President Donald Trump Claims CNN’s Kaitlan Collins ‘Never Smiles’ and Has ‘Hatred in Her Eyes’

President Donald Trump Claims CNN’s Kaitlan Collins ‘Never Smiles’ and Has ‘Hatred in Her Eyes’

President Donald Trump once again criticized CNN’s chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins during an Oval Office press conference on Wednesday, June 3. Trump, 79, called CNN “a very corrupt organization” before taking aim at Collins, 34, who was in attendance for the press briefing. Pointing to Collins, he described the journalist as “a corrupt reporter standing right there, never smiles.” “She’s a young beautiful woman. Never smi…

'South Park' Duo Brands Trump A 'Joker'; Creators Double Down After White House Attack

'South Park' creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have reignited their feud with Donald Trump, calling the U.S. President a "joker" and insisting 'nobody will tell them what they can or cannot say'. The comments come after the show's controversial latest season sparked backlash from the White House and renewed debate over political satire.

Trump lashes out at CNN's Kaitlan Collins for 'not smiling'

Donald Trump took a personal swipe at CNN's Kaitlan Collins during a heated Oval Office exchange over the future of his $1.8 billion 'Anti-Weaponization Fund.'

‘Maybe we’ll never ever take it down’: Trump says UFC arena at White House could stay permanently

President likens South Lawn setup to Eiffel TowerArea will stage Freedom 250 fight card on 14 JuneDonald Trump has floated the idea of permanently keeping the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) arena that is being constructed on the White House South Lawn for a series of fights later this month.In a video posted on his official TikTok account on Tuesday, the president likened the structure to the Eiffel Tower. Continue reading...

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South Park creators remain defiant, promise more Trump takedowns in new season

South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker say they aren’t backing down from satirizing U.S. President Trump in the show’s upcoming season — even if, as they say, the latest group trying to censor them now “has a military.”