“MSNBC Live” anchor Stephanie Ruhle said Friday on her show that President Donald Trump’s “ride-or-die base” is “a bunch of people wearing Nazi T-shirts, homemade fur pelts and horns.” PBS White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor said, “I was talking to a source
NBC’s Peter Alexander asked Donald Trump to apologize to the military for discredited allegations that the president disparaged dead soldiers.
The president spoke about the death of Floyd during a press conference on Friday about the unexpectedly good economic and job numbers.
NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander said on Sunday’s “Meet the Press” that President Donald Trump was “the leader of the resistance against his own policies” by encouraging protests against state stay-at-home orders when the federal government has laid out strict reopening guidelines.
On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks stated that during his contentious exchange with NBC’s Peter Alexander, President Trump “was sort of triggered by the idea of empathy.” Brooks stated, “Well, even on his best day, the president is
If Peter Alexander did nothing wrong, why are the media and their Never Trump lackeys covering up the truth of what happened, the full exchange, and the full context of the exchange?
A journalist has a duty to report the truth, and to hold the media to account. But a journalist is also a member of a community, and a citizen of a nation.
“Frozen 2” star Josh Gad defended NBC’s Peter Alexander after the reporter’s spat with President Trump at Friday’s coronavirus task force press briefing. Gad called Trump a virus and said he’s a “pig rolling in s**t.”
Actor John Cusack has told President Donald Trump to “rot in hell” after the commander in chief scolded an NBC News reporter during Friday’s White House press conference on the coronavirus pandemic.
Fact check – CLAIM: NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander claims he asked the president to calm Americans, and he lashed out.
VERDICT: False. Alexander first asked whether the president was giving Americans “false hope.”
Friday CNN anchor John King used profanity to criticize President Donald Trump’s attack on NBC News’ Peter Alexander at the coronavirus press briefing.
NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander insisted that his question to President Donald Trump — suggesting his briefings on the Chinese coronavirus were offering “false hope” to Americans — had no ill intent.
“Is it possible that your impulse to put a positive spin on things may be giving Americans a false sense of hope and misrepresenting preparedness right now?” Alexander asked.
Friday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander argued that President Donald Trump did not understand what the definition of treason was. Thursday at a White House event, Trump said “a number of people” should be tried
Tuesday on MSNBC, NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander said President Donald Trump calling himself a “nationalist” was “not just racial” but also has “xenophobic” undertones. Kasie Hunt asked, “Peter, can I ask you also about his using the word nationalist, saying,
