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Princess Antonia of Schaumburg-Lippe said that the people of Greenland "should and can decide" their destiny following the president's interest.

The petition requested New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio rename a stretch of Fifth Avenue after the 44th U.S. president.

Trump Tower's new address could be "725 President Barack H. Obama Avenue" if the street is renamed.

"I saw a comedian joke about how it would make Trump mad and thought why not," said Elizabeth Rowin, the woman behind the petition.

A now-viral Twitter thread gives a floor-by-floor historical breakdown of convicted criminals who either rented, owned or hid from law enforcement in Trump's "crime infested" New York City towers.

The subpoena was the first to target a member of the president's family.

"Trump is bad, but his badness shouldn't be used to justify bad legal arguments—on either side," George Conway tweeted.

"I've been waiting for someone to file a charge along these lines," the lawyer said about a Federal Election Commission complaint involving the president's son.

Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York could be looking at Donald Trump Jr., Senator Richard Blumenthal said.

"Priebus recalled learning about the June 9 meeting from Fox News host Sean Hannity in late June 2017," the Mueller report states.

"I have no recollection of learning at the time that Donald Trump, Jr., Paul Manafort, or Jared Kushner was considering participating in a meeting in June 2016," Trump wrote.

President Donald Trump reportedly inflated the value of his assets and even claimed New York City's Trump Tower was 10 stories taller than it actually was.

"This is not about the Mueller report," "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough said.

"Sater not only met with Ilyas Khrapunov in Trump Tower to discuss laundering the stolen funds, but he also personally arranged meetings between Ilyas and Donald J. Trump to discuss possible investments," BTA Bank alleged.

Savage is reportedly living in the residence with Kelly's other girlfriend Azriel Clary.

"I remember being in the room with Mr. Trump, probably in early June 2016, when something peculiar happened," Michael Cohen will tell lawmakers on Wednesday, according to his prepared testimony.

"She may very well have relevant information," a House Democrat said of Ivanka Trump.

"He's been saying that for the last couple months," journalist Natasha Bertrand said.

"It really was just a nonfactor in our minds," the first daughter said.

A resurfaced video, allegedly from 1995, showed a young Trump attending a business meeting with Moscow city officials.

"I had no money invested. It was a letter of intent, or option. It was a free option," Trump argued.

"I greatly appreciate the seriousness with which the special counsel takes lying to Congress," Representative Adam Schiff said.

"If the president feels this strongly about it, then open up the Trump Tower and let everybody live in there rent-free," said Democratic Senator Kamala Harris, speaking on MSNBC about the government shutdown.

President Donald Trump's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, continued his cable news onslaught against Michael Cohen, attacking the former Trump fixer's "criminal" father-in-law and accusing CNN's Jake Tapper of "hysteria."

"Directing a subordinate to lie to Congress is a federal crime," Representative Jerrold Nadler said. "The [House Judiciary] Committee's job is to get to the bottom of it, and we will do that work."

The former New York mayor was responding to a BuzzFeed report that President Donald Trump had directed his former attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about the construction of Trump Tower in Russia.

Signers of the petition wanted to honor a president "whose two terms in office were completely scandal-free."

"Stop the nonsense with the pressure and the kind of oppressive tactics that are un-American and show us the evidence you have," said Rudy Giuliani, an attorney for President Donald Trump.

"The time that he can get away with lying to the American people all the time and evading accountability is coming to end," Congressman Jerry Nadler said.

The president's former lawyer admitted to lying to lawmakers Thursday.