Trump News – Live: Ex-president hails Putin’s ‘genius’ move in Ukraine as E Jean Carroll case continues

Last night, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki spoke about Donald Trump about his calling of Vladimir Putin a “genius,” saying in her briefing: “As a matter of policy, we try not to take advice from anyone praising President Putin and Putin over the military strategy, which I think is what happened. there “.

Regarding concerns that Mr. Trump’s comments could help turn the Russian invasion into a wedge issue in American politics, she said: “You know, I think it’s up to members of the Republican Party to decide and make the decision.”

The word “Helsinki” became popular after an interview with Donald Trump who described Vladimir Putin as a “genius” and bragged about how much he knew and admired him during his time in office. It is necessary to take a look at one of the most disastrous moments of the Trump presidency: the 2018 Helsinki meeting where the then-president held a joint press conference with Vladimir Putin and stood by him on the US intelligence services.

“President Putin says it’s not Russia,” Trump said of intelligence assessments that the Kremlin ordered interference in the 2016 election. “I don’t understand why it should be. President Putin has been very strong and forceful in his denial.”

Former assistant and Russian expert Fiona Hill described how she did it It is considered a fire alarm to stop the summit. Here’s how independentKim Sengupta wrote the summit at that time.

The near-bumpy launch of Donald Trump’s new social media site, Truth Social, has trapped thousands of fans in a queue and faced with error messages — and now another problem has cropped up: cunning imitators.

According to new reports, many users of the Android Store – where Truth Social is not yet available – downloaded similar apps that invited them to create profiles before being bombarded with ads and possibly introducing malware to their phones.

A tweet from the official House Republican Twitter account accusing Joe Biden of “weakness on the world stage” appears to have backfired somewhat, with an echo of disgusting and sarcastic responses to his vague message…

Adam Kinzinger, one of Trump’s outside critics in the House Republican Party, put it in the description of the glowing president of Vladimir Putin:

He was joined in his condemnation by fellow January 6 panelist Liz Cheney:

The Republican candidate for the US Senate has denounced QAnon leader General Michael Flynn as a “traitor” in a heated primary debate.

Everett Stern, a former bank whistleblower who is running for an open Pennsylvania Senate seat in this year’s midterm elections, made the remark while discussing other GOP candidates in Philadelphia Monday night.

While his opponent Cathy Barnett was speaking, Mr. Stern interrupted him to say “You are supported by General Flynn. You are supported by a traitor.”

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has criticized former President Donald Trump for his defense of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of parts of Ukraine.

“As a policy, we try not to take advice from anyone praising President Putin and his military strategy, which I think is what happened there,” she said while responding to a question about Mr Trump’s comments.

Maroucheh Muzaffar reports.

American writer Stephen King has studied the geopolitical crisis in Ukraine and criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin.

On Twitter, the 74-year-old wrote: “Mr. Putin has seriously miscalculated. He forgot he is no longer dealing with Trump.”

Alina Hobba, a lawyer working on behalf of the Trump family, told right-wing news outlet Newsmax that she might advise her clients to plead the Fifth Amendment while closing a long-running investigation into their finances.

She noted that the Trumps were placed “between the rock and the anvil.”

“I haven’t specified what I think is best,” she said, when asked by the host if her clients would invoke them to protect them from self-incrimination.

Andrew Notti He has more.

Allen Weisselberg, the former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, on Tuesday asked a judge to dismiss the fraud and tax evasion charges against him, claiming he was a political target.

He said that would violate his immunity in the federal investigation of Michael Cohen, former President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney.

Mr Weisselberg’s lawyers said he was targeted by the Manhattan attorney general and the New York attorney general, along with the former president and the Trump Organization, CNN reported.