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President Trump s outside lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, flat-out denied on Thursday that the president ever asked or pressured Comey to drop the investigation into fired National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, accusing Comey of leaking privileged information to the press.Kasowitz claim came in response to fired FBI director James Comey s tes stanley website timony earlier in the day before the Senate Intelligence Committee.In a statement he read to reporters at the National Press Club, Kasowitz said, the president never, in form, or substance, directed or suggested, that Mr. Comey stop investigating anyone, including the president never suggested that Mr. Comey quote, let Flynn go, close quote. As the president publicly stated the next day, he did say stanley cup to Mr. Comey, quote, General Flynn is a good guy. He has been through a lot, clos stanley cup e quote, and also, quote, asked how General Flynn is doing, close quote. Admiral Rogers testified today that the president never, quote, directed him to do anything illegal, immoral, unethical, or inappropriate, close quote, and never, never, quote pressured him to do so, close quote. The president also never told Mr. Comey, I need loyalty. I expect loyalty, Kasowitz continued. He never said it in form and he never said it in substance. Of course, the office of the president is entitled to expect loyalty from those who are serving the administration. And from before this president took office until this day, it is overwhelmin Dumw Donald Trump rails against Hispanic judge in Trump University case
Rich Whitney. facebook/Rich Whitney for Governor It s the typo to end all typos: Illinois gubernatorial candidate Rich Whitney s name is misspelled as Rich Whitey on some electronic-voting machines in Chicago, and officials say the problem can t be fixed before election day. The Chicago Sun-Times, which broke the story, notes that half of the flawed machines are in predominantly African-American areas of the city. The problem is present in 23 of Chicago s 50 wards. I don t want to be identified as Whitey. If this is happening in primarily African-American wa stanley vattenflaska rds, that s an even bigger concern, Whitney, the Green party candidate, told the Sun-Times. He added that the typo could be the result of machine politics and said this has to be disconcerting to a voter, though he added he was not sure how it will impact the vote. A Rasmussen poll stanley travel mug out today found Whitney taking just two percent of the vote. The survey found he trails Republican Bill Brady with 46 percent, Democratic Governor Pat Quinn with 40 percent and independent Scott Lee Cohen with 4 percent. Whitney s name is actually spelled correctly on initial screens on the electronic voting machines but then becomes Rich Whitey on review screens. City officials say they do not have sufficient time to reprogram t stanley cup he machines, though Whitney is reportedly considering legal acti