Trump lashes out at "60 Minutes" for asking about gunman manifesto allegations
Summary
President Donald Trump criticized CBS journalist Norah O'Donnell during a "60 Minutes" interview after she asked about a manifesto linked to a gunman who mentioned Trump. Trump said the questions were unfair and defended himself against allegations mentioned in the manifesto.Key Facts
- Norah O'Donnell asked President Trump about a manifesto by a gunman who mentioned him.
- Trump called O'Donnell "disgraceful" for reading parts of the manifesto on air.
- Trump denied the allegations linked to him in the manifesto, saying he was "totally exonerated."
- He accused others of wrongdoing but did not give details.
- O'Donnell clarified that the words were from the manifesto, not her.
- Press freedom groups have criticized Trump for hostility toward journalists, especially women.
- The White House did not respond immediately to requests for comment.
- This event took place during a "60 Minutes" interview broadcast on Sunday.
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