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Ex-National Archivist Thinks Trump Is Hiding His Records to Avoid ‘Prison Time’

Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/GettyWith the National Archives now at the center of a historic fight over records between the current and former president, the two people who once ran that agency are both condemning Trump administration officials for trying to keep documents secret.Don W. Wilson and John W. Carlin each had years-long stints as the official archivist of the United States, overseeing the massive effort of sorting through presidential records that tell the country’s story.An

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Trump calls for GOP unity, repeats lies about election loss

3 House Republican, who has faced tremendous backlash in Wyoming for saying Trump should no longer play a role in the party or headline the event. “We’ll see what he says, but our focus is certainly not on what President Trump is saying at CPAC,” she told reporters. “We have the Republican Party. McConnell has since said he would “absolutely” support Trump if he were the GOP nominee in 2024. Trump hinted at the effort Sunday, voicing his commitment to helping elect Republicans and calling on attendees to join him.

Biden replaces White House doctor with longtime physician

Biden has brought back Dr. Kevin OConnor as his physician, replacing President Donald Trumps doctor with the one who oversaw his care when he was vice president(AP Photo/Susan Walsh)WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden has brought back Dr. Kevin O'Connor as his physician, replacing President Donald Trump's doctor with the one who oversaw his care when he was vice president. O'Connor, a retired Army colonel, was Biden's doctor during his entire tenure as vice president, having remained in the role at Biden's request. The White House said O'Connor was being commissioned by the president but was not rejoining the military. He is the first non-active duty doctor to serve as physician to the president in almost three decades. Then-White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said at the time that Trump's condition was worse than Conley had let on.

Coronavirus guidelines now the rule at White House

The clearest sign that there's a new boss at the White House is the deference being paid to coronavirus public health guidelines. The emphasis on adhering to public safety guidelines touches matters both big and small in the White House. Jeffrey Wexler is the White House director of COVID-19 operations, overseeing the implementation of safety guidelines throughout the administration, a job he performed during the transition and campaign. The Trump White House was another story altogether. But she allowed that the national COVID response itself could be somewhat hamstrung by the COVID requirements at the White House.

Testing wristbands, masks signs of a new boss at White House

The clearest sign that there's a new boss at the White House is the deference being paid to coronavirus public health guidlines. The emphasis on adhering to public safety guidelines touches matters both big and small in the White House. During her first press briefing, White House press secretary Jen Psaki suggested those working in the office would receive daily testing and N95 masks would be mandatory. The Trump White House was another story altogether. But she allowed that the national COVID response itself could be somewhat hamstrung by the COVID requirements at the White House.

Capitol rioters hold out long-shot hope for a Trump pardon

FILE - In this Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021 file photo, supporters of President Donald Trump, including Jacob Chansley, center with fur hat, are confronted by Capitol Police officers outside the Senate Chamber inside the Capitol in Washington. Life or death” — told Dallas television station KTVT: “I think we all deserve a pardon. “The only thing that was missing at the Capitol was the president, our president, stirring up the Kool-Aid with a big spoon,” Watkins said. The Office of the Pardon Attorney, which handles these reviews, did not respond to a request for comment, but former federal prosecutors said Trump giving clemency to those at the Capitol would be highly unusual. AP White House reporter Jill Colvin contributed to this report.