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‘You look like hell’, Trump lashes out at reporter in tarmac tirade

Al Jazeera Friday 30 October 2026, 04:31 UTC 1 min read
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‘You look like hell’, Trump lashes out at reporter in tarmac tirade NewsFeed ‘You look like hell’, Trump lashes out at reporter in tarmac tirade US President Donald Trump has lashed out at a reporter’s appearance after being asked why he wasn’t traveling to Kansas to campaign for the midterms. Published On 30 Oct 2026

‘You look like hell’, Trump lashes out at reporter in tarmac tirade NewsFeed ‘You look like hell’, Trump lashes out at reporter in tarmac tirade US President Donald Trump has lashed out at a reporter’s appearance after being asked why he wasn’t traveling to Kansas to campaign for the midterms. Published On 30 Oct 2026
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