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Kaitlan Collins responds to Trump calling her ‘stupid and nasty’
Collins countered Trump's claim by clarifying her question was on Venezuela amid US strikes, highlighting his repeated attacks on female journalists, including six recent insults.
- On Saturday, Dec. 6, President Donald Trump called CNN Chief White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins "stupid and nasty" and misspelled her name on Truth Social; Collins corrected him on Instagram Stories, saying `Technically, my question was about Venezuela.`
- During a public event last week, Collins asked Trump whether his FIFA peace prize conflicted with his pledge to strike Venezuela, and his Saturday post conflated that with ballroom coverage.
- Trump defended the renovation, saying, `I said because it is going to be double the size, and the quality of finishes and interiors has been brought to the highest level.`
- On Saturday, Dec. 6, Collins became the latest target in a string of attacks on female journalists, with Trump closing his post by calling CNN `FAKE NEWS CNN` and criticizing its ratings.
- Beyond the exchange, reporting touched on criticism of White House renovation oversight and U.S. strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug-smuggling vessels that killed over 80 people, the State Department said.
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Trump Misfires at Kaitlan Collins Over a Question He Didn’t Like—She Fires Back With a Sharp Correction
Donald Trump tried to swat away a question he didn’t want to answer, then went after the reporter who asked it. Kaitlan Collins made sure the record didn’t stay crooked for long. The president jumped onto Truth Social on Saturday with a familiar burst of anger, calling the CNN anchor “always Stupid and Nasty” while misspelling her name in the process. He insisted Collins had confronted him about why his planned White House ballroom was running o…
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Total News Sources14
Leaning Left7Leaning Right0Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution64% Left
Bias Distribution
- 64% of the sources lean Left
64% Left
L 64%
C 36%
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