WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump is facing a crisis he can't manage with a tweet or a taunt. The appointment of former FBI Director Robert Mueller as special counsel overseeing the federal government's Russia investigation has dramatically raised the legal and political stakes and put Trump's young presidency in dangerous territory

just four months after he was sworn into office. White House and campaign records may be subpoenaed, and Trump's presidential privilege to keep West Wing conversations private could be challenged. Current and former staffers probably will have to hire pricey lawyers and sit for interviews. Trump himself may have to Testify

I wonder how his meeting with Netanyahu will go, a week after he revealed information to Russia that most likely compromised Israeli intelligence sources.

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Paul D

Netanyahu may snub Trump compleatly. :lol:

At last! Now maybe I can get get Trump out of my head for five minutes -- he's like a dripping faucet at three in the morning, he's been driving me nuts.

Anyhow, I've sent an email to the Pope telling him that when he meets Trump he should punch him in nose. That should take care of things.

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... Anyhow, I've sent an email to the Pope telling him that when he meets Trump he should punch him in nose. That should take care of things.

How many YouTube hits would that get?!! :lol: