Trump Attacks: Sessions and Trump

trump attacks: If he wants to make a change, he has every right, Sessions said in an interview outside the U.S. Embassy in San Salvador during a mission to increase international co-operation against the MS-13 gang, according to Toronto Star. I serve at the pleasure of the president. Sessions told The Associated Press he and Trump have a harmony of values and beliefs and he intends to stay and fight for the president's agenda as long as he sees that as appropriate. I've understood that from the day I took the job. Read more Key Republicans rally around Jeff Sessions in wake of Trump attacks on attorney general Article Continued Below Trump's attacks on Sessions, Mueller raise concerns about authoritarian' tactics react-text 153 U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will meet local law enforcement officials and former MS-13 gang members and tour a prison in El Salvador. /react-text Pablo Martinez Monsivais / The Associated Press Trump publicly calls Jeff Sessions' position weak,' privately asks about firing him Trump is upset that Sessions recused himself months ago from the investigation into interactions between Russian officials and the Trump campaign, and that he has not taken a tougher line against his defeated Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. react-empty 163 Republican Sen. Congressional Republicans have rallied around Sessions, a former senator from Alabama, and expressed mortification at the humiliation visited on him by Trump in several interviews and a series of tweets branding him weak and ineffective. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.