Abby Phillip, Scott Jennings tangle in CNN segment
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Hosted on MSNAbby Phillip Kneecaps Scott Jennings’ Claim That ‘Liberal’ Judges Are Stopping Trump Agenda, Cites 5 GOP-Appointed JudgesCNN commentator Scott Jennings slammed the federal judges who have ruled against President Donald Trump in a series of cases ...
CNN's Scott Jennings argues against federal judges ruling that the executive branch has authority to control how money is ...
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Mediaite on MSNCNN Panel Shuts Down Scott Jennings For Dismissing Reaction to Trump’s Gaza Plan As ‘Dramatic’Phillip and her entire panel turned on pundit Scott Jennings after he dismissed concerns over Trump’s plan for the US to take ...
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CNN panel engaged in a tense exchange Wednesday after political commentator Ashley Allison claimed she is paid less as a ...
Megyn Kelly is joined by Victor Davis Hanson, author of "The End of Everything," to discuss the latest terrible race-obsessed panel of yelling on CNN, one black female pundit claiming she's the most ...
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Mediaite on MSN‘Make It Make Sense!’ CNN Anchor Roasts Trump Spox Karoline Leavitt’s Claim Musk Will Police HimselfCNN anchor Abby Phillip roasted rump White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's suggestion that Elon Musk will police himself against conflicts of interest.
CNN host Abby Phillip took her NewsNight panelist Scott Jennings to task over the way he waved away concerns about President ...
Should the president, the singular president, should he have to share the presidency with 300 district court judges? No. Absolutely not,’ Scott Jennings declared on Monday night.
CNN commentator Scott Jennings triggered host Abby Phillip after confidently asserting that President Donald Trump should disobey a court order. On Monday, U.S. District Judge JohnMcConnell ordered ...
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Hosted on MSN‘Promises Made, Promises Kept’: CNN’s Abby Phillip Credits Trump With Presenting Good Optics On BorderCNN anchor Abby Phillip credited President Donald Trump’s administration Thursday with presenting “good optics” to prove to ...
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