@CNN: Reporter: “Do you have confidence in Rod Rosenstein?” US President Trump: “What’s your next question please? … Excuse me, I have a President of South Korea here, OK? He doesn’t want to hear these questions, if you don’t mind.” https://t.co/EUxlykqI6w https://t.co/EpglnDHf82

May 22, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: Reporter: “Do you have confidence in Rod Rosenstein?”

US President Trump: “What’s your next question please? … Excuse me, I have a President of South Korea here, OK? He doesn’t want to hear these questions, if you don’t mind.” https://t.co/EUxlykqI6w https://t.co/EpglnDHf82

Reporter: "Do you have confidence in Rod Rosenstein?"

US President Trump: "What's your next question please? … Excuse me, I have a President of South Korea here, OK? He doesn't want to hear these questions, if you don't mind." https://t.co/EUxlykqI6w pic.twitter.com/EpglnDHf82

— CNN (@CNN) May 23, 2018

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@CNN: Reporter: “Do you have confidence in Rod Rosenstein?” US President Trump: “What’s your next question please? … Excuse me, I have a President of South Korea here, OK? He doesn’t want to hear these questions, if you don’t mind.” https://t.co/EUxlykqI6w https://t.co/EpglnDHf82

@CNN: Thai Navy SEALs were still waiting for four divers to come out of the cave complex following the rescue of the 12 boys and their soccer coach. Live updates: https://t.co/7ZQBOPrW9A

@CNN: RT @CNNPolitics: Gov. Cuomo on Trump’s tweets about the NY terror attack: They “were not helpful. I don’t think they were factual” https://t.co/A15pvjqcwZ

@CNN: You may no longer be more likely to go into cardiac arrest on Monday morning, a study says https://t.co/EMuCIs5Yj7 https://t.co/Sk0eNporn6

@CNN: Sears is laying off 200 more people, including 150 in its Illinois headquarters https://t.co/fiYUDCOZqZ https://t.co/SuDCUlPJwp

@CNN: President Trump is speaking at a White House event ahead of lunch with lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Watch on @CNNgo:… https://t.co/wf4G5hDmcM

@CNN: Gap and Old Navy are splitting up into two publicly trading companies. The move is designed to allow Old Navy — which has grown to $8 billion in annual sales since it opened its first store in 1994 — to expand on its own. https://t.co/KTp2Lf0SvQ https://t.co/eDdWvjt3Ds

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