 is brutal. yup. exactly. where were we? where were we? let me just say congratulations you guys are in first place. on may 10th. that s awesome. i ve got to tell you, it felt really good being in first place, april 22nd. but it s a long, as we ve all said, both sides have said, it s a long, long season. but i think as long as david price decides to show up this year and earn at least $15 of his multimillion-dollar salary, we ll have a very good pennant race, mike, right? absolutely. it s not even memorial day.
president s decision to accept the recommendation of the deputy attorney general and the attorney general, to remove director comey as the head of the fbi, was based solely and exclusively on his commitment to the best interests of the american people and to ensuring that the fbi has the trust and confidence of the people of this nation. i was going to fire comey. my decision. it was not you had made the edition before they came in? i was going to fire comey. so you have the white house on may 10th saying that this was from the recommendation from rod rosenstein and on the 11th saying regardless of the recommendation, i was going to fire him. he went on to talk about russia and trump and he saw there was nothing there. dan, what are we hearing from the president, if anything, about this? and from the white house? well, ty cobb, one of the president s lawyers, told cnn yesterday there are still no
continues. congressional republicans demanding answers. administration officials denying targeting. then, on may 10th, 2013, a bombshell. irs official lois lerner says in some 75 applications irs officials stepped over the line. an official says workers wrongly singled out organizations which used tea party or patriot in their filings. and on may 15th, 2013, the president goes public. i will not tolerate this kind of behavior in any agency but especially in the irs. congress now aware the targeting did occur called on lois lerner to testify. i have not done anything wrong on may 23rd, refuses call for resignation and placed on administrative leave. associated press reports the irs agent in the cincinnati office believed closely monitored by higher ups in washington. on june 19th, the department