Abby Phillip’s Priceless Look Cuts Down Scott Jennings’ Excuse For Donald Trump
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The CNN host said it all with her face in a debate over the president’s plan for Gaza.
Abby Phillip’s look of disbelief over Scott Jennings’ defense of President Donald Trump on CNN Tuesday nearly won their debate by itself. (Watch the video below.)
On the “NewsNight” table was Trump’s announced plan to permanently relocate Gaza residents and eventually turn the war-torn area into the “Riviera of the Middle East” under U.S. “ownership.” The idea has been met with worldwide condemnation and would likely re-escalate tensions and jeopardize hope of a two-state solution, U.S. allies said.
But Jennings, a Republican pundit, gave Trump a pass.
“I think Rula [Jebreal] is right in suggesting that that’s basically what Trump is suggesting: Forcibly removing Palestinians from their land is against international law,” said Phillip.
“I think we’re being a little dramatic, and we’re on our jump-to-conclusions mat here a little bit,” Jennings replied. “He muses occasionally.”
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