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“Smile, you have a nice position, you’re at CNN fake news, you should be a happy person,” Trump said.
The president’s comments were met with uncomfortable silence as he delved into personal jabs at an event intended to celebrate the White House press corps
Trump bombs in WHCD return and then unleashes on CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and media in jaw-dropping hour-long rant - Even Republicans looked stunned amid the stone-faced White House Correspondents’ dinne
Donald Trump bashed CNN Anchor Kaitlan Collins during his hour-long speech at the White House Correspondents Dinner on Friday, July 24. Collins, 34, received the Excellence Under Deadline Pressure award during the lavish event and the president,
President Donald Trump alleged that vulnerabilities exist in American election systems. However, declassified documents his administration released largely discuss vulnerabilities known for years and that election officials around the country have tried to address.
During a Tuesday appearance on CNN, Enten pointed to a recent Washington Post-Ipsos poll that showed 69% of Americans disapproved of the Iran situation. The war has been met with fierce backlash since Trump started the conflict on Feb. 28, arguing that military operations were needed to prevent Iran from attaining a nuclear weapon.
Jim Acosta, who worked as a White House correspondent during Donald Trump's first term, slammed the president's one-hour address at the WHCD as he urged journalists to leave
Trump abruptly announced Thursday that the deal was subject to a new condition: Saudi Arabia would have to join the Abraham Accords.
ABC, CNN and NBC opted to put the speech online. Fox News aired the address and CBS News ran a Special Report that featured Trump's speech – in which he accused China of "meddling" in the 2020 election, among other statements – often at a low volume on a background screen.
Enten also noted that Trump’s approval rating has been underwater since the tariffs were announced, registering a net negative every day since March 29.
Several reporters with the Wall Street Journal were awarded at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner for their report that uncovered a bawdy letter that Donald Trump wrote to Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday.