Donald Trump has declared jihad on Jeff Sessions, that I talked about a few days ago https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2011287

Monday http://www.politico.com/story/2017/07/24/trump-sessions-cabinet-shame-240911?lo=ap_c1

President Donald Trump continued his public humiliation of his attorney general on Monday, and West Wing aides wondered whether other senior officials would exit the administration following a shake-up in the communications department. Tuesday http://www.politico.com/story/2017/07/25/trump-jeff-sessions-will-he-resign-240930

Trump escalates shame campaign against Sessions But conservatives and some White House insiders are warning the president against pushing him out. President Donald Trump on Tuesday ramped up his public shame campaign against Attorney General Jeff Sessions, even as conservatives and some White House advisers are cautioning Trump against seeking his ouster. Some White House advisers are warning the president against dismissing the attorney general. Chief strategist Steve Bannon, for example, has emphasized that firing Sessions is a risky move that would cast the White House in a negative light and potentially unleash a political disaster, according to a senior White House aide. It could be that Jeff Sessions serves his entire time with no pizzagate arrests.

Washington Post makes the point that most of what Trump tweeted was false. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2017/07/25/a-quick-guide-to-president-trumps-false-twitter-claims-today/?utm_term=.f3833b5bbbd8

President Trump went on a Twitter rampage Monday night and this morning, spewing a number of false and misleading claims — many of which we have fact-checked previously. Here’s a quick guide to what’s factually incorrect.