mcconnell. today s media event was no doubt part of the pr offensive that began last week with john kelly s unannounced appearance in the briefing room to beat back the narrative that the trump white house has become an adult day care facility. so described by gop senator bob corker. unsurprisingly, at 6:00 a.m. today, a brand-new press account detailing the west wing as a place where aides spend a significant part of their day devising ways to rein in and control the impettuous president appeared in the washington post. here s some of that press conference where the president hit every hot-button issue in today s news cycle. i would like very much to see it be done this year. so we won t go a step further. if we get it done, that s a great achievement. it took years for the reagan administration to get taxes done. i ve been here for nine months. i can say the same thing for health care. if you look at obama, first of all, you look at clinton, they weren t able to get it
complaint. i m talking about a whistle-blower and why are they refusing to pass that complaint on to congress. that is at the heart of the whig post. it could be the plot of a spy novel. as we speak they are briefing the house intelligence community. we re watching to see if any new information comes out of that. according to nbc news. the whistle-blower s complaint stems from a phone call that the president made this our. the conversation was with a foreign leader. according to foreign officials include some sort of promise. we know the inspector general deemed the complaint credible and troubling enough to be a matter of urgent concern and he passed that on to joseph mcguire. that is where things went off track. democrats say the law iraqs the dni to forward that complaint to the congressional intelligence committees. that has not happened. instead they are refusing to share the details with lawmakers prompting several days of harsh criticism. schiff is suggesting the order
Zimbabwe's seventh-wicket pair Luke Jongwe and Clive Madande hit 24 runs in the last over to pull off a thrilling four-wicket win in the second Twenty20 match against Sri Lanka and level the three-match series on Tuesday.
Batting first, Sri Lanka made 173-6 in 20 overs and the tourists needed 20
Zimbabwe's seventh-wicket pair Luke Jongwe and Clive Madande hit 24 runs in the last over to pull off a thrilling four-wicket win in the second Twenty20 match against Sri Lanka and level the three-match series on Tuesday. Batting first, Sri Lanka made 173-6 in 20 overs and the tourists needed 20 runs in the last over bowled by Angelo Mathews in which they hit three sixes, the first of which was a no-ball, and a boundary. To add to the last-over drama, Maheesh Theekshana got under comfortably but