Article snippet: MORE's report on Russian election interference — and renewing his vow to eschew collaboration until the probes cease. That was all before 8 a.m. “When the ‘extremely stable genius’ starts acting more presidential, I’ll be happy to work with him on infrastructure, trade and other issues,” Pelosi responded on Twitter. The volley of taunting attacks marks a sharp departure from the "Kumbaya" moment the pair had shared just three weeks ago during their first White House meeting on infrastructure, where Trump, Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader MORE (D-N.Y.) shocked Washington by emerging with an agreement for a whopping $2 trillion package to shore up deteriorating roads, bridges, waterways and other projects around the country. In that April 30 meeting, the issue of Democratic investigations did not come up. “Building infrastructure in America has never been a partisan issue,” Pelosi said afterward, “and we hope to go forward in a very nonpartisan way.” The second meeting between the power trio, staged Wednesday, could not have drifted further from the first. The gathering was devised to allow Democratic leaders to glean Trump's proposals for offsetting the $2 trillion price tag of their infrastructure agreement. The conversation never got that far. Instead, Trump blew up the meeting before five minutes had passed, furious at comments Pelosi had made hours earlier, when she accused Trump of being “engaged in a cover-up” by his refusal to cooperate with the Democrats'... Link to the full article to read more