The reality TV presidency today: A lawsuit against the Trump Foundation; the long-awaited report on the FBI’s Clinton investigation, and plenty of tweets:

* The New York attorney general has sued the Trump Foundation for self-dealing and use of money to promote Trump’s presidential campaign. It is, he tweets, just vengeful politics by loser Democrats.

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* The FBI inspector general apparently has found no political bias in handling of the Hillary Clinton e-mail probe, though it does say then-Director James Comey deviated from procedures in a way that left ill appearances. That’ll be enough for Trump to make hay. Indeed, some FBI agents’ personal texting should keep him Tweeting for months.

* Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, is expected to be sent to jail following a bail revocation hearing over allegations of witness tampering.  Another Democratic putup job, Trump will say.

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Survey says 37 percent of the U.S. are with Trump on all these issues. 110 percent with him. MAGA. Even if that includes saluting a North Korean military officer. IIOHDT. Imagine if Obama had done that.

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