Donald Trump

The New York Times writes that an investigation "would shatter norms established after Watergate that are intended to prevent presidents from using law enforcement agencies against political rivals."

"The callous and offensive comments made by the president are contradictory to what this great country stands for."

"In some cases there were things that I did that until someone brought it up, I said, 'Gosh I didn't realize that was a mistake.'"

“We know that when bullies step up, you have to step to them and step to them quickly..."

"Let's meet face to face and you tell me I'm not worthy."

The report comes amid Robert S. Mueller III's investigation into the current administration's connections to Russia.

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The president, meanwhile, thinks he can't be sued because of his position.

Four have been arrested for the use of pepepr spray and assault.