Just LOOK At CNN’s Alisyn Camerota’s FACE As Tree of Life Rabbi Speaks About Trump

She can’t even TRY to hide it, can she?!

As I mentioned, CNN’s Alisyn Camerota spoke to Tree of Life Rabbi Jeffrey Myers a few days back, and asked a question I’m sure she was hoping would produce an EXCELLENT anti-Trump sound bite.

His response was pure class.

.@CNN asks Tree of Life Rabbi Jeffrey Myers if @realDonaldTrump is welcome at his synagogue after Saturday’s shooting.

Myers: “The President of the United States is always welcome. I am a citizen, he is my president. He is always welcome.”https://t.co/pfSMeNrRdI pic.twitter.com/SiI0xdpGhh

— Amber Athey (@amber_athey) October 29, 2018

‘I am a United States citizen. He is my president, he is always welcome.’

She didn’t really even respond to his answer. “Hmm…” Alisyn was CLEARLY disappointed.

Well, he was BACK on her show. And she AGAIN poked the Trump issue.

Tree of Life Rabbi Jeffrey Myers on Pres. Donald Trump’s Pittsburgh trip: “I was pleasantly surprised by a warm and personal side to the President that I don’t think America has ever seen.” pic.twitter.com/kujaqDxtJM

— Josh Caplan (@joshdcaplan) November 1, 2018

He says the ‘president was very warm, very consoling,’ which is fantastic to hear.

Now watch it again, but this time, pay close attention to HER. She is CLEARLY annoyed by his response.

The host gets frustrated, you can tell by body language, she starts blinking rapidly when Rabbi starts talking bout how warm Trump was.

— Kelvin John (@KelvinJohn15) November 1, 2018

I agree, her body language was so clear that she wasn’t pleased at all with any warm and compassionate words directed towards our President! That in itself should bother any human being. I’ll bet that will be the one and only time that video will be shown on CNN. Shameful!

— Lin Marie (@LinMarie33) November 1, 2018

The CNN host is so transparent. She’s not hearing what she wants to hear. Someone on CNN is actually saying something positive about the President. That’s not allowed on CNN.

— Dar Poplawski (@DarPop) November 1, 2018

But at the end of the day… forget her.

THIS is what’s important:

Wow, thank you Rabbi for sharing such a touching story. So sorry for your loss and sorry to all of the families.

— Julie Lopez (@jewelslopez) November 1, 2018