Trump Tells CNN ‘You Should Not Be Here’ As He Arrives At UN
CNN attended with United Nations credentials after the White House barred the network from the pool and other outlets filed a constitutional challenge.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump encountered CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins at United Nations Headquarters, visibly frustrated by her presence as he arrived to address the General Assembly.
- The White House banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico over coverage that angered Trump; the three outlets filed suit on Monday alleging First Amendment and Fifth Amendment violations.
- Collins questioned Trump on polling showing 2/3 of Americans don't think the U.S. is winning the war with Iran while clarifying her presence relied on United Nations credentials, not White House access.
- Trump told Collins, "You should not be here covering me," while CNN vowed to continue reporting on the president despite White House efforts to restrict its access.
- A federal judge scheduled a hearing for Wednesday afternoon on the legal challenge as CNN remained committed to covering the president from the United Nations under its credentials.
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“You shouldn’t be here!” Trump singles out CNN, Kaitlan Collins on his way to address UN.
On his way to address the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump singled out CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins. The exchange comes as Trump banned CNN, as well as MS NOW and Politico, from the White House.
Trump questioned a CNN reporter for her presence in the UN Assembly, after announcing a veto against the television network.
Trump Scolds CNN’s Kaitlan Collins at the UN After He Banned Network From White House Coverage: ‘You Shouldn’t Be Here!’
President Donald Trump appeared surprised to see CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins among the journalists outside the United Nations on Tuesday — and he lashed out at her after she tried to ask him a question. Trump was in New York City to deliver remarks at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. As […]
A few days after he excluded the White House news channel, the U.S. president came across the reporter Kaitlan Collins on his arrival at the UN.
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