Trump Throws Absolute Fit Over 1 Simple Question: 'Don't Bring That Up Again'
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The president's critics urged reporters to ignore the demand and keep bringing it up.
President Donald Trump on Thursday demanded that a reporter stop asking about the group messaging scandal involving members of his Cabinet and other high-level officials.
While traveling on Air Force Once, a reporter asked Trump if he wanted to weigh in on the inspector general investigation into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s use of Signal messaging app to discuss highly sensitive military plans.
At first, Trump was unclear on the question.
“What is it?” Trump said.
“There’s an IG investigation into the secretary of defense’s use of the Signal app,” she said.
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