The issue has been covered extensively by journalists over the years, but a trove of previously-unreleased documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act and reviewed by the three newsrooms laid bare decades of failure that allowed radioactive waste created during the 1940s to linger in the St. “We’re here because for 75 years…the federal government has poisoned the water, the soil and the air of this community and has lied about it,” Hawley said. Speaking at a news conference in Weldon Spring attended by Republican and Democratic elected officials, Hawley addressed the findings of a six-month joint investigation by The Missouri Independent, MuckRock and The Associated Press that revealed that for decades government agencies and private companies downplayed or failed to fully investigate radioactive contamination stemming from the effort to build the first atomic bomb during World War II. Jean Carroll.īailey’s office said earlier in the day that it will work to hold the federal government accountable.
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Trump was found liable of sexual abuse in a recent civil trial brought by writer E. He added, “He's setting a very vile tone within the Republican Party, and in a sense has normalized pretty derisive views towards women in general.” "This is still the same man and, incredibly, we're considering electing him to the presidency again." "He's a pervert, he's difficult to deal with," Taylor told Newsweek. Taylor said, at one point, Nielsen whispered to him, "Trust me, this is not a healthy workplace for women.”Īnd Taylor said senior counselor Kellyanne Conway called Trump a “misogynistic bully," a comment that she denied making when contacted by Newsweek. He remembered Kirstjen Nielsen, Trump’s former secretary of homeland security, being called “sweetie” and “honey” and having her makeup critiqued by the president.
He said “undisguised sexism” was aimed at everybody from lowly staff members to cabinet secretaries. Taylor, a former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security who admitted to anonymously writing a 2018 op-ed in the New York Times titled “"I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration,” said, "There still are quite a few female leaders from the Trump administration who have held their tongues about the unequal treatment they faced in the administration at best, and the absolute naked sexism they experienced with the hands of Donald Trump at worst."
The details contained in the upcoming new book, “ Blowback: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump,” were outlined in an exclusive interview with Newsweek Wednesday. IN OTHER NEWS: Kevin McCarthy tried apologizing to furious Trump but 'only made things worse': Politico Trump, he said, was 'a very, very evil man.'" "Afterward, Kelly retold that story to me in visible disgust. "Aides said he talked about Ivanka Trump's breasts, her backside, and what it might be like to have sex with her, remarks that once led (former Chief of Staff) John Kelly to remind the president that Ivanka was his daughter," Taylor writes. The comments are used by Taylor to highlight almost daily instances of sexism in the Trump White House that were so bad one senior female official told the writer, “This is not a healthy workplace for women.” Former President Donald Trump made sexual comments about his daughter Ivanka that were so lewd he was rebuked by his Chief of Staff, former Trump official Miles Taylor writes in a new book.
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