Donald Trump refuses to take a question from CNN's Senior White House Correspondent

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CNNVerified account ‏@CNN Donald Trump refuses to take a question from CNN's Senior White House Correspondent @Acosta http://cnn.it/2ijZgX7

[Mr. Douglas]

As I heard the reporter yelling and then saying, “that’s inapropriate”, I was thinking, “You insolent little twerp!”

[Reno89519]

They were there and got to ask question(s).

[trebb]

I swear I really love this man (in a non-deviant way) and can’t wait until he starts exacting revenge by further ruining them - can’t wait to see the intel agencies get “drained”.

[bigbob]

[FlingWingFlyer]

CNN - Your #fakenews headquarters.

[grumpygresh]

Can anyone tell me why CNN is the ONLY network in US airports?
CNN is the least trusted network and they shouldn’t be there.

[Pollster1]

Good decision by President Trump. At a press conference, he should only take questions from real journalists.

[ichabod1]

YEs, and he talked about the little chat he has with his people before they go overseas, especially to Russia but other places as well, that there are cameras everywhere, you have to assume there are cameras in your room, so be very careful what you do in your room, which I would hope you would be good anyway, but especially overseas. Then he mentioned that he’s a germophobe.

[Pietro]

Make’s you wonder if they’re sorry they ever invented the “fake news” lie.

[Oratam]

This reveals where the mind of the typical journalist is. Normal people should not be familiar with the term let alone use it as part of their fake news reportage.

Anderson Cooper released another vulgarism on the American people when disparaging the Tea Party movement . . . and Donald Trump is "inappropriate."

[tumblindice]

"Bitch slapped!"

[Albion Wilde]

CNN dork in response just bleated “that’s inappropriate,” as if he had any leg to stand on to dictate what is and is not appropriate.

He heard that phrase a lot from his kindergarten teacher.