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Donald Trump Kicks a Latino Reporter Out of His Press Conference + More Wednesday News

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By Christopher Rosa
August 26, 2015 / 10:19 AM

Thrice-divorced, "traditional" marriage supporter Donald Trump is at it again. He removed Emmy-winning Univision reporter Jorge Ramos during his Iowa press conference Tuesday for essentially speaking out of turn.

In the video above, you see Mr. Trump call on a journalist, but Mr. Ramos interrupts the exchange and demands he ask his own question first.

"Excuse me, sit down. You weren’t called," Donald tells Jorge. “Sit down. Sit down."

Jorge doesn't back down and insists he has the right to ask a question, only to have Donald sneer at him, "You haven’t been called, go back to Univision." Security then removes Jorge from the room.

According to Us Weekly, however, Jorge did come back later and chatted with Donald about immigration. This morning on the Today show, Donald said Jorge was "totally out of line" for doing what he did. What do you think? [Us Weekly]

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