A new poll shows that Americans overwhelmingly support President Donald Trump’s “Buy American, Hire American” policy, echoing similar surveys conducted in 2014 by campaign pollster Kellyanne Conway.

Seventy-two percent of likely voters approve of Trump’s Executive Order “to the federal government to buy American and hire American,” said a Rasmussen Reports poll taken April 19 to April 20. Only 15 percent of respondents opposed the order, and 13 percent said they are “not sure.”

In July 2016, a batch of emails from the Democratic National Committee released by Wikileaks, and said by U.S. intelligence agencies to have been obtained most likely by Russian hackers, revealed collusion between senior party officials and the Clinton campaign to thwart the insurgent candidacy of socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).

Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Attorney General Jeff Sessions revealed he sent a letter to 10 cities functioning as so-called “sanctuary cities,” which may be in violation of federal law.

Sessions warned a failure to respond to those letters could result in those cities losing their federal funding.

President Donald Trump again leveled criticism about NAFTA in an interview with the Associated Press, promising to either renegotiate the trade deal or terminate it.

“I am going to either renegotiate it or I am going to terminate it,” he said. “If they don’t treat fairly, I am terminating NAFTA.”

Trump has not softened his campaign rhetoric about the North American Free Trade Act, accusing Mexico and more Canada for hurting the American economy.

President Donald Trump went after Democratic lawmakers Sunday who have promised to reject an emergency spending measure that includes funds for a border wall. Trump’s clash with congressional opposition comes just days ahead of an April 28 budget deadline.

He highlighted the issue in a pair of tweets, while top administration officials took to Sunday news shows to reiterate that wall funding remains high on the White House wish list for any bill coming out of Congress.

Missouri Governor Eric Greitens took part in a SWAT team competition over the weekend.

The Republican governor, a former Navy SEAL, was invited to compete in the Southeast Missouri SWAT Challenge with the St. Louis County SWAT team, his office said.

A local news reporter captured video of Greitens blitzing through the obstacle course section of the competition.

Sixty-seven percent of Americans say the Democratic Party is out of touch with their concerns — that’s more than those who think the Republican Party or President Trump are out of touch with most Americans’ concerns, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll.

The national poll found that 62 percent of respondents feel the Republican Party is out of touch with most Americans’ concerns, while 58 percent view President Trump as out of touch.

Justice Clarence Thomas made headlines last month when he criticized civil forfeiture, a notorious police practice that allows law enforcement to confiscate property, even from people who have never been charged with a crime. “This system,” he wrote, “has led to egregious and well-chronicled abuses.”

Hearing one of the Supreme Court’s most conservative members denounce such a shameful violation of our civil liberties gives us hope that civil forfeiture can be drastically curtailed.

11:37 Alex explains how the infowar and it's supporters have changed the landscape globally and have thwarted the plans of the globalists. Now they're out to get him and destroy the movement to restore liberty and justice to the world.

President Donald Trump marked his first visit to a military hospital with wife Melania Trump in order to award a Purple Heart to an Army sergeant.

Trump said he was so moved by the story of Sergeant 1st Class Alvaro Barrientos, who was wounded in Afghanistan on March 17, that he wanted to do the honor himself.

Melania stood by her husband's side at the visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, outside Washington, on Saturday.

“They were neglected the last eight years, and they’re an important medium to communicate to a massively growing number of Americans"

President Donald Trump will welcome members of the conservative media for a small reception at the White House on Monday.
Among those attending: One America News Network, The Daily Caller and Breitbart, as well as some columnists and talk radio hosts.

On Sunday night, Trump tweeted “New polls out today are very good considering that much of the media is FAKE and almost always negative.”

The stories about the polls almost exclusively focused on Trump being the most unpopular president in modern times after 100 days.

The President noted that there was still some positive information as far as he and his supporters are concerned contained within the polls.

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