Senators who didn’t recall Trump using vulgarity backtrack

But Senator Dick Durbin insisted the USA leader had used “hate-filled, vile and racist language during the meeting”.

She also told the programme she was shocked when Trump was elected into the White House, just like “everybody was”. “Highly doubt that. Now if he had said I am the biggest liar you will ever interview most would go with that”, one tweet read.

Asked if that “someone” was White House staffer Stephen Miller, Durbin said “any effort to kill immigration reform usually has Mr. Miller’s fingerprints on it”.

DACA, which is an acronym for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, allows illegal immigrants who came here before they turned 16 to apply for protection from deportation.

“The language of @DonaldTrump that the African continent, Haiti and El Salvador are “shithole countries” is extremely unfortunate”.

“There is no other word one can use but racist”, said a United Nations spokesman. This is the time but, day by day, they are blowing the one great opportunity they have. The U.S. president spoke out amid the global furor over vulgar remarks he’s said to have made about Africa and Haiti. It is not true. “A lot of things can happen”, he said. Durbin, in the process: “I certainly didn’t hear what Sen”. “And let me also say, is that their defense, that S-House is acceptable, S-Hole he would never say?” “This speaks to America and its view toward immigration”.

Cotton said he “didn’t hear” the word used “and I was sitting no further away from Donald Trump than Dick Durbin was”, Cotton told CBS’s “Face the Nation“.

President Trump tweeted Monday that U.S. Sen. “I don’t believe that a majority of the Republican Party agrees with the president, whichever word that he used”.

“Did you see what various senators in the room said about my comments?” he asked.

“Honestly, I don’t think the Democrats want to make a deal”. The President insisted to reporters, “I am not a racist“.

Speaking to reporters in his home state, Durbin said Monday he didn’t record the conversation between Trump and a bipartisan group of lawmakers last Thursday because visitors are required to check their cell phones before entering the Oval Office. Lindsey Graham, who was in the meeting, told him what’s been reported is “basically accurate”.

“Why are we having all these people from s***hole countries come here?”

Trump and some Republicans have said the senators’ agreement is insufficient.

Durbin called the events of the last two weeks “bizarre. No more Lotteries! #AMERICA FIRST”. “That’s what breaks my heart”.