Gregory Korte

Correspondent

White House correspondent at USA Today.

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President Obama today used a White House press conference with the Prime Minister of Italy to tear into Donald Trump for casting doubt on the integrity of US election.

Obama tells Trump to ‘Stop Whining’ about Election

President Obama today used a White House press conference with the Prime Minister of Italy to tear into Donald Trump for casting doubt on the integrity of US election.

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