Trump vents at rivals and Iran from Camp David in televised Cabinet meeting
TL;DR
President Trump staged what his administration called the first televised Cabinet meeting at Camp David, using the retreat to vent about stalled policies: railing at Sen. John Cornyn over the attorney general nomination, lamenting the collapsed $1.8 billion DOJ payout fund, questioning Iran’s good faith in potential ceasefire talks, and warning Democrats would open U.S. borders if they win the midterms; he also mocked Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz over a cyberattack and highlighted the Camp David setting as a backdrop for his grievances.
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