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MORE in a speech hours after signing a defense bill named after the Arizona Republican.  Trump, speaking at a New York fundraising event, sarcastically referred to McCain as “one of our wonderful senators,” and referenced McCain’s key vote against a proposed repeal of the Affordable Care Act. The comment prompted a small chorus of boos from the audience. Trump earlier in the day did not mention McCain during his signing of the defense bill, a $717 billion piece of legi

Special counsel MORE is likely a target in the probe. Stone has long been subject to public scrutiny as a result of his connections to WikiLeaks and Guccifer 2.0, the hacking persona that Mueller’s team now alleges was a front for Russian intelligence officers. The focus on Stone has seemed to intensify in recent weeks, as Mueller has sought testimony from a growing number of individuals linked to him. Legal analysts see this as a sign that Stone is a subject, if not a target, of the investigation into whether there was collusion between Trump’s campaign and Moscow.

Former White House aide MORE, and that his office has already reached out to her. Manigault Newman appeared Monday on MNSBC's "Hardball" as part of her ongoing press tour for her new White House memoir. Asked by host Chris Matthews if she has tapes from her time working in the Trump administration beyond the two she has shared publicly in recent days, Manigault Newman said, "I have plenty." "Anything Mueller would like to see?" Matthews asked. "If his office calls again ... anything they want I’ll share," Manigault Newman responded.

The furor around MORE is rumbling on — and that is bad news for the White House, even as the administration disparages the former reality show star as lacking in credibility. Manigault Newman, who served in Trump’s White House for almost a year, made her share of enemies during her tenure.

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The TAKE with Rick Klein The waters of President Donald Trump's swamp continue to rise. The first member of Congress to endorse Trump's candidacy now stands indicted for insider trading – for financial moves he’s alleged to have directed while on the phone at a

The TAKE with Rick Klein President Donald Trump took another post-election victory lap.

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