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Q: The move led to the appointment of a special counsel in May 2017  a development that continues to infuriate the President. While  Trump  often directed that anger at Sessions  by June  he  turned  his  ire to Mueller and wanted the special counsel fired  a source confirmed to CNN after it was first reported in The New York Times. White House counsel Don McGahn refused to order the Justice Department to fire Mueller  the source said  because he disagreed with the President's reasoning.
 Trump  appeared in good spirits Friday morning as  he  prepared to deliver remarks in Davos  a source who spent time with  Trump  behind the scenes said. There was no sign that  he  was perturbed by reports about  his  move to fire Mueller  this person said  and  Trump  didn't bring up the topic.
But ever since a special counsel was named  the President's frustrations have continued to simmer.  Trump  has come to view Rosenstein as one-in-the-same as Mueller -- another government official who is out to get the President  one source said.
Sources described  Trump 's frustration with Rosenstein as largely bluster.
In explaining his urge to fire Mueller  The Times  citing two people  said the President said there was a conflict of interest based on Mueller's dispute with one of his golf clubs over fees  the fact that Mueller worked at  the same law firm that was representing Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner   and that Mueller interviewed for the FBI director position the day before he was named special counsel. A source tells CNN another reason  Trump  wanted to fire Mueller was  his  perception that Mueller was close friends with Comey. The two men are professional acquaintances.
As for McGahn   he  was already prone to becoming frustrated with the President and had threatened to quit over different issues  including  Trump 's choice of lawyers to defend the President and White House  according to a source familiar with the situation. But the pressure in June to fire Mueller caused McGahn to tell others  he  would resign  and this time  he  packed up some of  his  belongings in boxes  according to two people familiar with the matter.
Before the news broke Thursday  those who have worked closely with McGahn in recent weeks said they believe  he 's committed to staying at the White House. But  his  fate could depend on how Trump reacts upon  his  return to Washington.

A: Trump turns Russia frustration to Rosenstein
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Q: Fox News commentator Judge Andrew Napolitano  said Monday that special counsel Robert Mueller "believes" Paul Manafort has compromising information on President Donald Trump that he will try to make a deal to secure.
 Napolitano  said on "America's Newsroom" that Manafort  the former chairman of Trump's campaign  has "exacerbated the case against him" by filing a "frivolous" lawsuit against Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein claiming that their investigation has overstepped its bounds.
"If you think that the prosecutor who's prosecuting you lacks the jurisdiction  the legal authority  to prosecute you  you bring that to the judge before whom your case is assigned "  Napolitano  said.
 Napolitano  affirmed that Manafort is "in trouble " and that  he  believes "that the special prosecutor believes Paul Manafort has information about the president of the United States  and he has indicted Manafort for essentially money laundering in the hopes that Manafort will say  'Uncle. Here's what I know about the president. Go easy on me.'"

A: Judge Napolitano : Mueller Thinks Manafort Will Turn on Trump
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Q: Steve Curtis  the former chairman of the Colorado GOP  has been found guilty of voter fraud for forging his ex-wife’s signature on a ballot.
As The Denver Post reports   Curtis  may face up to three years in prison for forging  his  ex-wife’s signature on a Colorado ballot in November 2016 after she’d moved to South Carolina in 2015.  He  was arrested in February after handwriting analysis and DNA testing revealed  he ’d committed the forgery.
 Curtis  pleaded not guilty to the charge and claimed that  he ’d signed  his  ex-wife Kelly’s ballot during a middle-of-the-night diabetic episode and accidentally mailed it the next day.
As Salon noted earlier this year   Curtis  blamed Democrats for forging votes and committing voter fraud on his radio show last year.

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Former Colorado Republican Party Chairman Found Guilty of Voter Fraud He Tried to Blame on Democrats
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