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President Donald Trump signs executive order to protect American monuments, memorials and statues

President Donald Trump signs executive order to protect American monuments, memorials and statues


President Donald Trump signs executive order to protect American monuments, memorials and statues

Posted: 27 Jun 2020 02:55 AM PDT

President Donald Trump announced Friday that he signed an executive order to protect American monuments, memorials and statues and threatened those who try to pull them down with "long prison...

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Former national security adviser John Bolton calls Pres. Trump’s alleged pursuit of personal over national interest “disturbing.”

Posted: 26 Jun 2020 07:37 PM PDT

Co-host Sunny Hostin directly tackled the question of Trump's alleged quid pro quo with Ukraine, the subject of his impeachment trial. "It is your understanding then that President Trump wanted...

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