‘Rejected’ Spanish-Speaking Journo ‘Didn’t Really’ Have Trump Interview

HUH?

Updated Apr. 13, 2017 3:58PM EDT / Published May 17, 2016 11:51AM EDT

YouTube

The TV reporter who was allegedly kicked out of Trump Tower for speaking Spanish ahead of an interview with Donald Trump did not actually have a scheduled sit-down, and was there to try and get one—reported CNN’s Dylan Byers, who quoted the network’s editor in chief. Citing unnamed sources, BuzzFeed News reported Monday that TV Azteca freelance correspondent Marcos Stupenengo got the boot from Trump’s camp after he was overheard speaking Spanish in a phone coversation. That report claimed Stupenengo “got an interview” with Trump, and quoted the journalist as saying, “I can say that after 13 years of journalism, worse things have happened to me.”

Read it at CNN

Melania Privately Trashes Trump Trial as a ‘Disgrace’: NYT

She’d reportedly told those close to her it’s “his problem” but that doesn’t mean she thinks it’s fair.

O.J.’s Executor Backpedals on Goldman Family Payout

When he died last week, Simpson still owed Ron Goldman’s relatives more than $100 million as part of a wrongful death judgment.

Juror Dishes After Getting Dismissed From Trump Jury Pool

The seemingly “larger-than-life” ex-president is no different than anyone else, Kara McGee told CNN.

Travis Kelce Will Host A Star-Studded Game Show Reboot

“I grew up loving game shows, and I’m excited to be following in the footsteps of so many TV icons by hosting my very first one,” he said.

Bollywood Star’s Home Shot Up Over 1998 Killing of Antelopes

Two suspects in the attack reportedly belong to a gang from a religious sect for which the animals hold a special significance.

DOJ Gears Up to Bring Ticketmaster Antitrust Lawsuit: Report

The case could be filed as early as May.

Alarms Went Off on Ship Hours Before Bridge Crash: Report

The Dali had not even left port when the alarms were triggered.

Trump Team Scheming to Devalue Dollar if He Wins: Report

It’s an aggressive move designed to reduce the trade deficit—but risks losing the dollar’s coveted status as world reserve currency.

‘Rejected’ Spanish-Speaking Journo ‘Didn’t Really’ Have Trump Interview

YouTube