::THE SLICE REPORT WITH MONA AUSTIN

Former White House attorney Don McGahn has once again traversed the request of the House Judiciary Committee to provide testimony  about Pres. Donald Trump’s efforts to bloack former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Ruisan interference into the 2016 U.S. election. The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled on Friday that the House could not compel McGhan to  testify.  Judges agreed with lower courts that the Justice department has others ways to address it pointing to the Democrats'wrongly seeing the court's input . Statement from the Press Secretary (White House): We are pleased by yesterday’s well-reasoned decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejecting a suit by House Democrats seeking to compel the testimony of former White House Counsel Donald F. McGahn II. The court recognized the long history, dating back to President George Washington, of presidents of all parties resisting improper information requests ...

< pic.twitter.com/Nske7KLJVy — Saeed Jalili (@DrSaeedJalili) January 7, 2020  (The Slice): Iran has attacked two U.S. bases in Iraq. Two bases housing U.S. troops in Iraq have been attacked in retaliation to the death of Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, senior leaders in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp. Iran fired off multiple missles according to Iran's state news agency in what they are calling operation "Martyr Soleimani.” Casualties among U.S. forces, coalition forces and  personnel are unknown at press time. Press Sec. Stephanie Grisham stated, "We are aware of the reports of the attacks on the U.S. air bases in Iraq. The President has been briefed and is monitoring the situation closely and consulting with his national security team." The Pentagon confirmed Iran used over a dozen ballistic missles in  revenge strikes that impacted both the Al-Asad base in the Anbar province and Erbil in the northern province. The Gaurd has warned ...

On Tuesday, Buckingham Palace announced the Queen of England, Elizabeth II has invited the President and First Lady of the United States to the UK for a formal state visit. There were protests in Great Britain during his first visit as the president whereby he and Mrs. Trump had tea with the Queen last year. Along with anti-Trump demonstrators lining the street, there was also in the air, a blimp depicting the American leader as an orange baby in a  diaper whining.  It is a high honor to be the guest of the Queen. The tensions likely remain, but as the third U.S. president to receive  a full state visit with the monarch it is a must attend date.  But the POTUS will need to brush up on royal etiquette.  Trump broke protocol by walking in front of the Queen when hey last met. The White House said Pres. Trump and First Lady Melania will " reaffirm the steadfast and special relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom" on June 3-5/  While...

Today is a great day for America, President Trump and our entire administration. After two years of investigation, and reckless accusations by many Democrats and members of the media, the Special Counsel has confirmed what President Trump said along; there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election. The Attorney General also confirmed that there was no obstruction of justice. This total vindication of the President of the United States and our campaign should be welcomed by every American who cherishes the truth and the integrity of our elections. In the days ahead, the American people can be confident that the President and our entire administration will continue to focus where we always have, on the issues most important to our country. We can only hope that Democrats, who have spent so much time on these discredited allegations, will join us to advance an agenda that will make our nation even more prosperous and more secure for every Ameri...

By Mona Austin Arizona Senator John McCain would have turned 82 tommorow. He died on Saturday, August 25 less than a week before his birthday. Days later, President Donald Trump continued to be reluctant to show respect for the veteran lawmaker. Trump's blase treatment of the elder statesman's death was met with criticism from Democrats and Republicans. The clash between the two men grew from Trump saying he did not consider Mr. McCain a hero, although the latter was tortured in Vietnam for five years and the former never served in the military. McCain's mutual disdain was shown when he disassociated with Trump for disrespecting women. A tape of Trump bragging about groping women had surfaced and Meaghan McCain's father wasn't having any parts of that. But, his disdain for the was never more clear than when he rose up from the cast the vote against his own party to block the repeal and replacement of Obamacare. He stormed onto the Senate Chamber ...