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[Q]: "My voice and what I do in my community and what I stand for -- I do n't think that I have to show you guys more getting on the knee or doing something else or trying to create something else ," James told reporters ." 
LeBron James does n't plan to take a knee during the national anthem when the NBA season opens . 
That said , James took time during his media day press conference Monday to bemoan Colin Kaepernick 's ongoing unemployment and offer his support . 
"I salute Colin Kaepernick for being as powerful as he was and being the one that he had to fall on his sword , unfortunately -- and I hate that ," James told reporters . 
James said he does not feel player protests are about disrespecting the military or the flag but that he does not plan on joining the movement .
[A]: LeBron James Says He 'd Sign Colin Kaepernick If He Owned NFL Team . 


[Q]: In a full-throated denunciation of the work   Trump  tweeted Thursday night that  he  had authorized "zero access to White House (actually turned  him  down many times) for author of phony book!"
"I never spoke to  him  for book  " Trump  wrote. "Full of lies  misrepresentations and sources that donât exist. Look at  this guy âs past and watch what happens to  him  and Sloppy Steve [Bannon]!"
In an earlier statement  Trump  had blasted Bannon   his  former White House strategist and a major on-the-record source for the book  saying  he  had "lost  his  mind."
As for  Trump 's charges that the book is not credible  Wolff responded: "My credibility is being question by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has walked the earth."
I authorized Zero access to White House (actually turned  him  down many times) for author of phony book! I never spoke to  him  for book. Full of lies  misrepresentations and sources that donât exist. Look at  this guy âs past and watch what happens to  him  and Sloppy Steve!  â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 5  2018
 On  Trump 's charge that  he  had not authorized Wolff to spend time at the White House to report on the book  the author said  "What was I doing there if  he  didn't want me to be there?"
Asked  his  reaction to the president's effort to block the publication  Wolff said it only served to boost sales: "Where do I send the box of chocolates?"
Wolff said  Trump  is "not only helping me sell books  but helping me prove the point of the book."
He said he not only spoke to  Trump   but also to top White House officials who met with the president daily  sometimes on a minute-by-minute basis.
Wolff said he had only one question in mind in writing the book: "What is it like to work for  Donald Trump   how can you work for  Donald Trump   and how do you feel having worked for  Donald Trump ?"
In the book   he  paints a portrait of a disorganized White House run by a mercurial  uninformed president who is constantly minded by other to keep  him  on track and focused.
Wolff said his sources repeatedly referred to  Trump  as "like a child" who "has a need for immediate gratification." Wolff said.
Even this week  on the question of sending a cease-and-desist letter to the book publishers   Trump  brushed aside in-house advice that  he  shouldn't do it  Wolff said. " He  just insists â  he  has to be satisfied in the moment."
[A]: Michael Wolff: Author denies Trump's claims they never spoke for book


[Q]: David Letterman got out ahead of an embarrassing sex scandal by breaking the news himself  telling viewers Thursday that he did in fact have sexual relations with those women  who  by the way  happened to work for him. And while the CBS host is clearly the victim of a bizarre extortion plot  he has also instantly become a 62-year-old married man with an image problem.
 "Every time he cracks one of those jokes " says former CBS and NBC producer Steve Friedman  "you'll look at him in a different way  won't you?"
 Letterman  who has been doing late-night comedy since 1982  has never marketed himself as a choirboy  but admitting he had sex with subordinates leaves a whole lot of unanswered questions. He was awkward on Thursday's show  veering between angst and subdued humor  as he described the "scary" ordeal of trying to protect himself  his family  the other women -- and his job.
 Ken Sunshine  a veteran public-relations specialist  minimizes the professional fallout for Letterman: "He didn't murder anybody. He was extorted. It's consenting adults. Nobody's accusing him of rape. This is shoplifting  maybe. ... Unless someone accuses him of using his position to forcibly come on to some of the women  to me  it's none of my damn business."
 But the puzzle still has missing pieces. Did 34-year-old Stephanie Birkitt  a Letterman assistant who later moved in with Halderman  get a prominent on-air role because of a relationship with the comedian? Who are the other women? Did any of them feel pressured by Letterman?
 "He's being treated differently because he's a favorite of the press " says Tobe Berkovitz  an associate professor of communication at Boston University. The liberal-leaning media  Berkowitz says  "are cutting him slack they wouldn't if it was a CEO or a senator. It's still abusing your role as a boss." While there may be some sympathy for Letterman because of the extortion scheme  he added  "he's being blackmailed for something he really did do."
 Radio host Don Imus struck a harsher note  telling Fox News that Letterman is "an angry  mean-spirited jerk."
 CBS News began reporting the story online and on the radio Thursday night  including details that had not been confirmed by the parent company. The Letterman saga led Friday's "Early Show" as well as the other network morning shows.
 Letterman's nightly platform requires viewers to see him as a fair-minded jokester. He recently poked fun at South Carolina's governor  saying: "Mark Sanford didn't really enjoy this year's Fourth of July. He left his favorite firecracker in Argentina." In 1997  even before the Monica Lewinsky scandal  Letterman joked about a near-collision involving Air Force One: "Thank God no one was injured  though a flight attendant was thrown from President Clinton's lap."
 And sometimes Letterman goes too far. In June  he apologized to Sarah Palin for a joke about her daughter getting "knocked up" by Yankees star Alex Rodriguez. After hesitating for several days  Letterman said: "I told a joke that was beyond flawed  and my intent is completely meaningless compared to the perception."
Letterman joked about a near-collision involving Air Force One: "Thank God no one was injured  though a flight attendant was thrown from President Clinton's lap."
 And sometimes Letterman goes too far. In June  he apologized to Sarah Palin for a joke about her daughter getting "knocked up" by Yankees star Alex Rodriguez. After hesitating for several days  Letterman said: "I told a joke that was beyond flawed  and my intent is completely meaningless compared to the perception."
 Letterman has been more openly political  and tilted more to the left  in the past year. He savaged John McCain during the campaign for canceling an interview with him and said that Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly "doesn't really care much about telling the truth." Last month  by contrast  he conducted a remarkably friendly interview with President Obama.
 What happens next depends on the course of the investigation  Letterman's handling of new revelations and whether other comics lay off their comrade. CBS clearly has a great deal invested in its late-night star. But it's not hard to come up with a Top Ten List of reasons why Letterman needs to tread carefully.
[A]:
Will Stupid Human Tricks Turn Off Letterman's Fans?