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President TrumpDonald John TrumpChristie: Trump apologized after knowingly lying during 2016 campaign White House abruptly cancelled meeting with intel chiefs day after contradicting Trump: report Trump denies involvement in Kushner security clearance application MORE on Sunday took a shot at conservative commentator Ann Coulter, a longtime supporter of his, after she criticized him for agreeing to reopen the government without a deal on his long-promised border wall.

I hear shes become very hostile, Trump said in a new interview with The Wall Street Journal. Maybe I didnt return her phone call or something.

His jab comes shortly after Coulter blasted Trump repeatedly for not securing funding for a wall along the southern U.S. border, his signature campaign promise.

Coulter took to Twitter on Friday, the day lawmakers and the White House reached an agreement to end a 35-day-long partial shutdown,to blast Trump as "the biggest wimp ever to serve as President of the United States."

Good news for George Herbert Walker Bush: As of today, he is no longer the biggest wimp ever to serve as President of the United States.

Later, the conservative provocateur made an appearance on comedian Bill Maher's show, where she continued to criticize the president for backing down on his demands for a border wall in order to reopen the government for three weeks.

Look, its crazy that I expect a president to keep a promise he made every day for 18 months," Coulter quipped to Maher.

She also appeared on Los Angeles radio stationKNX, where said there was"no question" that House Majority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy Patricia D'Alesandro PelosiOvernight Defense Presented by Raytheon Senate admonishes Trump on Syria | Trump says 'time will prove' him right over Intel chiefs | Dems demand transparency on border troops | Sexual assault, harassment spike at military academies Overnight Health Care Presented by Kidney Care Partners Trump officials make new moves to lower drug prices | Romney offers warning to drug execs | 'Medicare for all' opens up Dem divide On The Money: Trump digs in on money for wall | Pelosi open to new border 'infrastructure' but no wall | GOP pushes Trump to stay out of negotiations | Trump optimistic about China trade deal MORE (D-Calif.) outmaneuvered Trump on the border negotiations.

Coulter has been one ofthe media's most vocal supporters of Trump's proposed border wall, and has warned the president repeatedly that he could lose in 2020 if he fails to follow through on his promise.

Trump, for his part, apparently unfollowed Coulter on Twitter in December shortly after she said she wouldn't support his reelection without a deal on a wall.

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