@CNN: “Michael Cohen knows the President… I think the most extraordinary thing… is how extraordinary it was for Michael Cohen to be saying all of this. He has adored President Trump. He has wanted his approval for all these years.” – @jeffzeleny https://t.co/oLUaha1Jo0 https://t.co/4DfhH9Bpwh

February 28, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

“Michael Cohen knows the President… I think the most extraordinary thing… is how extraordinary it was for Michael Cohen to be saying all of this. He has adored President Trump. He has wanted his approval for all these years.” – @jeffzeleny https://t.co/oLUaha1Jo0 pic.twitter.com/4DfhH9Bpwh

— CNN (@CNN) February 28, 2019

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@CNN: The weather forecast at this year’s Masters golf tournament is likely to be as up and down as the scores https://t.co/nK54PUsIx7 https://t.co/Fztn0juNI2

@CNN: On computer pioneer Alan Turing’s school report card, comments from teachers were far from glowing… https://t.co/xXQOiZtQsn

@CNN: A Republican Kansas lawmaker stepped down from a leadership position after he said African-Americans were more susceptible to marijuana because of “their character makeup” and “their genetics” https://t.co/liFIdZO79k https://t.co/5lo3J3hEaQ

@CNN: The police chief in Mesa, Arizona, says he was “disappointed” by a video that shows officers punching and kneeing an unarmed man. A police sergeant and three officers have been placed on administrative leave. https://t.co/BFFaLYUuit

@CNN: IQ scores have been steadily falling for the last few decades, and environmental factors are to blame, a new study says https://t.co/tcLuQKhSI7 https://t.co/sdXx1BOTG9

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