Scott Jennings cooks ‘lying' leftist on CNN for claiming Trump has not ended seven conflicts
The clash between the two happened during a roundtable discussion about Trump's upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The two men are scheduled to meet in Alaska on Friday, August 15, to discuss an end to the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Jennings spoke about Trump's upcoming meeting and that he was willing to give the president "some latitude" in his high-stakes talks with Putin.
Jennings' comments, however, seemingly triggered Setmayer and led her to claim that Trump "hasn't solved seven conflicts".
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