Maxine Waters

Maxine Waters warns that Democrats, liberal members of the news media and all other critics of President Donald Trump are "walking targets" after a judge ordered the release of alleged Coast Guard "terrorist" Christopher Hasson.

"We have representation from Deutsche Bank and Capitol One that they will cooperate with us," the head of the House Financial Services Committee said. "So, he can file his lawsuits."

Representative Maxine Waters said Barr "was chosen to protect the president of the United States and that's exactly what he's doing."

House Financial Services Committee Chair Maxine Waters said: "Please don't instruct me on how I'm supposed to conduct this committee."

A House committee is examining "everything" around President Donald Trump's ties to Deutsche Bank, Representative Maxine Waters said.

"Support impeachment!" the Californian Democrat tweeted.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters, chairwoman of the Financial Services Committee, said the institution only recently agreed to cooperate after Democrats took control of the House.

Waters, a California Democrat and chair of the House Financial Services Committee, said she received a letter that may contain a lead relating to the Trump Foundation.

"What we're going to do is we're going to get Mr. Mnuchin into the committee and ask him real pointed questions about de-listing," Congresswoman Maxine Waters said.

The network was criticized after it unveiled its election team.

The Right is working hard to vilify Kamala Harris, Pelosi, Ocasio-Cortez and the crop of newly elected women who have the audacity to represent all Americans.

California congresswoman Maxine Waters warned Trump to "keep his mouth shut" about the wildfires ravaging the state, adding that the GOP feared a "strong, black woman" chairing the House Financial Services Committee.

Waters said that "in his own way," the president "really does do a lot to promote violence."

An upstate New York fire chief was removed from his position after posting a racial slur on Facebook directed at California congresswoman Maxine Waters.

"Why do you ignore me, Donald? Every night, I'm out here."

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and communications director Candace Owens were mired in millennial mayhem as they claimed an "Antifa" protest broke up their otherwise "peaceful" breakfast in Philadelphia on Monday morning.

The Democrat has previously spoken about receiving death threats.

The California congresswoman and the president continue their clash.

They're following the exhortations of Maxine Waters, who said: "You tell them they're not welcome anymore, anywhere."

The two White House advisers have faced criticism over the Trump administration's separation of migrant families.

"I've seen it in my personal life get worse in the last couple of weeks," Lahren said.

The president focused more on mocking people than discussing policy or the future of his administration during a rally.

Diamond and Silk blasted Democratic congressional members Maxine Waters and Kamala Harris for what they said is supporting "illegal aliens" instead of American citizens in poverty.

"I am prepared to make whatever sacrifices need to be made."

Public shaming of conservatives has "become the new tactic of the left," Ingraham claimed.

Scalise applauded America for being a place where people are free to disagree, but said Waters's call to harass Trump administration officials "crossed a line."

President Donald Trump has made a series of comments that have been condemned for inciting violence.

Conservative radio host Laura Ingraham said California Congresswoman Maxine Waters and all other Democrats "want people killed" and should be charged with inciting violence against Trump supporters.

Congresswoman says Trump administration members should expect continued harassment at restaurants and in public if they keep defending his "zero tolerance" immigration policy.

Trump once called her a "very low IQ individual."