A recent claim by Donald Trump that Barack Obama placed a spy in his campaign team received rebuttal.
One of Trump’s former campaign workers called the claim embarrassing and seemed to be mocking him.
A.J. Delgado once worked as a Senior Adviser for Trump during his 2016 campaign bid.
Trump’s former personal lawyer also faced a crucial decision by the Court system.
Michael Cohen had tried to block Michael Avanetti from attending hearings concerning documents collected from his office.
This attempt failed to gather any traction as Avanetti would be allowed to appear in the Court
“I remain confident that Mr. Cohen’s attempts to exclude me from the case will fail for the reasons we provided,” Avanetti said.
Cohen’s lawyers said “Mr. Avenatti appears to be primarily focused on smearing Mr. Cohen publicly in his efforts to further his own interest in garnering as much media attention as possible.”
As if that wasn’t enough, Jon Meacham, a Presidential historian thinks Trump would be impeached eventually.
Impeachment?
Meacham was basing his assessment on how Richard Nixon behaved prior to his leaving office.
“I would bet a good bit of money this is going to end up in the House with some kind of impeachment proceeding.” He also said, “and the makeup of that body and ultimately the reaction of the United States Senate, which is supposed to be the great deliberative check and the great final hammer on these things.” He added, “I think … that’s going to be the season finale of this.”
Trump’s Presidency had always been compared to his show “The Apprentice.” That belief clearly hadn’t change based on Meacham’s comment.
“Both Nixon and Trump have an ongoing obsession with their former opponents in a way that I think shapes what they do in deleterious ways, to say the least,” Meacham said.
“He was always obsessed with what President Kennedy had gotten away with, in his view, and remember, of course, that’s clearly true with President Trump,” he added.
