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Yup, the enabling, parent companies: Disney, Comcast, Time Warner.
Well, it now APPEARS that the Trump administration is taking its complaints to CNN’s corporate bosses.
ACCORDING to the Wall Street Journal, Trump’s son-in-law and advisor Jared Kushner met with a Time Warner executive to protest CNN’s reporting.
Okay, mediot (sp?), if you're THAT sure.
WHY does Trump have media press conferences..?
They’re fun, as Trump beats them up, sure, but...Trump has twitter and he wields it like an H-bomb.
From the tone I saw from the media questioners, it’s clear to me that REALITY has not caught up with them:
TRUMP DOES NOT **NEED** THEM.
I want to see them more fauning, I want to see them tread much more lightly. For now they seem not to understand their tenuous position.
They need to sit on the floor or something like that.
I’m beginning to think CNN is Pres Trump’s best friend!
Good move, Jared. Go to ABC also and ask them why their commentators’ comments immediately after Trump’s swearing in ceremony, compared Trump to fascism during the Nazi era. The female commentator screwing up her nose and saying Trump’s emphasis on America First reminded her of Hitler.
"Really, Little Jared complaining about me cuz I get under President Daddy-in-Law's skin? Oh, baby boy, I'm so sorry."
"Little boy Kushner, tough guy who's supposed to achieve Middle East peace, is complaining about me to CNN. Boo-hoo!"
First American Jewish President in the making. He’s 36 now. Within 20 years, it could be a very real possibility.
Good luck Jared!!!
What the Trump team fails to explain, it’s not fake news necessarily because it is a lie, it’s fake because it is incomplete.
If you tell a story, that is dramatic, effective and that the listener can emphasize with. Then leave it at that.
Example: a cop killing an unarmed teenager, but leave out that teenager had a replica gun drawn and had a rap sheet; you are telling fake news.
Not a lie, but as told; incomplete.
Well, they can’t say they weren’t warned.