Yeah because comedy often does not hold up. Yeah. Right?
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But Trump's Twitter silence on Thursday may not hold up.
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Charlton, however, said this may not hold up under scrutiny.
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But this will only delay, not hold up, a deal.
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Don't get me wrong: The politics do not hold up.
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But ultimately, he does not hold up such anarchists as models.
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But the IRS has said those strategies may not hold up.
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His purported achievements to date just do not hold up to scrutiny.
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But after British assurances, Spain ultimately did not hold up the deal.
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Bondholders say that argument might not hold up in an American court.
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Cooked soba noodles do not hold up in the refrigerator very well.
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His assertion of the Fifth Amendment may not hold up in court.
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But the government might not hold up its end of the bargain.
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And in Carter's eyes, Trump's relationship with the truth does not hold up.
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This ridiculous assertion should not, and will not hold up in criminal court.
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" Reporter: "Why not hold up [Scott Pruitt's] vote until the emails are released?
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I will say that, lyrically, AC/DC does not hold up in 2019.
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Donald Trump's business career, it seems, does not hold up robustly to scrutiny.
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But Shanks said that she believes the historical argument does not hold up.
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But that argument just does not hold up, Gretchen Morgenson writes in Fair Game.
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But many assertions about a surge in Latin American immigrants did not hold up.
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Other lawyers opined that the forfeiture verdict would not hold up on constitutional grounds.
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My reasoning about clean sheets and efficiency may not hold up to expert scrutiny.
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But since those studies are in really small groups, the findings may not hold up.
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But there's a lot about the '90s that does not hold up, including Sonic's personality.
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That claim does not hold up to scrutiny, in both the long and short term.
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Patterns in congressional voting might not hold up in a higher-turnout, higher-stakes election.
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She similarly bought inexpensive cookware and then felt bad when it did not hold up.
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Mr. Trump's claim that this move will help the American economy does not hold up.
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And there was a lot of really good questions and Mark did not hold up well.
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If he does not hold up, this could end very very badly for DJT and others.
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There's a lot of other issues hanging over Trump, so this metric may not hold up.
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However, some argue that the stance the Education Department has taken might not hold up legally.
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The North has made peace overtures in the past that did not hold up under scrutiny.
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It will have to be tested but they say it will not hold up in court.
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When challenged, Power Balance's claims of increased strength and flexibility could not hold up in court.
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When it came time to absorb Woodley's best, however, the champ's chin did not hold up.
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Unfortunately, Pompeo's list of Trump administration accomplishments does not hold up against realities on the ground.
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Plus, the crust that works for Grandma's apple may not hold up well for Ina Garten's pumpkin.
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But the State Department said Monday that Russia did not hold up its end of an agreement.
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But he said he worried that her fragile health, including hypertension and diabetes, would not hold up.
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He laughs and smiles incessantly, mumbling aphoristic phrases that may or may not hold up post-trip.
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Both companies made such a claim in court, but they may not hold up, Mr. Force said.
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The social narratives that we're told (like maintaining family relationships) may not hold up in every circumstance.
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Typically, General Electric is correlated with the broader averages, but in 2016 that pattern did not hold up.
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That logic may not hold up in Mississippi, where Trump has more time to determine whom to endorse.
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But if NATO's assurances do not hold up, that is not a good look for a military alliance.
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One, Teen Vogue clearly did not hold up whatever its end of the bargain with Facebook had been.
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The logic for leaving the Paris accords does not hold up to the language of the agreement itself.
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Investors fear that tech companies may not hold up well in a downturn, particularly as interest rates spike.
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James Risch, R-Idaho, to ensure they did not hold up the vote and increase the shutdown risk.
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I will never not hold up my hand and twist my wrist in defiant pride when it comes on.
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Perhaps the reason he doesn't try to do this is simple — his claim may not hold up to scrutiny.
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The few empirical studies referenced by people who defend the mismatch theory do not hold up to critical scrutiny.
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That ruling may not hold up, but it's at least a temporary rationale for the Trump administration to oust Cordray.
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Companies may try to claim the third party as liable for damages, but that may not hold up in court.
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I listen to the Les Mis soundtrack throughout my journey and, I'm sad to say, it does not hold up.
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Trump's claim that he is the most "transparent President in history" does not hold up to even the softest scrutiny.
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On Twitter, some users compared the slides to "jail shoes," and suggested that they might not hold up for long.
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But predictions that, for better or worse, tech and politics were henceforth going to be inseparable did not hold up.
