CNN’s Kaitlan Collins criticized President Trump Monday evening after video showed the president taking off his mask on an outdoor balcony — a criticism that prompted the president’s campaign to remind Collins of her own history of removing her mask, particularly when the cameras are off.
CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins criticized White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany for not quarantining after she had been in contact with adviser Hope Hicks, who tested positive for coronavirus on “Newsroom,” Monday.
CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins asked the president to condemn a group of his supporters who traveled to Portland for a counter-protest.
Friday on CNN, host John King told his viewers their tax dollars were supporting “xenophobia” from President Donald Trump’s senior advisor Stephen Miller.
The White House press corps has asked President Donald Trump’s press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, the same question for the last four briefings in a row: does the president believe there is “systemic racism” in law enforcement?
Kaitlin Collins only removed the mask when she was an actual threat to others without the mask — when she actually should have been wearing the mask.
“I have two questions … you pointed to me, I have two questions Mr. President, you called on me,” Collins said.
Friday CNN anchor John King used profanity to criticize President Donald Trump’s attack on NBC News’ Peter Alexander at the coronavirus press briefing.
CNN White House reporter Kaitlan Collins and President Trump went back and forth over funding for the border wall during a press conference in the Rose Garden Friday, with Collins continuing to question Trump after an aide retrieved the microphone from her.
From obsessing over the details of President Trump’s genitals, to unhinged Hitler comparisons, to bullying Kanye West, CNN had another wild year, and we’re here to help remember all their best moments.
After President Trump doubled down on calling himself a “nationalist” Tuesday, CNN went into full attack mode, with cringe-worthy George Orwell quotes read on air, bad history lessons, and comparisons to Hitler. CNN White House reporter Jim Acosta kicked off the
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins inaccurately claimed on Monday that Justice Clarence Thomas had been accused of sexual assault during his nomination hearings in late 1991.
The Log Cabin Republicans are calling out CNN White House reporter Kaitlan Collins for some anti-gay tweets she posted in 2011.
President Donald Trump sparred with reporters at the White House Monday, telling them that he considers them to be part of the “Democrat Party.”
Actress Ellen Barkin took to Twitter on Monday and suggested that it wouldn’t be enough to remove President Donald Trump from office.
During “Sunday Morning Futures” on Fox News Channel, Vice President Mike Pence defended the White House’s decision to ban CNN’s Kaitlan Collins from a White House event for asking Donald Trump inappropriate questions, saying the administration will continue to maintain
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said the White House made a mistake by barring CNN’s Kaitlan Collins from a White House event for asking Donald Trump “inappropriate” questions. Scaramucci said, “Listen, I
White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley denied reports that the White House “banned” CNN reporter Caitlan Collins because staff did not like the content of her questions.
Wednesday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” host Wolf Blitzer demanded an apology from the Trump administration for blocking his network’s White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins from a Rose Garden event because the administration allegedly did not like the questions she asked President
Wednesday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” network White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins relayed her account of being blocked from a Rose Garden event because the Trump administration allegedly did not like the question she asked President Donald Trump at the conclusion of
Wednesday on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” network White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins said President Donald Trump’s participation in White House Sports and Fitness Day comes with a “great deal of irony” given the “questions about his own weight loss battle.” Partial transcript
