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Racism watch: President Trump asks reporter if she's working for state-run Chinese TV (and she kind of is)

There are so many complaints by the press about President Trump’s coronavirus briefings (or “rallies,” as Democrats like to call them) it’s difficult to cover even a fraction of them — and not surprisingly, CNN and MSNBC covered only a fraction of Monday’s presser.

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If we have to pick one moment from Monday’s presser, it was President Trump asking a reporter from Phoenix TV if she was working for China.

Racism, misogyny, whatever … it was a perfectly valid question:

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We’re certain CNN hall monitor Oliver Darcy was fuming at the question, but he was even more upset that the OANN reporter whom the WHCA had expelled for repeatedly violating social distancing rules (yeah, that’s why) was let back in.

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