WTF Just Happened Today

Your essential guide to the daily shock and awe in national politics.

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Day 876: Probably not a good idea.


1/ Trump backtracked on his willingness to accept help from foreign governments, saying "of course" he would "absolutely" report an encounter to the FBI. Trump, however, added that he'd alert the FBI only after reviewing the material first, "becau...


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 June 15, 2019  4m
 
 

Day 875: The green light.


1/ Trump admitted that he'd "want to hear" from foreign governments with damaging information about his political opponents. Trump claimed "there isn't anything wrong with listening" to a foreign government if they contacted him and said "we have ...


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 June 14, 2019  8m
 
 

Day 874: Not at all worried.


1/ Trump asserted executive privilege over subpoenaed documents about the administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census. The move, on the advice of the Justice Department, was meant to undercut a vote later in the day ...


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 June 12, 2019  3m
 
 

Day 873: Not off the table.


1/ The White House will review and decide what evidence from Robert Mueller's report the House Judiciary Committee gets to see. The Trump administration will work with the Justice Department and is expected to assert executive privilege to limit t...


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 June 12, 2019  4m
 
 

Day 872: Possibly catastrophic.


1/ The Justice Department agreed to provide Congress with "key evidence" collected by Robert Mueller related to obstruction of justice and abuse of power by Trump. House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said "Mueller's most important files" will be...


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 June 11, 2019  5m
 
 

Day 869: Untenable.


1/ The Justice and Commerce departments rejected subpoenas by House Democrats demanding more documents about the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 Census. Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd sent a letter to House Oversight and Re...


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 June 7, 2019  4m
 
 

Day 868: Aesthetics.


1/ Mexico proposed sending about 6,000 National Guard troops to the country's border with Guatemala to help stem migration as part of a deal to avoid Trump's tariffs. Mexico and Guatemala also agreed to consider significant changes in asylum laws ...


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 June 7, 2019  3m
 
 

Day 867: The cleanest climate.


1/ Trump said he believes climate change "goes both ways," claimed the U.S. has one of "the cleanest climates," and blamed China, India, and Russia for polluting the environment. Trump's comments came after a 90-minute meeting with Prince Charles ...


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 June 5, 2019  5m
 
 

Day 866: False light.


1/ The White House directed Hope Hicks not to cooperate with a House Judiciary Committee subpoena for documents related to her White House service. The White House also instructed Annie Donaldson, the former deputy White House counsel, not to turn...


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 June 4, 2019  4m
 
 

Day 865: Presidential obstruction and other crimes.


1/ Before even landing in England for his first official state visit to the U.K., Trump tweeted that the mayor of London was a "stone cold loser" for being "foolishly 'nasty'" to him. Sadiq Khan wrote an op-ed prior to the visit, calling Trump "on...


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 June 4, 2019  4m