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Donald Trump, CNN and Kaitlan Collins

Donald Trump Again Lashes Out At CNN, Berates Kaitlan Collins For Not Smiling

Donald Trump again went after CNN and its chief White House correspondent and host Kaitlan Collins, even berating her for not smiling.

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Trump accuses CNN's Kaitlan Collins of holding 'hatred in her eyes'

· 21h · on MSN

Ex-Trump WH aide: They were terrified of CNN’s Kaitlan Collins

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Anderson Cooper on Trump’s latest Kaitlan Collins remarks: ‘That doesn’t happen to men’

On Wednesday night, Anderson Cooper defended his CNN colleague Kaitlan Collins after President Trump verbally attacked her in the Oval Office, saying Collins has “hatred in her eyes” and needs to smil...

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Kaitlan Collins Reveals Strangest Part of Trump’s Attack

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CNN's Kaitlan Collins Responds After Donald Trump's Personal Attack

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Kaitlan Collins Responds To Trump’s Oval Office Outburst at Her, Points Out She ‘Had Yet To Ask the President a Question’

“CNN’s a very corrupt organization with a corrupt reporter standing right there,” Trump said. “Never smiles. A young, beautiful woman. Never smiles. I never see a smile on her face. I see her standing...

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Anderson Cooper Blasts Trump Over His Attack on Kaitlan Collins

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CNN’s Kaitlan Collins reacts to Trump’s latest attack: ‘I’m still from Alabama, sir’

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Trump called Scott Pelley 'terrible' and part of a 'crooked gang' on podcast hours before CBS firing

Trump said Scott Pelley 'has his own problems' and is in a 'gang of crooked, stupid people that don’t care about our country'

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'He is too afraid': Rubio looks terrified to cross Trump on live TV, then rambles through a strange story before making a slip he can't take back

Every Donald Trump ally knows that nearly any question can turn into a booby trap. Secretary of State Marco Rubio found out the hard way […]

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Trump Administration Live Updates: Republicans Defeat First Attempt to Block President’s $1.8 Billion Payout Fund

Senator John Thune, Republican of South Dakota and majority leader, has taken to the floor as the Senate moves today to pass Republicans’ $70 billion immigration enforcement bill that is likely to include a measure barring President Trump from establishing a fund to compensate political allies who claim to have been victimized by the government.