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People Are Disgusted At This Clip Of Donald Trump Jokingly Asking White House Service Workers If They're Undocumented
People Are Disgusted At This Clip Of Donald Trump Jokingly Asking White House Service Workers If They're Undocumented

Yahoo

time18 hours ago

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  • Yahoo

People Are Disgusted At This Clip Of Donald Trump Jokingly Asking White House Service Workers If They're Undocumented

This week, Donald Trump held a press conference on the White House South Lawn to show off his new gigantic American flag pole. While surrounded by a group of White House service workers, a reporter questioned Trump about his policies surrounding ICE raids at worksites, and that's when things got extremely awkward. "DHS said this week that worksite enforcement would remain in place, that it's a cornerstone, so what's your message to farmers?" a reporter asked Trump. "We gotta get the bad people out of here first. We're doing that. We're taking them out by the thousands. Murderers, drug dealers, uh, people that are mentally insane from insane asylums," Trump replied. Related: A Clip Of Donald Trump Getting Angry After Being Fact-Checked Is Going Mega Viral, And It Sums Up His Entire Presidency In A Nutshell He then turned around to face the service workers and asked: "Any illegal immigrants here? No? I'll tell you what, if they were, they'll find out," he said, gesturing towards the press. "They'll be checking you, you won't believe. You're whole life will be destroyed because of this press conference. They'll destroy these people." Some of the workers laughed as Trump continued: "I didn't want to tell them that before they stood out. They'll end up being, he's so-and-so, and this one is from you know where. Don't worry, I think you're going to be ok," Trump said, chuckling. Related: MAGA Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Doesn't Like This Army Vet's Now-Viral Speech Here's the full clip: Trump: Any illegal immigrants in here? — Acyn (@Acyn) June 18, 2025 CNN / Twitter: @Acyn "How the F*CK is this funny???" this person asked. "What a disgusting question. If someone had said yes, would #donaldtrump go and get Holman?" another person wrote. This person called Trump, "Fucking shameful." "Trump says the lives of the construction workers with him would have had their lives destroyed if they were 'illegal.' He knows he's destroying lives, and jokes about it. He's deporting working people and destroying their families. This BS about 'insane' immigrants is disgusting," another person wrote. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments. Also in In the News: "The Most Honest Accidental Summary Of This Administration's Foreign Policy": A Clip From Karoline Leavitt's Latest Press Briefing Is Going Viral For Being So, So Cringey Also in In the News: Trump Had A Middle-Of-The-Night Meltdown About... Well... So Many Things Also in In the News: "Let Them Eat Teslas": People At The "No Kings" Protests This Weekend Brought Signs That Were So Clever I'm Still Laughing About Them

Trump spars with Kaitlan Collins over Israel-Iran conflict
Trump spars with Kaitlan Collins over Israel-Iran conflict

Daily Mail​

time5 days ago

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  • Daily Mail​

Trump spars with Kaitlan Collins over Israel-Iran conflict

By Donald Trump took aim at CNN's Kaitlan Collins after being hit with a series of questions about the conflict erupting between Israel and Iran. The flurry of questions were floated aboard Air Force One Monday afternoon after Trump left the G7 summit early. As he did, the president urged on social media, 'Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran!' Collins's first question honed in on a separate Trump Truth Social post - one that saw Trump slam theories he'd left to secure a 'ceasefire'. Collins pressed the president to 'elaborate' on what he was working on instead. At a point, the Trump cut a persistent Collins off to say, 'Who else has a question other than CNN fake news?', as the correspondent continued to pepper him with questions. A hectic back-and-forth ensued, in full view of other journalists. 'We're not looking for a ceasefire,' Trump first told Collins. 'I didn't say it was going to be a ceasefire… I think we're looking for better than a ceasefire.' 'Do you plan to send the vice president and [Special Envoy, Steve Witkoff?' Collins, 35, asked, speaking over other journalists. An increasingly impatient Trump, 79, shot back: 'Not sure yet. I may. Depends on what happens when I get back.' Collins then asked whether 'a US Bomb' could theoretically destroy Iran's nuclear program and facilities if the US did get involved in the escalating conflict. 'There's no guarantees on everything or anything in life, you know that,' Trump quipped, before seeking clarification. 'Right? There's no guarantee. 'But you're saying a guarantee - of what?' Collins, at this point, articulated. 'Do you think if the US got involved militarily it would actually wipe out Iran's nuclear program?' The president shot back: ' I hope their program's going to be wiped out long before then - but they're not going to have a nuclear weapon.' Collins then attempted to ask a follow-up before being interrupted herself. 'Who else has a question other than CNN fake news?' Trump proclaimed. But Collins kept at with her line of questioning, asking more after the dust had settled. 'How close do you personally think that [Iran] were to getting [a nuclear weapon],' she asked a few minutes later, bringing up how National Intelligence boss Tulsi Gabbard in March said the country wasn't close to doing so. 'I don't care what she [Gabbard] said,' Trump responded. 'I think they were very close to having nuclear weapons.'

CNN star Kaitlan Collins has heated exchange with President Trump aboard Air Force One
CNN star Kaitlan Collins has heated exchange with President Trump aboard Air Force One

Daily Mail​

time5 days ago

  • Politics
  • Daily Mail​

CNN star Kaitlan Collins has heated exchange with President Trump aboard Air Force One

Donald Trump took aim at CNN's Kaitlan Collins after being hit with a series of questions about the conflict erupting between Israel and Iran. The flurry of questions were floated aboard Air Force One Monday afternoon after Trump left the G7 summit early. As he did, the president urged on social media, 'Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran!' Collins's first question honed in on a separate Trump Truth Social post - one that saw Trump slam theories he'd left to secure a 'ceasefire'. Collins pressed the president to 'elaborate' on what he was working on instead. At a point, the Trump cut a persistent Collins off to say, 'Who else has a question other than CNN fake news?', as the correspondent continued to pepper him with questions. A hectic back-and-forth ensued, in full view of other journalists. 'We're not looking for a ceasefire,' Trump first told Collins. 'I didn't say it was going to be a ceasefire… I think we're looking for better than a ceasefire.' 'Do you plan to send the vice president and [Special Envoy, Steve Witkoff?' Collins, 35, asked, speaking over other journalists. An increasingly impatient Trump, 79, shot back: 'Not sure yet. I may. Depends on what happens when I get back.' Collins then asked whether 'a US Bomb' could theoretically destroy Iran's nuclear program and facilities if the US did get involved in the escalating conflict. 'There's no guarantees on everything or anything in life, you know that,' Trump quipped, before seeking clarification. 'Right? There's no guarantee. 'But you're saying a guarantee - of what?' Collins, at this point, articulated. 'Do you think if the US got involved militarily it would actually wipe out Iran's nuclear program?' The president shot back: 'I hope their program's going to be wiped out long before then - but they're not going to have a nuclear weapon.' The president also urged on social media, 'Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran!' Collins then attempted to ask a follow-up before being interrupted herself. 'Who else has a question other than CNN fake news?' Trump proclaimed. But Collins kept at with her line of questioning, asking more after the dust had settled. 'How close do you personally think that [Iran] were to getting [a nuclear weapon],' she asked a few minutes later, bringing up how National Intelligence boss Tulsi Gabbard in March said the country wasn't close to doing so. 'I don't care what she [Gabbard] said,' Trump responded. 'I think they were very close to having nuclear weapons.' The Israeli military strikes on Iran last week stunned many of Trump's supporters, with the move seemingly coming without his blessing. Secretary of State Marco Rubio maintained the US was not involved. Trump has expressed support for Israel since, reiterating his belief that 'Iran must not have nuclear weapons.' Bombing continued in Tehran Monday. The White House continues to mull whether to wade into the conflict.

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