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There has been an effort by the mainstream media to dismiss the declassified unmasking requests of former national security advisor Michael Flynn as a right-wing "conspiracy theory."
Guess Trump likes this ‘fake news’: President posts clip of CNN data guru Enten talking endorsements
In the segment, data analyst Harry Enten credits Trump’s ‘ability to move the electorate in primaries’ to his popularity in the GOP
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CNN data analyst flattens Trump's tariff 'insanity'
President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which had already cost America at least 100,000 manufacturing jobs as of February, have previously been described by experts as “madness” and “senseless.” But according to a polling expert on Thursday,
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CNN host warns Trump he's repeating a major Biden mistake
CNN's Audie Cornish warned that President Donald Trump Thursday that he was falling into the same economic trap as his predecessor when he declared the U.S. did not need the Strait of Hormuz to remain open.
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.
The broadcast networks have yet to announce whether they will preempt programming and carry President Donald Trump’s primetime address to the nation on Thursday evening, but it’s no surprise why the matter is still under discussion.
President Donald Trump agreed to return for a broader CNN interview with Jake Tapper after calling "State of the Union" to discuss Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death.
The CNN host cited Donald Trump, Herschel Walker and Roy Moore as examples of Republicans backing candidates with similar allegations to Graham Platner.
Trump told Jake Tapper that he didn’t want to discuss the topic “out of respect” for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham — and then proceeded to talk about it anyway.