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Gohmert was owned. It was beautiful to watch.

The President softened his stance from that in The Sun's world exclusive interview

ehBeth wrote:

Gohmert was owned. It was beautiful to watch.

Agreed; talk about getting shut down.

The Sun wrote:

The President softened his stance from that in The Sun's world exclusive interview

Source: The Sun (Updated: 13th July 2018, 3:14 pm)

Donald Trump heaps praise on the UK and says ‘whatever you do’ with Brexit ‘is okay with me – just make sure you can trade with us’

So that only that part of the report you point at is true, the rest is fake news like the video.

Thank for your expertise!

But again: what about you following the press conference? Fake journalist posing fake questions getting concrete-true answers?

I don't have to follow the subsequent "press conference" to know that everything you've posted about it (i.e., the interview) is false, eh, Walt?

However, Trump has claimed his suggestion for how to deliver Brexit was "too tough" for Theresa May - but she might have to take his advice if her plans failed. He insisted he had given May a "suggestion" on how to conduct the negotiations, but he refused to clarify further what his advice had been.

The PM said: "We agreed today, that as the UK leaves the European Union, we will pursue an ambitious US-UK Free Trade Agreement...Asked if her Chequers plan would block global trade deals, Mrs May replied: "There will be no limit to the possibility of us doing trade deals with the rest of the world."

layman wrote:

I don't have to follow the subsequent "press conference" to know that everything you've posted about it (i.e., the interview) is false, eh, Walt?

Seriously: you think all the aired live reports are faked? Even those the US-Embassy Court of St James's posted?

The President also doubled down on his criticism of Europe's immigration policies at the press conference.

He had told The Sun: "I think allowing millions and millions of people to come into Europe is very, very sad. I think you are losing your culture."

And asked about the comments today, Mr Trump said: "I think it's been very bad for Europe.

"What has happened is very tough, it's a very tough situation... you see the terror attacks that I do.

"They'd better watch themselves because you're changing culture, you're changing a lot of things, you're changing security. I do not think it's good for Europe."

Pretty good one.
A woman, spray-painted green and dressed as the Statue of Liberty carries this sign:

Go home and think about what you've done.

maporsche wrote:

ehBeth wrote:

Gohmert was owned. It was beautiful to watch.

Agreed; talk about getting shut down.

Louie kicked his self some BIGTIME ass.

You see a bunch of moronic democrats screaming in unison in defense of the guy they are callling a hero deserving of a "purple heart," as "getting owned?" Fraid not.

Nice try, cheese-eaters.

Perino, who also hosts "The Daily Briefing" at 2 p.m. on the network, took Republicans, and specifically Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas), to task for asking Strzok about the affair he was having with Lisa Page, a former FBI lawyer. The text messages were sent between the two while working at the agency.

“Several Republicans, including Louie Gohmert, I will say, went way overboard. It felt like a public lynching. And I thought it was terrible. You know what they should do with these hearings? And I know we’re in television, so maybe we don’t want to say this, they should not be on camera. They should be on the record.”