Administration Reassures Public Trump Won’t Actually Commit Basic Act of Humanity

In an interview with Telemundo’s José Díaz-Balart, President Trump said that he is planning to sign an executive order on immigration that will include “a road to citizenship” to “Dreamers” covered by the Obama Administration’s DACA protections. But that is a lie. The president does not have the power to make unilateral action like that via executive order. And further, White House Deputy Press Secretary Judd Deere released a statement after the interview clarifying that the executive order will address merit-based immigration but not DACA recipients.

During the bizarre interview, Díaz-Balart asked Trump why is he so “laser-focused on deporting” DACA recipients, which is when Trump baselessly claimed that he is not deporting DACA recipients and would instead create opportunities for them to obtain citizenship. Even while he was lying, though, the president couldn’t even keep straight that the action he was talking about was an executive order and not a bill — a term reserved for legislation that has gone through Congress.

Díaz-Balart interjected to correct him and ask, “This is an executive order?”

The president corrected and continued, “I’m gonna do a big executive order. I have the power to do it as president,” he said. “And I’m going to make DACA a part of it. We put it in, and we’re probably going to then be taking it out. We’re working out the legal complexities right now. But I’m going to be signing a major immigration bill as an executive order, which the Supreme Court now, because of the DACA decision, has given me the power to do that.”

“If you look at the Supreme Court ruling, they gave the president tremendous powers when they said that you could take in, in this case, 700,000 or so people,” Trump added. “So they gave powers, based on the powers that they gave, I’m going to be doing an immigration bill. One of the aspects of the bill that you’ll be very happy with — and that a lot of people will be, including me and a lot of Republicans, by the way — will be DACA. We’ll give them a road to citizenship.”

Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump could not abolish DACA by claiming it was unconstitutional, but, Chief Justice Roberts wrote in the opinion for the majority, the president does have the power to rescind the program by other legal means. The court did not, however, say that the president could create a path to citizenship for “Dreamers” without Congress.

At least one person will be relieved to discover the president had no idea what he was talking about. As soon as news broke that the president said he would create a path to citizenship, Sen. Ted Cruz took to Twitter to complain that he was violating the constitution.

Mary Trump Book: Release Date And All We Know So Far

The latest sensation right now is the Mary Trump Book. The book is titled, Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man.

It is going to come out soon and it is described as a tell-all book written by Mary L. Trump, who is the niece of Donald Trump. This book is scheduled to be published on July 14, 2020, by Simon & Schuster. The book contains details of how the author was the unknown source who revealed Trump’s family tax returns to The New York Times. This very reportage won the 2019 Pulitzer Prize.

Naturally, this book drew a legal battle over. The topic of which was whether the book could be published. This battle was waged in New York’s judicial system. The appellate judge allowed the publisher Simon & Schuster to publish the book.

A brief introduction to the book’s author, Mary L. Trump will tell you that she’s a clinical psychologist. She is a daughter of Fred Trump Jr., and a granddaughter of Fred Trump Sr.

Simon & Schuster say that Mary has taught graduate students in the subjects of trauma, psychopathology, and developmental psychology. Mary’s dissertation is on stalking victims which are conducted on schizophrenia. It is written parts of the prominent medical manual Diagnosis: Schizophrenia. Mary’s lost her father in 1981 at the age of 42 from a heart attack due to alcoholism.

According to the publisher, Simon & Schuster had initially set a release date of August 11, 2020, and given the exclusive report about it to The Daily Beast. An article about the book was published on June 15. It was after two years that the book reached No. 5 on Amazon’s bestseller list.

It was announced by On July 6 by Simon & Schuster that they moved the publication date to July 14 due to “high demand and extraordinary interest.” This resulted in the book surpassing The Room Where It Happened as the No. 1 bestseller on Amazon. According to various reports in the media, Donald Trump discussed the legal possibility of taking action against Mary. Donald mentioned that Mary had previously signed a “very powerful” non-disclosure agreement that “covers everything” and hence she wasn’t allowed to write the book.

A suit was filed by Robert Trump on June 23, in an attempt to secure a preliminary injunction and a temporary restraining order to block publication. The only legal alibi they had was Mary’s non-disclosure agreement.

On June 25, in a hearing, judge Peter J. Kelly of the Queens County Surrogate Court in New York City dismissed the case over insufficient jurisdiction. Then finally, a New York appellate judge, Alan D. Scheinkman, on the first of July 2020 reversed the lower court’s decision. It was hence ruled that Simon & Schuster could go ahead with publishing the book pending a hearing on July 10.

Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man contains reports on how Mary provided The New York Times with confidential tax documents from the Trump family. It also states the Times reports that alleged that Donald engaged in fraud. Additional details are provided on how Donald transferred about $413 million from his father’s real estate businesses to finance his own struggling businesses during the 1990s. Mary Trump Book is expected on 14 July 2020.

Snoop Dogg labeled a ‘hypocrite’ for working with Kanye West

Snoop Dogg began trending Saturday after releasing footage of a studio session with Kanye West, whom the West Coast rapper once said was “brainwashed” by President Donald Trump.

The clip features Snoop, West and producer Dr. Dre, who’s currently working on his own version of Kanye’s last album, “Jesus Is King.” While Dre escaped criticism, Snoop was immediately called out, as he’s previously taken West to task for his support of the current commander-in-chief.

“F–k snoop dogg. He’s the biggest hypocrite,” wrote one disappointed fan. “He was talking all bad about Kanye when he was wearing MAGA hats now he’s in the Stu with him? Lame as hell.”

Another critic added, “Uncle Snoop izza Hypocrite. He’s going against his words now. I thought he hated Ye.”

“Ya remember when snoop dogg was talking hella s–t bout Kanye, now he in the studio looking like a groupie? Clown,” wrote another.

In a 2018 interview with Sirius XM’s DJ Suss One, the California native deemed anyone supporting Trump racist, dropping several F-bombs aimed at MAGA followers, including West.

“If you like that n–a, you’re motherf–king racist. F–k you and f–k him…Kanye too, n–a, don’t forget about him too, f–k you too! Throw him in the bag ‘cuz he right with them motherf–kers.”

In a separate 2018 interview with 97.9 The Box, Snoop was quick to say he never “hated” Kanye, but felt the Grammy winner was being “brainwashed” and “used.”

“It’s not me being mad at him, it’s me being mad at the system for using him, and he not having the smart people around him to see that.”

Rolling Stones threaten to sue Trump for using their songs at rallies

The Rolling Stones are threatening legal action against President Trump for using their songs at his rallies despite previous cease-and-desist directives over the tunes.

The rockers said Sunday their legal team has joined with music rights organization BMI to stop the use of their material in Trump’s reelection campaign.

“The BMI have notified the Trump campaign on behalf of the Stones that the unauthorized use of their songs will constitute a breach of its licensing agreement,” the Stones said.

“If Donald Trump disregards the exclusion and persists, then he would face a lawsuit for breaking the embargo and playing music that has not been licensed.’’

The move comes after the Trump campaign played the 1969 song “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” to close out his rally earlier this month in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Trump has previously played the classic tune at events, prompting the group to complain about the use of its music during his 2016 campaign.