TRUMP BROM, "STEVE BENNON'S MIND HAS DETERIORATED" ON SON'S 'TREACHEROUS' STATEMENT

BBC Point News Update:

US President Donald Trump said since his former colleague Steve Bennon has been released from the White House job, since his brain has deteriorated.

President Trumpp's statement about his former close associate, when described in Steve Bennon's new book by journalist Michael Wolf, said that President Trump's son meets Russian officials in the 'treacherous' category. Is.

During the meeting in June 2016, Russian officials offered to provide information against the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in the US election to Donald Trump Junior.

Steve Bennon said in reference to the ongoing ongoing investigations in the US election from journalist Michael Wolfov: "They will break Donald Junior like the egg on the national TV."

President Trumpp said in his statement: 'Steve Bennon has nothing to do with me and my presidency. Ever since she has been fired from her job, her mind has become worse. '

He added: 'Steve started working with me when I became a candidate for presidential election. And now Steve is alone and he is feeling it's not as easy as I get to win. Steve did not play a special role in my victory.

President Trumpp's former Chief Steve Steven Bennen was considered as an important figure in his election campaign and then White House, and he helped to make President Trump's 'America's first ever' campaign.

After being fired from August in August, he was headed by Bright Bar News, right-handed news website, and said he would help 'out of the administration' of President Trump.

President Trumpp also talked to Steve Bannon on Dec 13, on which day the elections were held in the Alabama state, where Republican candidate Roy Moore was defeated.

Emails show that President Trump's son had agreed to meet the Russian authorities in June 2016 if he was given material against Hillary Clinton.

In this meeting, besides Donald Junior, Paul Trungfurt, President Trum's son-in-law and close-up companion, Jared Kushner, and President Trumpp's election campaign.

Steve Bennon told Michael Wolf that 'these three should have called the FBI after the meeting.'

It is clear that the US Senate, the House of Representatives and the Special Council are investigating the alleged Russian intervention in all three US elections, which Russia and President Trump have already rejected.

White House spokesman Sarah Senders answered the question about this book, saying, 'It is based on lies and is filled with the statements of people who have no effect on the White House.'