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A mysterious truck blocked CNN’s view of President Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach, Fla., one day after the network touted “exclusive” footage of the president hitting the links.
Noah Gray, a producer for CNN, tweeted a picture of a white box truck in front of hedges adjacent to the golf course on Wednesday.
He noted that during Trump’s winter vacation to his Mar-a-Lago resort the network has repeatedly captured video of Trump golfing from a public sidewalk. But, Gray said that was “not possible” on Wednesday.
Gray later shared statements from both the Secret Service and the local police force about the truck.
“The USSS is in the business of protection and investigations not in commissioning vehicles to block the media’s view of the President’s golf swing,” the Secret Service said.
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department told CNN it did not order the truck to obstruct the media’s view of the president.
The owner of the truck or the motive, if there is any, for why it parked where it did, has yet to be revealed.
One day prior, CNN promoted “exclusive” video of Trump at his golf course.
The president had been golfing with Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau, and former PGA player Dana Quigley at Trump International Golf Club.
Trump’s golfing habits have come under intense scrutiny as he long complained about former President Barack Obama playing the sport while serving as commander-in-chief.
Trump’s 10-day stay at the Mar-a-Lago for the Christmas is also drawing scrutiny as a Wall Street Journal report Monday noted that the president has visited one of his company’s properties on nearly one-third of the days he has been in in the White House. Trump’s habit to visit and stay at his properties have long raised conflict of interest concerns.
Trump’s habit to visit and stay at his properties have long raised conflict of interest concerns.
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The House Intelligence Committee has issued a subpoena to an associate of Sen. John McCainJohn Sidney McCainGOP strategist donates to Alabama Democrat Meghan McCain knocks Bannon: ‘Who the hell are you’ to criticize Romney? Dems demand Tillerson end State hiring freeze, consult with Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) over his connection with the controversial dossier containing unverified allegations about President TrumpDonald John TrumpHouse Democrat slams Donald Trump Jr. for ‘serious case of amnesia’ after testimony Skier Lindsey Vonn: I don’t want to represent Trump at Olympics Poll: 4 in 10 Republicans think senior Trump advisers had improper dealings with Russia MORE and his ties to Russia, The Hill confirmed on Wednesday.
Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesTop intel Dem: Trump Jr. refused to answer questions about Trump Tower discussions with father House Intel chairman planning contempt resolution against FBI, DOJ officials: report Ryan picks his negotiating team for tax cut bill MORE (R-Calif.) wants to talk to David Kramer, a former State Department official and current senior director at the nonprofit McCain Institute, about his visit to London in November 2016, a source familiar with the matter confirmed.
The Washington Examiner’s Byron York first reported on the subpoena.
While in London, Kramer met with the dossier’s author, former British spy Christopher Steele, at McCain’s request, to view “the pre-election memoranda on a confidential basis,” according to court filings.
Kramer then flew back to the U.S. and delivered a copy of the memos to McCain, who then handed the documents to the FBI.
The subpoena for Kramer to appear before House investigators on Jan. 11 comes after he met with the panel earlier this month.
The dossier has long been a key interest of Republicans, who want to find out if its claims were used as the basis for a surveillance warrant on Trump campaign associates.
Democrats, on the other hand, are interested to learn whether the allegations made against the president in the dossier are true.
Certain parts of the dossier have either been confirmed or proven false, while other parts of the memo compilation remain unverified.
The Democratic National Committee and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonGrassley blasts Democrats over unwillingness to probe Clinton GOP lawmakers cite new allegations of political bias in FBI Top intel Dem: Trump Jr. refused to answer questions about Trump Tower discussions with father MORE‘s presidential campaign partly funded the dossier, created by the opposition research firm Fusion GPS.
Trump has resoundingly dismissed the memo as “fake.”
A spokeswoman for McCain’s office did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
— Updated: 4:44 p.m.
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