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Former Trump adviser and disgraced New Jersey governor Chris Christie writes in his new book wrote that President Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner thought firing former national security adviser Michael Flynn would end the Russia controversy, according to The New York Times.
The former GOP governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, wrote in his new memoir “Let Me Finish” that President Donald Trump filled his administration with “riffraff.”
According to Christie, who many thought would become either Trump’s running mate or chief of staff, Trump avoided hiring good people who would guide him correctly and help him overcome his destructive impulses. Christie said that Trump needed people around him who were knowledgeable about how the U.S. government functions, but in most cases he didn’t get that.
Over the last July 4 holiday, in an infamous moment inspiring public outrage, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was captured on film enjoying a public beach with his family. His family were the only ones on the beach, as the beach had been closed to the public because the state, due largely to a Christie veto, had failed to pass a budget, preventing funds from being disbursed to public parks.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tried to defend Donald Trump Jr. and Donald Trump, but when he was pressed by MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace, it showed why no one would go on television to defend Trump.
You know things are going bad in Trumpworld when the unpopular New Jersey governor tries to distance himself from the president's team.
From one-time presidential front-runner to a disgraced – soon-to-be former – Governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie sure has come a long way.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was caught on camera taking time out from dealing with a government shutdown to sunbathe on a state beach that had been closed to the public during the July Fourth holiday weekend.
New Jersey's government shut down on Friday at midnight after legislators failed to pass a budget before the July 1 deadline amid a political standoff. Linda So reports.
During a press conference, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie defended James Comey while claiming that he wouldn't have let Mike Flynn into the White House, much less given him a job.
Gov. Chris Christie has changed his tune on special prosecutors. The Republican from New Jersey has gone from demanding one to investigate Clinton to arguing that a special prosecutor is unnecessary to investigate Trump.
Trump's presidency, with its emphasis on law and order, is trying to sell us the idea that a repressive society is a free society.
Trump is so desperate to have people join his team that he's seeking the Obama administration's help in filling roles.
Donald Trump's inner circle is sort of a rogues' gallery of corrupt, ethics-challenged or corruption-adjacent politicians so it should be no surprise that he's already having to shake up his transition team due to long time pal Chris Christie's Bridgegate scandal.
A bad day for Chris Christie has gotten even worse as the New Jersey Governor has been reported to the Department of Justice for violations of the Voting Rights Act.
Republican Governor Chris Christie's (R-NJ) former aides Bill Baroni and Bridget Kelly charged with 7 counts and found guilty on all counts in the Bridgegate trial.
Bridget Kelly, a former top aide to Gov. Chris Christie, is speaking on the witness stand and detailing all of Christie's knowledge about the illegal bridge closures that could land the New Jersey Republican in prison.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie could be facing at least ten years in prison as a criminal summons has been issued for his misconduct in office related to Bridgegate.
Ignoring the greater good, Trump has shown himself to be far more interested in using the people’s government to serve his private interests
Fox News is showing signs of potentially abandoning Trump as surrogate Chris Christie was grilled by Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday.
Top New Jersey legislators have moved from discussing potential impeachment to researching how to impeach Republican Gov. Chris Christie.