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Fwd: MTP: First Read Sunday

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MTP: First Read Sunday

On Sunday's "Meet The Press," former CIA Director John Brennan said President Trump's tweets this morning about meeting Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin indicate he "doesn't take the word of the intelligence community." Also, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., called President Trump "literally the only person that I know of that has any doubt about what Russia did in 2016. The more he talks about this, the more he throws our intelligence communities under the bus."

Fmr. CIA Director Brennan Says Trump 'Ceded' Ground to Putin

"I don't think he demonstrates good negotiating skills when it comes to Mr. Putin," said John Brennan, who led the CIA from 2013 until January of his year.

Graham Slams 'Disastrous Meeting' With Putin, Calls Russia Trump's 'Blind Spot'

"When it comes to Russia, he's got a blind spot," Graham said on NBC's Meet the Press.

Despite Attacks on the Press, Public Supports Watchdog Role

Data shows that even as the adversarial tensions between the president and the press have soared, 70% of Americans say they support media's watchdog.

Exclusive Joint Party Chair Interview: Healthcare and Base Politics

In an exclusive joint interview, RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel and DNC Chairman Tom Perez talk about how both parties have to satisfy their bases in the healthcare debate.

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GOP Still Struggles to Sell Health Care, Heading Into Critical Week

The Republican effort to roll back Obamacare is suffering from a major public relations problem.

Bernie Sanders Faces Feisty Democratic Challenger

Bernie Sanders is one of the country's most popular politicians, but opponents think a scandal could hurt him at home when if he runs for reelection next year.