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If we do not act and get some distance between people, our healthcare system in #Ohio will not hold up.
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That simple logic, however, may not hold up as Hall continues her research into the genetic basis of the placebo.
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If we do not act and get some distance between people, our healthcare system in Ohio will not hold up.
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But predictions that, for better or worse, tech and politics were henceforth going to be inseparable did not hold up.
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Then the trust, which is common and legal, did not hold up to state scrutiny because of a problematic passage.
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Wall Street's lofty valuations for Apple's holiday sales may not hold up after Tuesday's event, one industry expert told CNBC.
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That scenario would make sense, Allen said, as the alternative, using a disguise, would not hold up to serious scrutiny.
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They argue the rest of the law does not hold up after Republicans rolled back its individual mandate provision last year.
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He emphasized "data dependency" on Wednesday and said if data do not hold up in 2019, the Fed may change course.
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But that conclusion, while accurate with respect to electoral engagement, does not hold up with respect to social and cultural developments.
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But that correlation does not hold up in the longer term, with higher yields instead being a drain on the currency.
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In reality, these claims do not hold up under scrutiny, and the project appears to quickly be going off the rails.
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The financial industry also claims that arbitration is cheaper and faster for consumers, but again, these claims do not hold up.
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But as U.S. stocks plunged in the last week, bitcoin did not hold up and actually fell further, briefly below $6,000.
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But that scenario would make sense, Allen said, as the alternative, using a disguise, would not hold up to serious scrutiny.
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Yet, as the Daily Herald of suburban Chicago reported, the ED's interpretation of Title IX may not hold up in federal court.
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McNamee says that even if the law does pass, it likely will not hold up to legal challenges in Germany or Europe.
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It did not hold up, as the Bulls turned up the heat defensively to seize the lead by halftime and keep going.
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And if French people are sufficiently fed up by then, the "front républicain" might not hold up against the tide of discontent.
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The results were sparse, considering flat screen TV stands do not hold up well on anything other than a hard flat surface.
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Maybe the evidence that flossing reduces tooth decay or gum disease does not hold up because we are all such poor flossers.
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In the end, the math did not hold up, foretelling some of the problems Arizona could face ahead of the November elections.
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Here are some other hard-line options that may be on the table — even if they may not hold up in court.
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Mr. Nadler was furious, arguing that the White House's claims that the material could be protected would not hold up in court.
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Claiming to be repeating what others have said may not hold up, either; many courts do not accept that defense, Freeman said.
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And another story about how Mr. Pruitt's regulatory rollbacks, some of which have been hastily implemented, may not hold up in court.
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It also lets the Trump administration raise tariffs targeting China if the country does not hold up its end of the deal.
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Cohen's credibility is certainly an issue, his allegations may not hold up, but he is alleging that this is a criminal presidency.
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Arguments that the new administration would have had an easier time in the court of public opinion do not hold up, Carafano said.
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Scholars and former prosecutors have argued that if this DOJ policy were ever tested in the Supreme Court, it might not hold up.
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There is, however, a small chance that the font will not hold up in court as irrefutable evidence that the documents were forgeries.
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The U.S. president pointed fingers at China when trade talks stalled and said Beijing did not hold up its end of the bargain.
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As for the agreement itself, that kind of rush also increases the likelihood that whatever is signed will not hold up in court.
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My worst fear is not that the United States will not hold up its commitment to NATO; if pushed, I believe we will.
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Conway was widely mocked for coining the phrase "alternative facts" in regards to White House claims that did not hold up to scrutiny.
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Harris's lawyers also argued that "speculation" about what the U.S. House of Representatives might do should not hold up certification of the race.
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Domino's cease-and-desist letter may not hold up, according to Domenic Romano, founder and managing attorney of Romano Law in New York.
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Jones's teammates said that any perception that he was dull did not hold up when the cameras, tape recorders and notebooks were gone.
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But even if the police officers' story does not hold up, in its outline it is typical of recent developments in the drug trade.
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His story on Ramirez does not hold up well under scrutiny; his testimony to the Senate last week was filled with misdirection and untruths.
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The back-and-forth bolstered the criticism that companies may not hold up their end of the deal even after soliciting costly tax breaks.
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It has agreed to pay another $300 million, suspended during a seven-year period, if it does not hold up its part of the agreement.
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Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat and member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said Democrats should not hold up important measures like spending bills in retaliation.
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But that argument does not hold up; no family is choosing to have its premiums increase nearly $2,000 so corporations can permanently pad their profits.
