@CNN: “In the grand scheme … it’s not going to turn any supporter I know of from him.” Here’s a look at how President Trump’s supporters are reacting to reports that Trump referred to certain nations as “shithole countries” https://t.co/7yImYse8yq https://t.co/J4iJGNgpUM

January 13, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: “In the grand scheme … it’s not going to turn any supporter I know of from him.”

Here’s a look at how President Trump’s supporters are reacting to reports that Trump referred to certain nations as “shithole countries” https://t.co/7yImYse8yq https://t.co/J4iJGNgpUM

"In the grand scheme … it's not going to turn any supporter I know of from him."

Here's a look at how President Trump's supporters are reacting to reports that Trump referred to certain nations as "shithole countries" https://t.co/7yImYse8yq http://pic.twitter.com/J4iJGNgpUM

— CNN (@CNN) January 13, 2018

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@CNN: “In the grand scheme … it’s not going to turn any supporter I know of from him.” Here’s a look at how President Trump’s supporters are reacting to reports that Trump referred to certain nations as “shithole countries” https://t.co/7yImYse8yq https://t.co/J4iJGNgpUM

@CNN: Fox News host Sean Hannity allegedly received help from the US Department for Housing and Urban Development to carry out multimillion dollar real estate deals, according to a report by The Guardian https://t.co/b4DG4ipfjb

@CNN: It was supposed to be a happy farewell, but Lindsey Vonn crashed into netting in her opening race at skiing’s World Championships in Are, Sweden https://t.co/amFVhdtToN

@CNN: The Environmental Protection Agency is widely expected to announce plans to change the definition of which waters in the US are protected under the Clean Water Act on Tuesday — a change Trump has been working toward since the beginning of his presidency https://t.co/xaBvPLmqY4

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@CNN: Michael Eric Dyson, a professor of sociology at Georgetown University, sharply criticized President Trump over his comment that Aretha Franklin worked for him in the wake of her death. “She worked above you. She worked beyond you,” he said. https://t.co/i6rhfogo8j https://t.co/sFimlQpafT

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