passage from author Michael Wolff’s upcoming anti-Trump book warns readers that events depicted may not be true.

In his forthcoming book, Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, Wolff indicates he “settled on a version of events I believe to be true,” providing himself breathing room for any future libel or defamation lawsuits.

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The private research firm behind a dossier full of incendiary allegations about President Trump is in the public crosshairs after the firm’s founder spent 10 hours behind closed doors with Senate investigators this week.

The firm, Fusion GPS, has become a political football in the increasingly complex investigations into the Trump campaign’s alleged ties to Russia.

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For those who like Trump, is there anything he could do to lose your support? What would it take?

For those who don't like Trump, what would it take for you to support him?

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Two pro-amnesty GOP Senators are admitting that their politically risky offer of a huge slow-paced amnesty is not generous enough to satisfy a Democratic group’s demand for a bigger and faster amnesty.

The January 4 afternoon statement from amnesty-boosters Sen. Thom Tillis and Sen. James Lankford said:

A federal judge has ruled against Fusion GPS in the Trump dossier firm’s quest to block the release of its bank records to the House Intelligence Committee.

Judge Richard Leon shot down all four of Fusion’s arguments against the release of 70 records of transactions involving some of its clients as well as journalists and researchers it has paid since Sept. 2015.

Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky said Thursday it’s time to stop giving money to countries that hate the United States, and redirect the funds to rebuilding America’s infrastructure.