Trump says media asked ‘softball’
questions at Biden presser
Posted By: Imright, 3/26/2021 4:38:44 AM
Former President Donald Trump on Thursday night blasted what he called “softball” questions asked by reporters during President Joe Biden’s first press conference earlier in the day.Speaking to Fox News host Laura Ingraham, Trump said Biden’s presser was like a “different world” compared to when he faced questions from the Washington press corp. “It was like softballs, like you’re throwing softballs — and it’s just a different world,” the former president said.“Nobody’s seen anything like it. It’s very sad to watch actually, they’re feeding him questions,
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1 AM – I spent the last 3 hours with Border Patrol on night shift in McAllen, TX. 18 Senators learning about the huge influx, 3,000 people per day, including unaccompanied children, illegally entering.
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