Kaitlan Collins Addresses Donald Trump's ‘Smile' Attack On Her With A Powerful Point
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The CNN anchor responded to the president's slamming of her during a recent press briefing.
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins on Thursday addressed Donald Trump’s most recent attack on her.
Trump flipped out after Collins asked him during a press briefing a question about justice for the victims of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump had just suggested the country should move on from the controversy surrounding his onetime close associate.
The president called Collins “the worst reporter,” said her network should be “ashamed” of her and claimed he had never seen her smile, adding she wasn’t smiling at that moment “because you know you’re not telling the truth.”
“The point of the question was what the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are saying and the justice and accountability they want to see,” Collins explained on her show, “The Source.”
“It’s nothing to smile about,” she pointedly added.
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