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Similarly, the idea that a reestablished Federal Royalty Policy Committee is an adequate substitute for the PEIS does not hold up to even cursory scrutiny.
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Basically, the results in this instance indicated that informed scientists were clear from the get-go that what they were reading would not hold up.
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Nepszabadsag deputy editor in chief says the business arguments do not hold up and the newspaper was closed down because of articles critical of the government.
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At the time that was painted as fluke, or as arrogance on Rockhold's part, but the truth was that Rockhold's boxing just did not hold up.
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The president's allies in the House tried to distract from the devastating facts against him, but they do not hold up to even the briefest scrutiny.
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Moreover, it suggests that the decline in the incumbent advantage in Senate elections seen during the presidency of Barack Obama may not hold up after it.
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But Rachel Bien, an attorney at employment law firm Outten & Golden LLP, told CNN Business the LLC workaround for AB5 may not hold up in court.
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AAA titles may not hold up when put up to a higher resolution, so it's going to mean game producers will have to really buy in.
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Under the current system, if an intern tried to sue their congressional office for mistreatment, their claim likely would not hold up in court, said Romer-Friedman.
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Powell later left the door open to other options, emphasizing "data dependency" and saying if data did not hold up in 2019, the Fed may change course.
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Norris, who manages $3 billion in assets, suggests that while many other companies may not hold up, "a quality company" such as Exxon is set to succeed.
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Websites often had data but it did not hold up to basic analysis, Ms. Gass said, and when the data was published, it appeared in vanity journals.
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In the motion, plaintiffs charged that the dam did not meet modern safety standards and would not hold up in the event of extreme rain or flooding.
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But on individual taxes, Trump's claim does not hold up, according to data on top personal income tax rates collected by the Tax Foundation, a Washington think tank.
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They argue the full Affordable Care Act does not hold up legally after Republicans scrapped its core individual mandate provision as part of their tax law last year.
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Its chunky design may not hold up quite as well today, but without it, there would have been no iPod nano or iPod touch or iPhone or iPad.
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" The spokesperson also suggested Farrow's reporting in that transcript might not have been credible, as it included "several other assertions that quickly did not hold up to scrutiny.
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Nepszabadsag's deputy editor in chief said Mediaworks' business arguments did not hold up and that the daily was closed down because of articles critical of the Orban government.
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The claim of an increase in advanced cases does not hold up, according to the American Cancer Society, which posted a statement on its website challenging the findings.
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As any experienced criminal lawyer knows, a grand jury indictment will not hold up unless there is proper venue for that indictment where the grand jury is located.
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The Russian Embassy said in a statement that Zijlstra's allegations "do not hold up against any criticism and are only intended to spread false perceptions of Russia's intentions".
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Nadal is due to play Belgium's David Goffin in his first match at the tournament on Monday, but told reporters that his injured knee might not hold up.
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However, that lead did not hold up as Houston rebounded with five two-outs runs in the second to knock out Miley and take a 6-5 lead.
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That means demand might not hold up as well in the face of $100 oil, and a drop in consumption would typically put downward pressure on oil prices.
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House officials have suggested they plan to press on with most of the legal battles, but not hold up impeachment action to wait for the courts to rule.
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Efforts by law enforcement officials to preserve their ability to bypass a warrant should not hold up this process, because the legislation's provisions actually solve their well-intentioned concerns.
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Dungy's argument that sign stealing is OK because it is commonly practiced might not hold up to logic tests, but he does have a point: it is commonly practiced.
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Behind the scenes, they also worry that simply killing the climate rule would not hold up in court, and would invite even tougher regulations under a future Democratic president.
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While the Pacific Northwest childhood chapters might not hold up to the swelter, triangulation and plotted mystery of the Athens chapters, Milo's New York chapters both fascinate and bemuse.
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Netanyahu's lawyers contend the indictment does not hold up because the regulations for ordering meals were legally invalid and a household employee had requisitioned the food despite Netanyahu's protestations.
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While the fairest approach might seem to be requiring a medical intervention for trans girls to compete, there is reason to believe it may not hold up under legal scrutiny.
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Powell has left the door open to other options for this year, emphasizing "data dependency" and saying if data do not hold up in 2019, the Fed may change course.
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Powell did leave the door open to other options next year, emphasizing "data dependency" Wednesday and saying if data does not hold up in 2019 the Fed may change course.
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Some experts say Moore's Law — where a microchip doubles in computing power about every 24 months — may not hold up as well as it has in the last two decades.
