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To: longnshort who wrote (1131247)	4/23/2019 12:53:47 AM
From: Heywood40	Respond to of 1579810

FatRump says nobody disobeys him, except for these 15 times: White House counsel Donald McGahn: Declined to tell Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein to fire Mueller. Former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski: Declined to apply pressure on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to limit the scope of the Russia probe. Deputy Chief of Staff Rick Dearborn: Declined to give Sessions a typed note Lewandowski gave him relaying the president’s message. Staff secretary Rob Porter: Declined FatRump’s request to ask the No. 3-ranking official at the Justice Department, Rachel Brand, whether she wanted to be attorney general and take oversight of the Russia probe. Transition team leader Chris Christie: Declined to call FBI Director James B. Comey and tell him that FatRump liked him. Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein: Declined to do a news conference after Comey’s firing saying it was his idea. Deputy national security adviser K.T. McFarland: Declined to write an internal email stating FatRump hadn’t told national security adviser Michael Flynn to talk during the presidential transition to the Russian ambassador about sanctions. Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats: Declined FatRump’s request to say there was no link between the FatRump campaign and Russia. Acting Attorney General Dana Boente: According to McGahn, Boente declined FatRump’s request to state publicly that FatRump wasn’t under investigation. (Boente said he didn’t recall this conversation.) Chief of Staff Reince Priebus: Declined to get Sessions to resign. Chief economic adviser Gary Cohn: Along with Porter, prevented FatRump from pulling out of trade deals by pulling papers off his desk. Chief of Staff John F. Kelly: Along with Cohn, declined to lobby the Justice Department to prevent the AT&T-Time Warner merger. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis: Declined FatRump’s request to assassinate Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Mattis: Declined FatRump’s request to provide military options for Iran. Unnamed officials: Ignored FatRump’s directive to not endorse an agreement reached at the G-7 Summit.