Steve Bannon, White House chief strategist and one of the architects of President Trump’s longshot populist victory in November, reportedly has his mojo back after a period of “hibernation” and is now one of the top voices in the Trump White House — just as Trump looks to take the initiative and push back against those in Congress and the media looking to stifle his agenda.
Until now, President Donald Trump’s Twitter message on his election victory had the most retweets of the president’s popular @realDonaldTrump Twitter account.
CNN and Andrew Kaczynski, head of the network’s Republican oppo research unit “KFILE,” gave a misleading defense after receiving an intense backlash to a Sunday night post boasting that he had tracked down and identified a man who claimed credit for a gif shared by President Donald Trump — and that CNN may reveal his identity if the man chooses to “repeat this ugly behavior.”
Wednesday on CNN’s “New Day,” host Alisyn Camerota said it was “remarkable” CNN found and got an apology from the Reddit user who was credited with creating the video that President Donald Trump tweeted out last weekend that showed him
Donald Trump Jr. took to Twitter to point out the hypocrisy that CNN has displayed in the #CNNBlackmail scandal.
Dan Gainor, Vice President of Business and Culture at the Media Research Center joined Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow today to discuss CNN’s latest debacle in which it “befouled its reputation yet again,” according to Gainor.
Journalists are increasingly asking — and urging — CNN to suspend or delete President Donald Trump’s Twitter account, as he continues his feud with MSNBC, CNN, and other media outlets that have been hostile to his administration.
CNN’s public image sank further into the mud last evening as public anger over the network’s recent actions exploded on social media.
CNN threatened Tuesday to expose the identity of the Reddit user who had claimed credit for creating the spoof wrestling video that President Donald Trump tweeted on Sunday morning, showing him fighting the cable network.
On Tuesday, the Reddit user (“HanAssholeSolo”) who took credit for creating the WWE-themed meme that President Donald Trump tweeted revealed that Trump actually did not post the original video the user made.
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “The Five,” co-host Greg Gutfeld excoriated the “humorless libs,” particularly those in the media, upset about President Donald Trump’s tweet he posted over the weekend. The tweet showed Trump taking down WWE CEO Vince McMahon
Blogger Ace of Spades points out another facet of CNN’s hypocrisy in its ongoing meltdown over a goofy wrestling meme that President Donald Trump tweeted.
They never learn. CNN is at it again, pushing more very fake news designed to hurt President Donald Trump with misinformation fed to viewers through its channel.
Monday night in Los Angeles, TMZ caught up with former long-time CNN host Larry King who reacted to President Donald Trump’s tweet of a video that showed him wrestling a man with a CNN logo superimposed over his head. King said, “This
The Hill’s Jonathan Easley reports that Breitbart’s fact checking of fake news from establishment journalists has led to a series of corrections and retractions — and “the high-profile nature of the errors hurts the media’s credibility at a time when the press is under more scrutiny than ever before.”
Monday night on Fox News Channel, “Tucker Carlson Tonight” host Tucker Carlson mocked CNN for their analysts and reporters claiming President Donald Trump’s tweet of a video that showed him wrestling a man with a CNN logo superimposed over his head
Monday on CNN’s “Outfront,” Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA) was asked if she agreed with her colleague Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) that an “independent commission” was needed to determine whether or not President Donald Trump was mentally fit for office. Bass suggested she
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer offered his thoughts on President Donald Trump’s Twitter habits, which have been a media focus the day after the president tweeted a video of him pummeling a faceless
On Sunday, CNN commentators described the video as a form of incitement; on Monday, the network reported that the video raised “questions” about “racism, bigotry, and violence … [and] antisemitism.”
Monday on CNN, Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) said President Donald Trump’s tweet of a video that shows him wrestling a man with a CNN logo as his face was “suggesting violence against journalists.” Lieu said, “Donald Trump has had a series of highly
What has emerged in recent weeks in the wake of the CNN scandal—which kicked this whole breakdown of the media off in the first place—is a semi-coordinated but definitely sophisticated, ragtag band of Trump allies bashing away campaign-style against the media.
