Trump and GOP Senator Get Into Shouting Match Behind Closed Doors
According to CNN ’s Manu Raju, Trump instructed Cassidy to sit down, but the lawmaker refused and raised his voice, referring to Trump as “brother.” Senator…
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According to CNN ’s Manu Raju, Trump instructed Cassidy to sit down, but the lawmaker refused and raised his voice, referring to Trump as “brother.” Senator Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, reportedly 'yelled' at President Donald Trump over the Iran war during a tense meeting on Capitol Hill (AFP via Getty Images) Trump responded that he was not his brother and called him a “lunatic.” Cassidy eventually took his seat. During the meeting, Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy challenged Trump over the Iran memorandum of understanding — Trump’s 14-point plan to end the Middle East war, according to MS NOW reporter Mychael Schnell. The president signed the document in France on June 17.
Furthermore, Cassidy joked to CNN that he shouldn’t have lost his temper but that it was “the Irish in him.” However, the senator had no regrets. “I make no apologies for standing up to the president,” Cassidy told CBS. “I am sticking up for the American people, even if I’m speaking to the president.”. Cassidy then stood up, telling Trump, "You have not told the American people what's going on. Cassidy reportedly called the war a “blunder,” according to Andrew Desiderio of Punchbowl News, and the president interrupted him.
In addition, What they're saying: "The President got a lot of things off his chest," Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) told Axios. Reports say Trump and Sen. Bill Cassidy had a heated clash over US-Iran MOU at a GOP lunch, though Trump later called the meeting "great.".
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According to CNN ’s Manu Raju, Trump instructed Cassidy to sit down, but the lawmaker refused and raised his voice, referring to Trump as “brother.” Senator Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, reportedly 'yelled' at President Donald Trump over the Iran war during a tense meeting on Capitol Hill (AFP via Getty Images) Trump responded that he was not his brother and called him a “lunatic.” Cassidy eventually took his seat.
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During the meeting, Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy challenged Trump over the Iran memorandum of understanding — Trump’s 14-point plan to end the Middle East war, according to MS NOW reporter Mychael Schnell.
according to The Independent — WorldThe president signed the document in France on June 17.
according to The Independent — WorldCassidy joked to CNN that he shouldn’t have lost his temper but that it was “the Irish in him.” However, the senator had no regrets. “I make no apologies for standing up to the president,” Cassidy told CBS. “I am sticking up for the American people, even if I’m speaking to the president.”
according to The New RepublicCassidy then stood up, telling Trump, "You have not told the American people what's going on.
according to Axios — AllCassidy reportedly called the war a “blunder,” according to Andrew Desiderio of Punchbowl News, and the president interrupted him.
according to The New RepublicWhat they're saying: "The President got a lot of things off his chest," Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) told Axios.
according to Axios — AllReports say Trump and Sen. Bill Cassidy had a heated clash over US-Iran MOU at a GOP lunch, though Trump later called the meeting "great."
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According to CNN ’s Manu Raju, Trump instructed Cassidy to sit down, but the lawmaker refused and raised his voice, referring to Trump as…
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