Fact check - CLAIM: "GOP concedes Trump may have withheld aid for probes but says it's not impeachable." - CNN VERDICT: FALSE.

Hillary Clinton told the far-left Hollywood Reporter she doesn’t believe there are enough Democrats in the news media.

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A prominent trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital who survived being shot as a teen, operates on gunshot victims in Baltimore and advocates for gun violence prevention on the national level says he recently had a “death threat" placed on the windshield of his car.

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WASHINGTON - Just outside the spacious corner office of the White House national security adviser, aides crowded into a windowless anteroom knew to make themselves small when John Bolton got a summons from President Donald Trump. Bolton, his signature yellow legal pad in hand, would throw open his door and set off at a gallop. Once in the Oval Office, Bolton would take copious notes on that pad, at times angering a president known to mistrust note-taking by even his closest aides, according to a former senior administration official. Leaks from Bolton's soon-to-be-published memoir, in which he alleges a direct link between Trump's withholding of aid to Ukraine and his desire that its government investigate his political rivals, validated the president's suspicions in the eyes of some senior White House officials. Bolton, who left the White House in September - Trump said he was fired; Bolton said he resigned - did not respond to a question about whether he had used personal notes or official documents in his book. The manuscript includes more than a dozen pages on Bolton's interactions over Ukraine with Trump, his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and others, according to one person familiar with the project. In what this person called an "unflattering" portrait of the president, it also touches on other areas where Bolton is known to have disagreed with Trump policy decisions, including Venezuela and Turkey. But another former senior official, one of several who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal matters, said Bolton "didn't need to have" documents or his own notes from inside the White House, "since he probably went home every night and wrote about it." Noting the rapid completion of Bolton's book, "I'm convinced he was writing all the time" he served as national...

Fred Fleitz urged Former National Security Advisor John Bolton to withdraw his tell-all book from his publisher "immediately."

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