President Trump and former Attorney General
Jeff Sessions are back at it.The pair went after each other over
Twitter on Saturday, with Trump — who is backing Sessions'
Alabama GOP
Senate opponent Tommy Tuberville — saying Sessions showed "no courage" when he recused from investigations into 2016
Russian election interference.
Sessions fired back by refusing to apologize for "following the law and serving faithfully and with honor," though he also reiterated that he, not Tuberville, is the one actually fighting for Trump's agenda. So, despite his apparent dissatisfaction with Trump's words, he hasn't backed away from the president politically.Before the twitter sparring, Trump recorded an interview Friday with Sharyl Attkisson that airs Sunday. During the interview, Trump similarly blasted Sessions, arguing that he was not "mentally qualified" to serve as attorney general and never should have gotten the job.