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Trump offered words of encouragement to Barrett and invited him to a future rally, should he hold one in the New Haven area."Through thick and thin, and there's been a lot of thicks and a lot of thins, I support you," Barrett said."That's beautiful. We love you Jay," Trump said."“My brother is very conservative, but politics aside, I think in a family religion and politics are off the table,” Hoskie told the New Haven Register. “He hasn’t always had it easy and been able to do the things other people do. But yeah, he’s my baby brother — time is chasing us.” 563

Trump said of Giuliani: “He's learning the subject matter. He's going to be issuing a statement, too. He started yesterday. He'll get his facts straight.” 154

Though Pulev brought an English-language interpreter to the meeting, CSAC commissioners asked him to speak on his own regarding what occurred and what he learned. 162

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Tillerson's comments during a conversation with former CBS News' Bob Schieffer elicited some laughs from the audience.His candid remarks about his former boss came nearly nine months after he was fired by Trump in March and replaced with then-CIA Director Mike Pompeo. Tillerson's exit from office followed months of tension between him and Trump.Asked why their relationship deteriorated, Tillerson said Thursday it was because "we are starkly different in our style.""We did not have a common value system," he said.Tillerson, the former ExxonMobil CEO, said "it was challenging for me" to move from a "disciplined, highly-process oriented" corporation to work for a man "who is pretty undisciplined, doesn't like to read, doesn't read briefing reports, doesn't like to get into the details of a lot of things."He told Schieffer that he believes Trump acts on instinct rather than impulse, though it sometimes appears otherwise."He acts on his instincts. In some respects, that looks like impulsiveness. But it's not his intent to act on impulse. I think he really is trying to act on his instincts," Tillerson said.According to The Houston Chronicle, he also took aim at Twitter, which the President often uses to introduce policy, announce staff changes (including Tillerson's departure), rally support from his base and air his grievances on various issues, among other things."It troubles me that the American people seem to want to know so little about issues, that they are satisfied with 128 characters," Tillerson said, the paper reported.Tillerson added that his comment is not a criticism of Trump but a "concern that I have about us as Americans and us as a society and us as citizens."Thursday night marked a rare occurrence for Tillerson when answered questions about his tenure in the Trump administration and directly mentioned the President. He recently delivered a commencement speech in May at the Virginia Military Institute where he appeared to take a veiled shot at Trump, saying that when we "go wobbly on the truth ... we go wobbly on America."The-CNN-Wire 2081

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