President Joe Biden is in Ireland on his first visit back as president amid global problems
Geopolitical tensions around the world are becoming more tense especially between China and Taiwan as well as Russia and Ukraine.
All of this comes as national intelligence agencies continue to investigate the massive and embarrassing classified documents leak.
U.S. President Joe Biden is spending three days in Ireland on his first visit back as president to explore his heritage and meet with Irish leaders.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump sat down at Mar-a-Lago for his first interview since being arraigned in a Manhattan Criminal Court and criticized and President Biden for his lack of fielding questions from the press.
Trump said: “He’s now in Ireland, he’s not going to have a news conference, when the world is exploding.”
“I own property in Ireland. I’m not going to Ireland, the world is exploding around us,” Trump said.
Meanwhile, the battle between liberal Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg and the House Judiciary Committee’s top Republican, Chairman Rep Jim Jordan is heating up over the Trump indictment.
Bragg is targeting Jordan with a lawsuit.
But, Jordan says Bragg is trying to obstruct a Congressional investigation.
This comes after Jordan issued a subpoena for a key figure in the attorney’s office.
On Wednesday, news broke that Trump has sued his former fixer Michael Cohen over breach of contract and other claims.
In the compliant, the 45th president asks for damages in an amount to be determined at trail, but states that the amount is “expected to substantially exceed” $500 million.
