Trump roasts CNN’s Kaitlan Collins during press conference, gets laughs from other reporters
February 14, 2025
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1:05Now PlayingTrump roasts CNN’s Kaitlan Collins during press conference, gets laughs from other reporters
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as posted by the channelPresident Trump skewered CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins, eliciting laughs from other journalists after she pressed him during a media availability in the Oval Office Thursday, video shows.
Trump knocked the cable news network’s credibility and claimed Collins was buddy-buddy with former President Joe Biden after the reporter yelled out a question about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Trump was answering another question on whether Putin truly wants peace with Ukraine when Collins cut in.
“I believe he wants peace. I believe that President Putin — when I spoke to him yesterday, I mean, I know him very well — yeah, I think he wants peace. I think he would tell me if he didn’t, I think he’d like to see peace,” Trump said from the Resolute Desk.
“Do you trust President Putin?” Collins then interjected without being called on.
“I know [Biden is] a friend of yours,” the president shot back.
“He’s a friend of CNN. That’s why nobody watches CNN anymore. Because they have no credibility,” he said in his signature intonation.
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