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While some in the media characterize the case as a clash between same-sex-marriage rights and religious and artistic freedom, that simplistic framing does not hold up to scrutiny.
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Brothers Kayon and Richard Jones, the two military veterans who started the company, eventually told FEMA they could not hold up their end of the contract due to supply issues.
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But even though the argument may not hold up in court, it's a savvy political move to buy time as the company deals with public pressure over its labor practices.
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EU officials said there was a solid consensus that remaining niggles should not hold up a final deal for Sunday, as the other 27 governments go through the new paperwork.
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Some states have taken matters into their own hands and passed laws this year barring the practice, but Colvin warns they may not hold up if companies challenge them in court.
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It has agreed to pay another $300 million, suspended during a seven-year period, if it does not hold up its part of the agreement, which includes an independent compliance monitor.
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The company tells users it may change the agreement without notice and can terminate service for any reason, which Kim said might not hold up in court as an enforceable contract.
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While such documents may help entities claiming against one another in the Chinese domestic markets, most claims will not hold up on the global stage, Perrott told CNBC in an email.
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In October, he created a stir when he claimed to have solved the Riemann Hypothesis, one of the most famous unsolved problems in mathematics, but the proof did not hold up.
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And while the warrant may not hold up in court, the ACLU is concerned about the attempt to cast a wide net to collect private data on members of a political group.
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While it's not 100% foolproof — this will not hold up to a set of vigorous jumping jacks — it will significantly cut back on the amount of sleeve-pushing you have to do.
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"And I wanted to actually abide by their rules, and not hold up a flag to incite a crowd, but I kind of wanted to test them," Cini told the news station.
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The Trump administration had argued that DACA was unconstitutional and that it would not hold up in the courts, since a number of conservative states had threatened to sue over the program.
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Fed chief Jerome Powell did leave the door open to other options for this year, emphasizing "data dependency" and saying if data do not hold up in 2019 the Fed may change course.
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"We were very worried about our home," Londono said, noting that their building doesn't have shutters, just impact windows, and storm predictions originally suggested impact windows would not hold up under Irma's winds.
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Yet Zandi warned the wealth tax revenue predictions may not hold up if she also simultaneously tries to fund her proposed expansion of government programs, including free child-care and student debt forgiveness.
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But Dr. Gardner found no such effect, and the moderator of the symposium, Kevin Hall of the National Institutes of Health, argued that the disputed link does not hold up to close scrutiny.
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Many companies worried that simply repealing the climate rule without offering a substitute would not hold up in court — and could leave an opening for even tougher regulations under a future Democratic president.
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The opinion is a strong signal that the White House's letter earlier this week refusing to cooperate with the impeachment probe without a full House vote authorizing it would not hold up in court.
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However, Moon said Thursday that Kim recognized the status of US Forces Korea was a separate one between Washington and Seoul, and would not hold up negotiations to bring an end to the war.
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The Petcube Bites looks like a shrunken down, shinier version of the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the main difference being that the aforementioned totem did not hold up to two pounds of treats.
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The notion that women shy away from dangerous politics does not hold up, of course: they have led some of America's most radical movements, including labour reform, prohibition, and abolition—not to mention women's suffrage.
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Lawyers from Holland & Knight, representing Reuters, Associated Press, Bloomberg, Dow Jones & Company and Market News said the reasons given by the Labor Department for the changes did not hold up to legal and factual scrutiny.
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On Sunday, National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien said that the US would not sign a peace agreement if the Taliban did not hold up their end of the deal to reduce violence in the country.
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If investigators for the prosecutor's office had checked work records of the women during the time the alleged sexual assault occurred, Ware said those records alone would have shown the girl's testimony could not hold up.
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One other complaint you could probably make about the device is that the games may not hold up that well, at least not like the 8-bit and 16-bit classics you get on Nintendo's consoles.
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That archetype might not hold up to scrutiny, but according to Shauna L. Shames, an assistant professor of political science at Rutgers, it is true that few millennials have any interest in running for public office.
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The sudden demand for their work puts pressure on them to produce similar work, instead of stretching their talent and exploring new directions; and speculative buying, for quick resale, brings prices that may not hold up.
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If weakened, developmental and socioeconomic protections in the United States will not hold up to the pressures of a changing climate and a globalized society—which will undoubtedly bring more diseases to the country in the future.
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Regardless of what is promised at the Singapore Summit, North Korea may not hold up its end of the deal — and, if that happens, we need to ensure that the U.S. military's posture and commitment has not changed.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Brazil will not hold up a deal settling the final items of the Paris Agreement on climate change over a demand for more international funding for domestic environmental efforts, a senior Brazilian diplomat said on Thursday.
