@CNN: RT @CNNTonight: “Nobody really knows what to believe anymore, when the President speaks. That loss of credibility is enormously worrisome around the world,” says retired US ambassador to Panama John Feeley https://t.co/grfhgVjhAW https://t.co/WAQXEb3Wcn

July 19, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

"Nobody really knows what to believe anymore, when the President speaks. That loss of credibility is enormously worrisome around the world," says retired US ambassador to Panama John Feeley https://t.co/grfhgVjhAW pic.twitter.com/WAQXEb3Wcn

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@CNN: RT @CNNTonight: “Nobody really knows what to believe anymore, when the President speaks. That loss of credibility is enormously worrisome around the world,” says retired US ambassador to Panama John Feeley https://t.co/grfhgVjhAW https://t.co/WAQXEb3Wcn

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