'No, not for CNN': Trump refuses question from Kaitlan Collins during Cabinet meeting

President Donald Trump refused to take a question from CNN during a Tuesday cabinet meeting where reporter Kaitlan Collins tried to ask the president a question.

Collins tried to ask a question, to which the president said, "No, not for CNN." He then continued with the meeting, and taking questions from reporters.

Collins was also able to ask another question, where she asked about defensive weapons getting sent to Ukraine because of the war between Russia and Ukraine. When she then inquired about how there was a pause in weapons to Ukraine last week and asked who approved the pause, Trump responded, "I don't know, why don't you tell me?"

The president has previously refused questions from Collins as well as made remarks about CNN's credibility. He further added to this on Tuesday, where he said that he enjoys watching CNN, because he wants to "learn from the enemy" in order to know "where they're coming from."

The Cabinet meeting went on as other reporters asked questions from the president. During the time, Trump spoke about how he would be visiting Texas on Friday with First Lady Melania Trump after flash floods devastated the region.

He also addressed the issue of China owning farmland in the United States. This comes after a policy announcement from the administration earlier on Tuesday that the US would be banning Chinese nationals from owning farmland in the US and that the government would claw back some of the land that has been purchased by China.

China owns over 380,000 acres of farm land in the US.