OnPolitics Today: Trump's lawyer just got raided by the FBI, and Trump is not happy

Also on Monday: Facebook readies to testify and Trump mulls a Syria response

with Josh Hafner OnPolitics Today: Michael Cohen just got raided by the FBI, and Trump is not happy Last week, when asked about a $130,000 hush payment to a porn star, President Trump deferred to his personal lawyer: "You'll have to ask Michael Cohen." It looks like the FBI took him up on it: Agents raided Cohen's offices Monday, a move possibly tied to the payment (which may have been illegal) but also partly based on a referral from Russia special counsel Robert Mueller.  Trump seemed none too happy, framing the investigation nearing him as "an attack on our country in the true sense ..." and floating the idea of firing Mueller. "Many people have said you should fire him," Trump said. "We'll see what happens." This is OnPolitics Today: Subscribe here. Facebook feels the heat as Zuckerberg readies for testimony Mark Zuckerberg will underscore regrets about mishandling tens of millions of users' data during the Facebook CEO's Tuesday and Wednesday testimony before Congress. "I'm responsible for what happens here," said Zuckerberg's testimony, released ahead of time. Hoping to avoid government regulation, the billionaire must convince lawmakers he can secure Americans' data while not getting toyed with by foreign agents. Did your data get mishandled? Here's how to find out. After Syria attack, Trump considers a potentially unhelpful airstrike Trump said he wanted U.S. troops out of Syria less than two weeks ago. That, if you ask Sen. John McCain, "emboldened" Syrian President Bashar Assad to launch a suspected chemical weapons attack that killed dozens in Syria . Now Trump's response - including, potentially, an airstrike - will come "over the next 24 to 48 hours," he said. Yet experts doubt that a limited airstrike would put a dent in Assad's strength or alter the nation's civil war. The U.S. denied involvement in an airstrike that came Monday, reportedly killing 14 people, with Russia blaming Israel. Elsewhere in politics • Federal deficits in 2020 will top $1 trillion, agency  says • Trump on U.S.-China trade: 'Stupid' • London mayor calls for knife control • Congressman draws gun during meeting • Trump's right: Amazon dodges a ton of taxes • Michelle Obama likens Trump to a bad parent     MOST SHARED USA TODAY STORIES Navy chaplain fired after he's caught on video having sex at a New Orleans bar A Navy chaplain was fired after video surfaced of a sex act he... Read more Continued after advertisement Facebook a big contributor to the committees in Congress that will question Mark Zuckerberg Members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, who will question... Read more Juli Briskman, woman on bike who flipped off Trump motorcade, sues over job loss In October, Juli Briskman, riding her bike on her own time, flipped... Read more 'I'm not going to be a Gabby Giffords': Congressman draws gun in meeting with constituents "I'm not going to be a Gabby Giffords," Rep. Ralph Norman, R-S.C.,... Read more Ex-Romney staffer faces domestic abuse charge; reportedly had fiancée sign sex slave contract Campaign adviser Benjamin Sparks allegedly had his ex-fiancée sign a... Read more FOLLOW US Thank you for subscribing to On Politics. Unsubscribe  |  Manage subscriptions  |  Privacy Policy/Your California Privacy Rights  |  Ad Choices  |  Terms of Service © 2018 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22102