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I’m aware of that.He asked an American.
I’m aware of that.He asked an American.
As @dvdjs said. He asked an American.He asked an Asian to ask China! Man he really stuck it to them Wuhan folk!
A couple of weeks ago I was accused on here of being anti America but that is so far from the truth. Perhaps I had the American dream on a pedestal for a long time, but when I did get there a few years back, I can honestly say it was a brilliant cross continent trip. The best I’ve ever had. So much history and culture and so much contributed to the good of the world.He walked away because the woman asked a question. He did not want the woman to ask him any questions. He has the right to end a press conference when a reporter is not following protocol. However, this was a pretty clear example that his press conferences are not about disseminating information as much as putting on a show. If his favorite reporters are not there to pitch him softballs, he will pick up the ball and go home.
If you have 72 seconds to spareWell, which remark am I looking for that you find deplorable?
I don’t know. That part was just weird, honestly. He had the testy exchange with the Asian-American reporter that ended with him telling her “Ask China.” Then he called on the other lady, but refused to take her question. Then he left. It was strange.What did the second reporter do that warranted his ire?