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Trump lashes out at CNN reporter over low polling question | CNN Politics

President Donald Trump lashed out at CNN’s Kristen Holmes Monday over a question about his declining support among Latino voters, insisting he was “doing great” before calling both the network and the correspondent “fake.” A recent NBC News poll showed a significant drop in Trump’s support among Hispanic and Latino voters ahead of the midterms. He had made significant gains among that voting bloc in the 2024 election, which played a major part in his victory.

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President Donald Trump lashed out at CNN's Kristen Holmes Monday over a question about his declining support among Latino voters, insisting he was “doing great” before calling both the network and the correspondent "fake." A recent NBC News poll showed a significant drop in Trump's support among Hispanic and Latino voters ahead of the midterms. He had made significant gains among that voting bloc in the 2024 election, which played a major part in his victory.

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