It Sure Sounds Like Trump Just Bragged About Obstructing Congress

“Honestly, we have all the material,” said the president. “They don't have the material.” Because the administration refuses to turn over any evidence related to his Perfect Call. If you have trouble reading this message, [view it in a browser](. [It Sure Does Sound Like Trump Just Bragged About Obstructing Congress]( "Honestly, we have all the material," said the President of the United States. "They don't have the material." It was some typical New York real-estate bluster: I've got it, you don't, fuck you. Except Donald Trump isn't in real estate anymore, or even in the branding business he pivoted towards later on. He's been the president for three years, and he's been impeached, and the trial is underway in the Senate, and he just appeared to admit to one of the charges against him. He just bragged about obstructing Congress, the second of two articles along with abuse of power.[Read More]( [Is the Marijuana Industry Ready to Put Its Money Where Its Guilt Is?]( She’s a white weed bitch. She listens to Snoop Dogg half-ironically while zoning out in Whoopi Goldberg’s THC/CBD-infused menstrual soak, and she would never attend Coachella without a glimmering gold Firefly vape in hand (or fanny pack). She got into CBD briefly, when everyone else did, but now has reverted back to the hard stuff. She’s never been punished for smoking pot, unless you count that one time her mom found her stash and grounded her. And he, his pockets lined with capital rich for the investing, is seeking a new opportunity in the burgeoning legal cannabis market, where he recognizes a gold mine when he sees it.[Read More]( [That Sound You Just Heard Was a National Spit-Take at Trump’s Lawyer]( WASHINGTON—On Monday, in a nursing home in Arizona, a man named Tom Railsback died. He was 87. In all the hurly-burly here, his death went largely unremarked upon. At one time, Tom Railsback was a rising star in the Republican Party. In 1966, he was elected to Congress to represent that 19th Congressional District in Illinois. He credited former Vice President Richard Nixon for helping him get elected. Nixon had come to western Illinois and campaigned for Railsback personally. Eight years later, and 45 years ago last July, Railsback was sitting as a member of the House Judiciary Committee in judgment of Richard Nixon, the President of the United States, in the matter of Nixon’s impeachment for crimes related to what Nixon’s disgraced attorney general, John Mitchell, had called, "the White House horrors."[Read More]( [2020 is the Year of the Menicure]( I was at a party recently when I was introduced to a handsome guy wearing a grey wool suit, a very expensive-looking sweater, and designer sneakers. His fit was stylish but nothing over the top. But as I shook his hand, I noticed something: he was also wearing black nail polish.[Read More]( [The Most Anticipated Documentaries of 2020 Cover the Most Pressing Topics of Our Time]( All signs point towards the documentary boom continuing to go strong in 2020, as a ton of new films tackling subjects from the worlds of politics, news, and entertainment are due for release. Just in time for another presidential election, Hulu is offering a docuseries that examines the life of Hillary Clinton, while Netflix will soon stream a documentary about the late, great Puerto Rican astrologer Walter Mercado. Lifetime’s cooking up a sure-to-be grim look at the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein, and HBO is taking a deep dive into the little-known but massively profitable McDonalds Monopoly game fraud. Here’s a peek at some of the most anticipated documentaries set to drop this year.[Read More]( [There Were No 'Moderate Republicans' in the Senate on Tuesday. Only Collaborators.]( WASHINGTON—The biggest news about this corrupt administration* was not made in the Senate chamber on Tuesday. It was made out on the campaign trail by Senator Professor Warren.[Read More]( [Read More on Esquire.com]( [Join today!]( Follow Us [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Notice]( esquire.com ©2020 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019