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “At This Hour,” CNN Legal and National Security Analyst Asha Rangappa commented on President Trump’s WWE tweet by arguing that the Congressional baseball shooting shows that deranged people will take messages like that and possibly
Monday on CNN’s “New Day,” Rep. Scott Taylor (R-VA) told show co-host Alisyn Camerota the media were overreacting to President Donald Trump’s attacks on them. Taylor suggested a more policy-specific direction of media coverage instead of responding to the attacks.
CNN “Reliable Sources” host Brian Stelter argued Sunday with Reddit users who believe President Donald Trump’s tweets prove his strength, saying his tweets are really “an admission of weakness.” “I don’t recommend [Reddit], but it is a message board where people
As America’s “top” journalists melted down Sunday over President Donald Trump’s tweet of a video of him wrestling the CNN logo, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press took it a step further and called the tweet “a threat of physical violence against journalists” and said it “attacks the people.”
On Sunday, CNN actually asked Twitter if President Donald Trump’s WWE-themed tweet actually violated Twitter’s “hateful conduct” policy. Predictably, Twitter told the network that the tweet, which showed Trump beating down Vince McMahon with a superimposed CNN logo over his face, did not do so.
Former MSNBC television host and liberal commentator Keith Olbermann sent out a tweet Sunday morning calling for President Trump to be impeached after the president posted a video of himself beating CNN in a wrestling match on Twitter.
Sunday on CNN, White House Correspondent for CNN Jim Acosta said President Donald Trump’s tweet of a video that shows him wrestling a CNN logo was “going to lead to a journalist being hurt.” Acosta said, “I think our statement really
President Donald Trump’s Sunday tweet showing him wrestling down a man with a CNN logo superimposed over his face has caused a firestorm on Twitter and across the liberal media as CNN and its supporters freak out that Trump’s message is inciting violence against journalists.
CNN political commentators Kayleigh McEnany and Sally Kohn got heated exchange while discussing a new tweet from President Donald Trump that shows him wrestling a CNN logo. McEnany said, “Look, it wasn’t advisable. I wouldn’t have advised him to send
Sunday on ABC “This Week,” Trump homeland security and counterterrorism adviser Tom Bossert said “no one would perceive” Trump’s tweet showing him wrestling a CNN logo “as a threat.” Partial transcript as follows: RADDATZ: Obviously President Trump has taken some
MSNBC Host Joe Scarborough is reportedly not releasing text messages with White House officials he claims to have saved because he does not want to “burn” his anonymous White House leakers, according to CNN media reporter Brian Stelter. Scarborough has been incessantly using “anonymous” White House “sources” to try to undercut President Donald Trump’s nationalist agenda and bash Trump’s advisers who want to ensure that Trump keeps the promises Trump made to his non-elitist, working-class supporters.
Sunday on MSNBC, Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) said President Donald Trump’s tweet this morning of a video that shows him wrestling a CNN logo suggests that he is “mentally not well.” Lieu said, “Donald Trump has had a series of
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” while discussing a tweet from President Donald Trump that showed him wrestling a CNN logo, host Brian Stelter said Trump was trying to “impersonate Hugo Chavez.” https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/881503147168071680 Stelter said, “This is day six of Trump’s
Sunday morning President Donald Trump tweeted a video that shows him wrestling a CNN logo. Later, CNN responded with a statement. https://twitter.com/brianstelter/status/881521068078505985 Statement as follows: It is a sad day when the president of the United States encourages violence against
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” while discussing a new tweet from President Donald Trump that shows him wrestling a CNN logo, Republican strategist Ana Navarro said Trump’s tweets about the media Navarro said, “I must say I think it’s unacceptable.
President Donald Trump shared a video meme of him physically tackling CNN and repeatedly punching it in the face.
James O’Keefe, founder of Project Veritas, said on Saturday that he hopes this year will spell the end of media organizations that produce fake news.
President Donald Trump described CNN as “garbage journalism” and “fake news” on Twitter, celebrating after the network experienced a difficult week.
Less than a week after palling around with former President Bill Clinton on Thursday, CNN’s go-to “Never Trump Republican” Ana Navarro nearly lost her mind on CNN as her head almost exploded as she attacked Trump on nearly every CNN program throughout the day and evening.
