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President Trump denies making s***hole comments, and says he’s ‘not a racist.’

Sen. David Perdue of Georgia was at meeting where Trump allegedly made remark.

Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii said, “Nuclear attack is not a game.”

North Korean media crowed, “Trump is being massively humiliated worldwide.”

Trump has fundamentally remade the office and how it functions, often on the fly

Sen. David Perdue of Georgia was at meeting where Trump allegedly made remark.

Prominent Republicans say privately Democrats virtually certain to win House.

The TAKE with Rick Klein

A month ago today, President Donald Trump’s Republican Party lost an unlosable Senate race in Alabama, and it looked as if the GOP might end the year without a single major legislative victory.

One week from now, there might be a broad immigration agreement on top of the new tax law. Or … the federal government could shut down, and 800,000 “Dreamers” might have to start making plans to leave the country, and so-called “s—hole countries” will surely take a chunk of presidential blame.

The insane pace of developments in the Trump era have often looked like the kind of chaos that only a “stable genius” might be able to appreciate. This sure doesn’t look like an environment for bipartisan compromise to take hold.

But even amid talk of racial dog whistles and worse, recent events reveal a coping mechanism that Washington has begun to employ– maneuvering around the president’s words and tweets at key times.

The Trump agenda is many things, and Trump’s latest…

Sources say Trump comments came at Oval Office meeting on immigration

Swiss citizens “ought to resist Trump’s inhumane politics,” the petition states.