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Sunday, December 31, 2017

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Graham: 2018 will be year of 'extreme danger'
By BRETT SAMUELS 
 
“We’ve got a chance here to deliver some fatal blows to some really bad actors in 2018. But if we blink, God help us all,” the South Carolina Republican said on CBS's "Face the Nation."
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Trump can't just tweet about Iran, Graham says
By BRETT SAMUELS 
 
“It’s not enough to watch. President Trump is tweeting very sympathetically to the Iranian people. But you just can’t tweet here. You have to lay out a plan,” Graham said on CBS’s “Face The Nation.”
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Graham: 'We should all want to help' Trump
By BRETT SAMUELS 
 
“The bottom line: He is president of the United States,” Graham added. “I’ve gotten to know him better. He asks a lot of good questions.” 
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Scaramucci: Trump is signaling his willingness to work with Democrats
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE
 
“I think all the president’s saying ... is there are always chips on the table for bargaining purposes.”
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Trump frustrated, but not worried about Russia probe, Scaramucci says
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE
 
“As it relates to my time with the president, my interaction with him and his staff, I'm certainly not worried about it,” Scaramucci told CNN’s “State of the Union.”
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Scaramucci: Trump's views on climate change will surprise you
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE
 
“I think you guys should ask him directly if he's a climate change denier or not.  I think you will find you will be surprised by that answer.” 
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Bernstein: Trump presidency characterized by his lies
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE 
 
“There's no reason to believe almost anything Donald Trump says,” the famed Watergate journalist told CNN’s “State of the Union” when asked about the administration’s promise not to fire special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Ex-DNC chair: Biden would 'win overwhelmingly' against Trump in 2020
By JOSH DELK 
 
Former Democratic National Committee (DNC) chairman Ed Rendell says if former Vice President Joe Biden runs against President Trump in 2020 he would "win overwhelmingly."
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House Republican: ‘We're not talking about taking away benefits from those who deserve benefits’
By JULIA MANCHESTER
 
"The goal is to make certain that those who deserve and need those benefits get everything that they're entitled to," Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) said, referring to entitlement reform. 
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Mullen: We're closer to a nuclear war with North Korea than ever before
By JULIA MANCHESTER
 
"I don't see the opportunities how to solve this diplomatically at this particular point," Retired Adm. Mike Mullen said. 
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US adversaries take advantage of 'uncertainty' under Trump, Mullen says
By JULIA MANCHESTER
 
"Those who have been our friends for many years ask questions about our commitments to them, to the region, to the leadership that we've exhibited over the last 70 years and the institutions that we care about.”
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Russia expert: US decision to supply arms to Ukraine a 'mistake'
By MAX GREENWOOD
 
Stephen Cohen, a professor emeritus of Russian studies at New York University and Princeton University, says the Trump administration's decision to supply lethal weapons to Ukraine was a "mistake."
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