Sen. Tom Cotton says Trump 's words sentiments on immigration were misrepresented
Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton is denying reports that  President Trump  used inappropriate language when discussing immigrants from Haiti  El Salvador and African nations. He told CBS News' "Face the Nation" that what has been reported has "misrepresented" the content and tone of what  Mr. Trump  said.
"I did not hear derogatory comments about individuals or persons  no " said Cotton  who was in the Oval Office meeting on Thursday where  Mr. Trump  questioned why the United States would accept more people from "sh*thole countries " according to Illinois Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin. Sen. Lindsey Graham  R-S.C.  reportedly told others that  reports of Mr. Trump's remarks were accurate .
"I didn't hear  it   and I was sitting no further away from  Donald Trump  than Dick Durbin was " Cotton said Sunday. Cotton declined to say definitively that  Mr. Trump  did not say the word "sh*thole " unlike Sen. David Perdue of Georgia  who flatly denied  Mr. Trump  used the word on ABC's "This Week."
 Mr. Trump  has denied using the controversial phrase during Thursday's White House meeting.  He  tweeted Friday that  he  used "tough" language but "not that language " which was seen as a denial of the "sh*thole" comment.
Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton is denying reports that   [TGT] used inappropriate language when discussing immigrants from Haiti  El Salvador and African nations. He told CBS News' "Face the Nation" that what has been reported has "misrepresented" the content and tone of what   [TGT] said.
"I did not hear derogatory comments about individuals or persons  no " said Cotton  who was in the Oval Office meeting on Thursday where   [TGT] questioned why the United States would accept more people from "sh*thole countries " according to Illinois Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin. Sen. Lindsey Graham  R-S.C.  reportedly told others that  reports of  [TGT] 's remarks were accurate .
"I didn't hear  it   and I was sitting no further away from   [TGT] than Dick Durbin was " Cotton said Sunday. Cotton declined to say definitively that   [TGT] did not say the word "sh*thole " unlike Sen. David Perdue of Georgia  who flatly denied   [TGT] used the word on ABC's "This Week. [TGT] 
has denied using the controversial phrase during Thursday's White House meeting.   [TGT]   tweeted Friday that   [TGT]   used "tough" language but "not that language " which was seen as a denial of the "sh*thole" comment.