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CNN took to President Donald Trump's favorite platform to respond to his latest tweet dissing the cable news network.
Trump fired the first shot on Saturday by lamenting the influence CNN International holds around the world as a "major source of (Fake) news," going on to add that they represent the U.S. poorly.
While Trump didn't tag CNN in the post, though he did tag Fox News (saying they were "MUCH more important"), CNN nevertheless saw the post and drafted a quick response snarkily reminding the President that what he described isn't their job, it's his.
It's not CNN's job to represent the U.S to the world. That's yours. Our job is to report the news. #FactsFirst 🍎
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At @CNN, we start with the #FactsFirst. pic.twitter.com/x46bUorQOr
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