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Is it appropriate for Jon Ossoff joke about Natalie Harp's work for President Trump? Democrat Christy Smith says it's not. "He broke a cardinal rule...he punched down. This young woman is doing her job in the White House...on our side, we need to learn from past mistakes like what...

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Chris Cuomo got into yet another fight over Senator Jon Ossoff on his show -- "He's calling her a wh*re". This time it was with Michael Knowles. Cuomo starts off by asking what the outrage is over Ossof's comments. CUOMO: "Help me understand. You know, Jennings O'Reilly, anybody getting upset about what Senator Ossoff said about Natalie Harp and the president and the plane like help me understand how they can be outraged." KNOWLES: "Senator Ossoff insinuated that a random white house staffer was sleeping with her boss simply because she was doing her job and is a pretty woman. That is an outrageous claim to make. There is no basis for whatsoever." Cuomo then deflects the conversation back to Trump's rhetoric, specifically when he called a reporter "Piggy". CUOMO: "What if he actually just said she's a pig, maybe if you call their piggy or if he said, 'Natalie Harp shut up, Piggy.' With that bother you?" KNOWLES: "Well, I think that calling a political opponent sort of fat or something is a is a mean thing to do. And, you know, trump uses tough rhetoric, but to insinuate that a random, private staffer is sleeping with her boss... Cuomo then goes on a rant about all the things Trump has said about women. CUOMO: "Michael, how come you say it's mean, it's disgusting. And then you say, but trump is tough rhetoric. He is the most juvenile, disrespectful, rude president in public about and to females." KNOWLES: "Chris, if you think that Jon Ossoff made this insinuation about a random white house staffer in complete innocence, then I think we need to nominate you to be the next White House Press Secretary because that is an amount of spending that any administration of either party could do."

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