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"We still prefer our intellectual property not be used for political purposes," an HBO spokesman said in a statement to CNBC.
Upon learning about Robert Mueller's appointment, the president said: "Oh my God. This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency."
Mueller said Trump's efforts to influence the mostly probe failed, largely because his aides "declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests."
The highly anticipated special counsel's report was released Thursday. The president's legal team also prepared a rebuttal report.
Barr explains his decision not to charge the president with obstructing the investigation, saying the DOJ considered Trump's actions and his motives.
The letter to Mueller was made public after Attorney General William Barr said Thursday that the nearly Russia probe found "no collusion."
Trump's Fed pick Stephen Moore has brought that less-flattering trade-off into focus, a comparison that Democrats like better.
Trump, who did not mention the Russia probe directly, tweets about "The Greatest Political Hoax of all time!"
The new appears to give the Kremlin greater control of communication flows in the country.
The financiers on the roster range from former U.S. ambassadors to real estate executives, according to a list obtained by CNBC.
"There is no truth that Secretary Perry is departing the administration any time soon," a Department of Energy spokesperson said.
The latest revelation comes less than two months after the collapse of nuclear talks between Trump and Kim in Vietnam.
Attorney General William Barr will discuss special counsel Robert Mueller's report at a 9:30 a.m. ET press conference on Thursday.
Cain said he is "very committed" to the process despite an apparent lack of Senate support, he told The Wall Street Journal.
Chinese officials are reportedly identifying travel dates on the U.S. president's calendar that might offer potential for a Trump-Xi trade summit.
The nearly 400-page report represents the culmination of 22 months of investigation by Mueller's team, although the fight over the probe isn't likely to end when the redacted document is released.
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