Tuesday, October 3, 2017
1/ Trump said he’ll "be talking about gun laws as time goes by.
2/ Robert Mueller's top legal counsel is researching limits on pre-emptive presidential pardons.
3/ The Justice Department overruled memos that concluded presidents cannot appoint their relatives to the White House staff or presidential commissions.
4/ Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump used a third private email address for government business.
5/ The Senate Foreign Relations Committee wants to know if White House officials used private emails for diplomacy.
6/ The CIA denied a request by the Senate Judiciary Committee to let them view information about Russian meddling.
7/ Russian operatives used Facebook's retargeting tool to target specific ads and messages to voters.
8/ Trump visited Puerto Rico today despite aides urging him to put off the trip citing concerns of protests about the slow relief effort.
9/ Trump called for Puerto Rico to be “very proud” that more didn't die in “a real catastrophe like Katrina."
10/ Pence’s chief of staff called for wealthy donors to "purge" Republican lawmakers that don’t support Trump’s agenda.
11/ Scott Pruitt has held almost daily meetings with top corporate executives and lobbyists from all the sectors that he regulates.