@CNN: RT @CNNSitRoom: Why can’t media organizations openly tour facilities where separated children are being held? “We have nothing to hide about how we operate these facilities,” HHS Secretary Alex Azar says https://t.co/WG1UngQcLx https://t.co/X4Ta6xX5M2

July 10, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Why can’t media organizations openly tour facilities where separated children are being held? "We have nothing to hide about how we operate these facilities," HHS Secretary Alex Azar says https://t.co/WG1UngQcLx pic.twitter.com/X4Ta6xX5M2

— The Situation Room (@CNNSitRoom) July 10, 2018

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@CNN: RT @CNNSitRoom: Why can’t media organizations openly tour facilities where separated children are being held? “We have nothing to hide about how we operate these facilities,” HHS Secretary Alex Azar says https://t.co/WG1UngQcLx https://t.co/X4Ta6xX5M2

@CNN: Senate judiciary committee chairman Chuck Grassley asks the FBI if it warned President Trump about Paul Manafort… https://t.co/MdzpOjsOsS

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@CNN: President Trump and first lady Melania Trump pay their respects to former President George H.W. Bush in the US Capitol Rotunda https://t.co/ujbwzmTTTQ https://t.co/tCFzmNYbRG

@CNN: This Georgia high school football coach proposed to his girlfriend after enlisting the help of high school seniors on his team. And she said yes. https://t.co/rDlv7DqLxS https://t.co/HsCjdBU4hf

@CNN: Thailand’s prime minister sets up a cardboard cutout of himself at a press event, tells reporters to direct their questions to the cardboard. Then he walks out. https://t.co/Jm5871d5UE https://t.co/ubmtdYagUj

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