Daily Show Notes: Friday 6/14/19

Darren Samuelsohn is a Senior White House reporter for POLITICO. He told Dan Proft & John Kass that while democrats want Trump to get the Nixon treatment, Trump and his team are trying instead to bend the chatter around the issue to their advantage:

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Salena Zito is a Washington Examiner reporter, New York Post Columnist and author of The Great Revolt: Inside the Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics. She joined Dan & John to share her experiences traveling the back-roads of America, and also talked about Kellyanne Conway’s future at the White House:

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Daniel McCarthy is an author at the Spectator and editor of Modern Age: A Conservative Review. He joined Dan Proft and John Kass to explain why he believes Facebook is the world’s worst coffee shop:

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On Thursday, President Trump made the surprise announcement that Sarah Sanders is stepping down as White House Press Secretary at the end of June.

President Donald Trump said on Friday that he has no plans to fire his senior adviser Kellyanne Conway despite a federal watchdog agency’s call the day before that she should be “removed from service” for using her office for political activity.

On Thursday President Donald Trump introduced Kim Kardashian to speak on Justice Reform at the White house.

U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe did not join her teammates in singing the national anthem before the team’s opening match against Thailand in the Women’s World Cup on this week. The act came several years after Rapinoe became the first white player to kneel during the national anthem.

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