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And I think some of the things that Rudy Giuliani was doing today would not hold up to scrutiny saying, you know, of course we don&apost know -- he says, you know, Mueller hasn&apost found anything about collusion.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Proposed state legislation that would require Utah judges to favor heterosexual couples over same-sex couples in adoptions and foster care placements is blatantly unconstitutional and will not hold up in court, gay rights advocates argue.
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Airbnb's reportedly proposed $30 billion valuation may not hold up if illegal listings in New York and San Francisco are removed, said Bradley Tusk, a former aid to Mayor Michael Bloomberg who specializes in helping startups navigate regulatory environments.
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When any one person's DNA can lead investigators to hundreds of a suspect's relatives, the standard model of individual consent does not hold up, said Rori Rohlfs, a professor at San Francisco State University who has studied familial searches.
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But photos emerged on social media from Yemen in 2015 of dud submunitions that had been provided by the United States and dropped by Saudi warplanes, suggesting that the Air Force's claim did not hold up in combat use.
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The IRS cares a lot about the timing of transactions, so some "buy now pay later" arrangements may not hold up if they aren&apost a legally binding form of debt, such as a credit card or installment contract.
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Furthermore, we assume the banks set aside reserves for 70% and 80% of impaired loans in the base and severe cases, respectively, as we take account of the risk that collateral arrangements may not hold up as per the banks' expectations.
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In other college news, 550,000 people relying on a promise that their student loans would be forgiven if they worked 10 years in public service are facing the possibility that the government may not hold up its end of the bargain.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Spain's Rafa Nadal will begin his quest for a 20th Grand Slam title against Bolivia's Hugo Dellien at the Australian Open on Tuesday, while organizers are confident a rain-hit opening day will not hold up the tournament.
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Given that we're five steps in and haven't even gotten to the bread phase of the peanut butter sandwich, many commenters were quick to point out that the convenience argument of this method may not hold up in a court of law.
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Meerkat was one of the first to enter the space, and although it won headlines and celebrity users when it first emerged in 2015, it could not hold up once Twitter, Facebook and even Instagram rolled out their own live streaming platforms.
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In comments to reporters after the hearing, Sayoc's defense team stood by their claims that the government's evidence was "flimsy" and that both DNA and fingerprints gathered during the investigation, which have been attributed to Sayoc, would not hold up in court.
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Many assumptions about these militants, Mr. Bergen asserts, do not hold up: Most jihadists in the United States were not young hotheads without family obligations, and the decision to turn to terrorism, for the most part, was not rooted in some traumatic life experience.
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"There is considerable legal opinion that these fraud charges and the 'rogue unit' charges that are still pending are so thin they could not hold up a tea-bag, let alone hold up in court," said Gary van Staden, analyst at NKC African Economics.
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Inside the White House, the president's aides briefly considered the optics of hosting events — including Thursday's rally just as the senator's body is scheduled to be in transit to Washington — but decided that they could not hold up White House proceedings for several days.
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Mr. McGahn's concerns about Mr. Trump's letter show how much he realized that the president's rationale for firing Mr. Comey might not hold up to scrutiny, and how he and other administration officials sought to build a more defensible public case for his ouster.
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There will never again be a show like "One Day at a Time" or "All in the Family" — shows that derived their power not solely from their content, which might not hold up to today's more high-minded affairs, but also from their ubiquity.
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Watching the films I had never seen (and rewatching a few favorites) over the last three weeks was often frustrating and only sometimes revelatory; some of the canonized work does not hold up, while whole periods of his career I had written off were suddenly more interesting.
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Like many of the president's other initiatives, an assault on affirmative action might not hold up under judicial scrutiny given that the Supreme Court decided just last year that the University of Texas was allowed to use race as one of several factors in weighing applicants.
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This is particularly true given that both the president and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo seem willing to accept the results of the Saudi government's proposed investigation of the case — an instance of the accused investigating themselves that would not hold up in any court of law.
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The consortium that normally administers the stadium, Maracanã S.A., claims that Rio 2016 and the Rio State government did not hold up their end of a contract that required them to maintain the stadium and return it in the state in which it was given to them.
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"Things that the commonwealth says do not hold up to scrutiny when you look at the actual evidence," Mr. Farber said, and cast blame instead on two prosecution witnesses: Adrian King, a former deputy to Ms. Kane, and Josh Morrow, a political strategist who was given immunity to testify.
