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Trump: 'About 30 percent' of the press pool are 'fine people'
Washington Examiner ^
| Dec. 15, 2017
Posted on 12/15/2017 9:11:28 AM PST by deplorableindc
President Trump modified his standard attack on traveling reporters Friday, and declared that nearly a third of journalists covering his speech were “fine people.”
“Look, there’s fake news back there look, fake news,” Trump said at a graduation for the FBI National Academy in Virginia.
“No, actually, some of them are fine people,” he said. “About, let's see who's back there? Yeah, about 30 percent.”
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: donaldtrump; mediabias; trumpmedia
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To: rrrod
That’s about 29% too high.
To: rrrod; All
Our prez is being kind because we are in the Christmas season....
This is the line of the Christmas season and u hit a hometum with this statement.
Most of the press voted for the Rats & Miss Hillary. 98% is what I recall.
I guess this is all we have to know at this time.
To: deplorableindc
Trump is a very generous person.
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12/15/2017 10:45:04 AM PST
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TigersEye
(0bama. The Legacy is a lie. The lie is the Legacy.)
Much too generous, Mr. President.
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12/15/2017 10:53:05 AM PST
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tomkat
To: deplorableindc
Fuzzy Math is alive and well, I see!
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12/15/2017 11:38:01 AM PST
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johnthebaptistmoore
(The world continues to be stuck in a "all leftist, all of the time" funk. BUNK THE FUNK!)
To: deplorableindc
Eric Luke Trump
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12/15/2017 12:03:04 PM PST
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Bobalu
(Build the Wall. Deport them ALL)
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