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To: longnshort who wrote (1037229)	11/7/2017 8:07:04 AM
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Trump shakes Japanese emperor's hand but doesn't repeat groveler-in-chief Obama's deep bow 11/7/2017, 6:44:55 AM · by simpson96 · 4 replies U.K. Daily Mail ^ \| 11/6/2017 \| David Martosko President Donald Trump met with Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko on Monday, sharing a brief handshake eight years after his predecessor became a global laughingstock by bowing deeply before the monarch. Visiting with the emperor and empress is routine for heads of state visiting Tokyo, and Trump did his part a few hours before a joint press conference with Prime Minster Shinzo Abe, who wields more power than the aging figurehead. Trump nodded his head slightly, but did not bend at the waist. An administration official traveling with Trump on his Far East tour told DailyMail.com that bowing is...

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Fusion GPS official met with Russian operative before and after Trump Jr. sit-down By Catherine Herridge, Pamela K. Browne, Cyd Upson \| Fox News The co-founder of Fusion GPS, the firm behind the unverified Trump dossier, met with a Russian lawyer before and after a key meeting she had last year with Trump’s son, Fox News has learned. The contacts shed new light on how closely tied the firm was to Russian interests, at a time when it was financing research to discredit then-candidate Donald Trump. The opposition research firm has faced renewed scrutiny after litigation revealed that the DNC and Hillary Clinton’s campaign paid for that research. Congressional Republicans have since questioned whether that politically financed research contributed to the FBI’s investigation of Russian collusion with the Trump campaign – making Fusion’s 2016 contacts with Russian interests all the more relevant. Cont... foxnews.com