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If, however, the witnesses do not hold up under questioning -- if their in-person accounts are more qualified or less detailed than their written statements, or perhaps recanted entirely -- then Ford loses crucial corroboration, and her credibility will suffer for having submitted their statements in the first place. 3.
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His web of lies did not hold up under Joe Girardi's withering gaze, and Burnett was forced to admit that he was not only the kind of asshole who injures himself by attacking doors full of deadly plastic edges, but also the kind of asshole who lies about it.
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But there are reasons the theory that Joe attempted murder and failed might not hold up: With the amount of responsibility Mr. Mooney has in creating Joe, it would make sense that Joe might not be able to bring himself to actually kill the only real family he's ever known.
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Babak Hodjat, co-founder of Sentient Technologies, an AI startup with a hedge-fund arm, says that, left to their own devices, machine-learning techniques are prone to "overfit", ie, to finding peculiar patterns in the specific data they are trained on that do not hold up in the wider world.
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From there, the assertions moved to the concerns that somehow spacing vaccines too close together was the issue, but that too does not hold up, and lately there are new rounds of allegations claiming that aluminum-based adjuvants found in some childhood vaccines cause autism, which is also not true.
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And the Uranium One deal — another frequent Hannity topic — depends on a chain of connections that may not hold up under thorough investigation, since the deal was approved by nine government agencies and there's no evidence that Clinton knew about it, as Shepard Smith of Fox News has pointed out.
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What I don't like about this is the notion that women artists still need saving, that female art (whatever that is) still needs a safe space to be shown alongside other female art, because god forbid you show women artists' work with men artists, it will not hold up (or vice versa).
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Trump's claim that he won the Electoral College by a "landslide" also does not hold up, as he is projected to win 290 votes to Clinton's 232 (the winning candidate needs 270 to secure the presidency and Michigan, which has 16 electoral votes, has not yet been officially called for either candidate).
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Horizon certainly makes a great first impression, but it's also possible that may not hold up throughout the game — while four hours may seem like a lot, given the size and scope of Horizon, it remains to be seen whether or not the story elements stay strong or whether the stealth-based combat grows stale over time.
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The Dodd-Frank Act provides regulators with two standards for determining whether a firm is "systemically important," and while regulators chose to invoke the first standard — that "material financial distress" at a firm "could pose a threat to the financial stability of the United States" — against MetLife, its reasoning did not hold up, according to the judge.
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Mr. Rose, who has made climate-related claims in the past that did not hold up to scrutiny, said a "high-level whistle-blower," John J. Bates, a recently retired scientist at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, had told him that the agency "breached its own rules on scientific integrity" in publishing the study in June 2015.
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"'Bulls--t passports will not hold up to scrutiny'"Now none of those skills — forging, human intelligence, networking — can make up for the facial scans of people traveling through airports, or that, for a passport to truly be a legitimate cover and travel document it has to be more than good looking, it has to be properly linked to all the right databases.
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Frist argued that claims of "runaway legal authority," such as those made by former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE in an attempt to have the charges against him dismissed, do not hold up against Mueller's record.
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But in the Wednesday filing, special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE argued that Manafort's claims do not hold up because Manafort has said in multiple prison calls that he has had full access to his files and attorneys.
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"The strong push back from the judicial system in the U.S. gives us confidence that the executive order will not hold up, and our conversations with our partners in Iran clearly suggest that Iran will reverse its reciprocal ban once matters are settled in the U.S." Abercrombie & Kent had scheduled four departures this year of its 12-day trip to Iran, with the first coming in May.
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WE'RE IN THIS GAME NOW WHERE ALL THESE COMPANIES WHO ARE AFFILIATED WITH EACH OTHER OR INVESTORS WHO ARE AFFILIATED WITH EACH OTHER, ARE SWAPPING – "I'LL SWAP YOU MY $250 BILLION CATS FOR YOUR $100 BILLION DOG," AND THEN WE DO A MARKUP ON IT AND THAT'S WHAT'S KIND OF SO AMAZING IN THIS STORY, THAT WE'RE TAKING THESE GAINS ON ASSET REVALUATIONS WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT HOLD UP. BUT THEY ARE NOT FROM CASH FLOW FROM OPERATIONS.
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Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE (D-Wash.), the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said on ABC's "This Week" that he believes the president has the legal authority to declare a national emergency and have the military build a structure like the wall, but argued that Trump's order may not hold up to legal scrutiny.
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