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Trump tells CNN correspondent she should not cover him at the UN

5 articles · 4 outlets · 4 countries · Sources | Summary

At the United Nations, President Donald Trump confronted CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins and told her she should not be there or cover him. Collins said the UN had permitted CNN to enter.

Countries involved United States · 0 of our 3 outlets

First reported among our outlets by The Hindu (India), · most coverage from South Korea (1), Saudi Arabia (1), India (1), France (1)

Photo via Yonhap News Agency

What the parties said

Statements by officials of the countries involved, as the outlets reported them. Each links to the article it comes from.

United States

I'm surprised that CNN is here covering me. You shouldn't be here,

Also reported by 1 other outlet

This ban is not going to go on forever because he doesn't want that to happen, any more than anybody else,

We are not going to be deprived of important civic information,

Coverage

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Yonhap News Agency · South Korea24 Sep 22:12

[US-China summit] US TV cameras go dark… Trump: “China has a friendly press corps”

Translated from: [미중정상회담] 불꺼진 美방송 카메라…트럼프 "中은 친절한 기자단 둬"
Quotes Trump's UN rebuke to CNN
1 more from Yonhap News Agency After barring access to the White House… Trump tells CNN reporter at the UN, “You can’t report”
France 24 · France24 Sep 05:31

US judge lifts Trump’s White House ban on CNN, MS NOW, Politico

Trump questions CNN reporter's presence

I'm surprised that CNN is here covering me. You shouldn't be here,

Donald Trump, quoted in France 24
Okaz · Saudi Arabia23 Sep 19:26

Despite Trump’s ban, Melania allows CNN and Politico to cover her events

Translated from: رغم حظر ترمب.. ميلانيا تسمح لـ CNN وبوليتكو بتغطية فعالياتها
Highlights CNN and Politico access at Melania's events
The Hindu · India23 Sep 01:52

'You should not be here': Trump tells CNN at UN as standoff with media outlets persists

Warns dispute raises broader press freedom concerns

These casual remarks, not even disguised, about what we always considered basic freedoms of the press ... that, I think, is a lot more serious,

Robert Thompson, quoted in The Hindu

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