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Headline Roundup January 7th, 2018

Miller Speaks Out on Bannon, Fire and Fury

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Stephen Miller, President Trump's top policy adviser, spoke out against former White House colleague Stephen K. Bannon over comments attributed to him in Fire and Fury, Michael Wolff's new book that has made headlines this week. Miller said that Bannon made "grotesque comments" in the book. The interview was cut off by CNN's Jake Tapper, and President Trump later tweeted about it, saying he has to "put up with a Fake Book, written by a totally discredited author."

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White House aide rips tell-all book about the Trump White House: 'Garbage author of a garbage book'
White House aide rips tell-all book about the Trump White House: 'Garbage author of a garbage book'

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White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller ripped into former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon and the credibility of the the now-released tell-all book, Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, noting Bannon sounds like an “angry, vindictive person” in the book.

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WH aide: Bannon's comments 'grotesque'
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A top White House aide called Steve Bannon's comments in a new book on President Donald Trump "grotesque" Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" before anchor Jake Tapper cut him off for not answering questions.

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White House adviser Stephen Miller calls Bannon an ‘angry, vindictive person’ over comments in Wolff book
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Stephen Miller, President Trump's top policy adviser, on Sunday eviscerated former White House colleague Stephen K. Bannon over comments attributed to him in a new book, calling him an “angry, vindictive person” whose “grotesque comments are so out of touch with reality.”

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