Sam Seder
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Trump Proves His Insanity During 'Surprise' Fox News Interview
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June 16, 2018
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10:04Now PlayingThis morning on Fox and Friends, Steve Doocy got a really surprising, totally impromptu, definitely not planned out visit from Donald Trump. And then it all went downhill. Sam Seder and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---The White House said Friday that President Trump supports House legislation that closely tracks his priorities on border security and limiting legal immigration, walking back comments he made on national television rejecting the GOP bill.
The reversal came after hours of confusion on Capitol Hill, where Trump’s words roiled an already fragile internal debate between conservative and moderate Republicans in the House who have beeen trying to find an immigration compromise after months of false starts.
“The president supports both the moderate and the more conservative House immigration bill,” one of the two White House officials said Friday. The other official said Trump misunderstood the question that was posed on “Fox and Friends,” which prompted the president to say that he “certainly wouldn’t sign the more moderate one.”
House Republican leaders had teed up action on two immigration measures: a hard-line draft written by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) and legislation billed as a compromise between the moderate and conservative factions of the GOP conference.---
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