Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has met with politicians and other officials from her home state of Kentucky at least 10 times in response to requests from her husband’s congressional office, Politico reported, after obtaining documents from the watchdog group American Oversight.

Former Deputy Director of the FBI Andrew McCabe told the “Today” show on Tuesday morning that he plans to bring a civil lawsuit against the Department of Justice over his firing, which was directed by former Attorney General Jeff Sessions just hours before he was set to retire from a 20-plus year career in the agency.

Fox Business’ Lou Dobbs — one of President Trump’s favorite TV hosts — questioned on Monday why Republicans in Washington, D.C. aren’t “screaming for the arrest” of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will make his expected departure from the Justice Department in mid-March, The Washington Post reported. 

President Trump expressed his outrage over former deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe’s recent comments to the media by pinning all of McCabe’s perceived wrongdoing on his former boss, James Comey.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Friday attempted to clean up a remark from President Trump during his national emergency declaration.

During his announcement, Trump said he “didn’t have to do this,” a line critics predicted would end up in lawsuits against the action. Sanders tried to clarify the comment by arguing Trump “shouldn’t have to do this.”

President Trump is salty he hasn’t gotten the Nobel Peace Prize yet, unlike his predecessor who Trump said received the honor about “15 seconds” after being elected.

President Trump announced on Friday he would declare a national emergency to get funding for his border wall, in order to fulfill a campaign promise that prompted the President to force a month-long government shutdown when he couldn’t get a deal through Congress.

The Trump Organization dropped plans to pursue the opening of two new hotel lines — which were supposed to be reflective of the “next generation of the company,” Eric Trump said in 2017 — due to the current political climate, The New York Times reported.

Former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI), who used to serve as the House Intelligence Committee chair, compared Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s decision to support President Trump’s insistence on a national emergency to eating “a manure sandwich.”