Emails

Stephen Miller railed against Republicans he saw as too weak on immigration and suggested Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients would one day replace white Americans, leaked emails to Breitbart News between 2015 and 2016 show.

White House senior adviser Stephen Miller merged his dual-pronged obsession with immigrants and crime through "off-the-record observation[s]" he provided to Breitbart News about illegal immigrant violence against Americans.

During the 2016 presidential primaries, Miller used Breitbart News to call Rubio a "pathological liar" and to label immigrants as "child sex offenders."

Miller said Breitbart's hit piece on Rubio was "phenomenal and important," and then-presidential candidate Donald Trump tweeted the story.

Leaked emails from Stephen Miller reveal an obsession with white nationalism, the Confederacy and the denigration of minority communities.

The president has reacted badly to the leaked emails, in which the British ambassador said the Trump White House is "uniquely dysfunctional."

"I've been investigated repeatedly by the other side. And, much to their dismay, but to my satisfaction, it's been for naught," the former secretary of state said.

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham said that while President Trump did nothing wrong in regards to 2016 election interference, he still believes the Russian meddling "is a big deal" worthy of increased sanctions.

Jared Kushner's alleged use of WhatsApp for official communication with foreign leaders was dangerous, cybersecurity expert Clint Watts said.

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Peter Melendez, 35, and Robert Koehler, 27, were detained after an officer intercepted emails from a computer, Florida media reported.

Former FBI Director James Comey told Congress that Rudy Giuliani "was making statements that appeared to be based on his knowledge of workings inside the FBI New York."

In an email to a police officer, Ryan Schlesinger allegedly wrote, "Crossing me was the biggest mistake of your life."

"It's awfully tough, as everyone knows, when you're sending emails about a lot of different things," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte said.

Fox apologized after the guest Anna Paulina, director of Spanish engagement at Turning Point USA, a right-wing youth organization, referred to Hillary Clinton as herpes.

"And I believe all of her records are in the historical society," President Trump said, incorrectly, of Ivanka Trump's emails.

The author Stephen King, whose books include "It" and "The Shining," attacked President Donald Trump on Twitter.

Lock her up? "Until the White House provided her the same guidance they had given others who started before she did, Ms. Trump sometimes used her personal account," a spokesman for her attorney said.

President Donald Trump's daughter is drawing comparisons with "Crooked Hillary" Clinton over her use of a personal email account for government business.

The documents were already cleared to be released to the public, according to what a GOP Senate Judiciary Committee spokesman told Newsweek. 

"To the thinking person, there are few things more disconcerting than a tweet by the U.S. president," a "China Daily" editorial said.

"Hillary Clinton's Emails, many of which are Classified Information, got hacked by China," Trump tweeted. "Are they sure it wasn't Russia (just kidding!)?"

In July 2016, then-candidate Donald Trump called on Russian operatives to hack his opponent Hillary Clinton's emails—the latest indictment from the Russian investigation shows they did.

The lawyer for Stormy Daniels said he believed intercepted communications led investigators to believe Cohen might destroy evidence.

The president wasn't content with bashing the former FBI chief on Twitter.

Comey told USA Today he hopes Clinton will at least read parts of his book.

"Unbelievably, James Comey states that Polls, where Crooked Hillary was leading, were a factor in the handling (stupidly) of the Clinton Email probe," Trump tweeted.

The Justice Department inspector general began a review of Comey and McCabe in 2017.

Elliott Broidy reportedly suggested nominees, including his personal lawyer.

"I believe Allison has print outs of the furniture the Secretary and Mrs. Carson picked out," a HUD staffer wrote in an August 29 2017 email.