The mainstream media have been tripping over themselves to denigrate President Trump in the wake of his interview with ABC News' Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos.
President Trump: It's not an interference, they have information.
What Trump, who is, reminder, the President of the United States, seems to fail to grasp is that a foreign country would almost certainly have a motive for passing along negative information about Trump's opponent.
They sought to interfere to help Trump and hurt Hillary Clinton because they thought Trump would be better for their interests.
Trump told Stephanopoulos that he'd listen if, say, Russia or China offered up dirt on his political rivals.
As of Saturday, it has been three days since Trump told George Stephanopoulos, of ABC News, that he would accept damaging information on political opponents from foreign governments, and the White House is still trying to repair the political damage.
Christine Wang CNBC. In an interview aired Wednesday, Trump presented a hypothetical situation in which "Somebody comes up and says, 'Hey, I have information on your opponent.' Do you call the FBI?" The president went on to say, "I don't think in my whole life I've ever called the FBI" and, "Give me a break. Life doesn't work that way."
https://canadafreepress.com/article/mainstream-media-lack-credibility-where-trump-is-concerned
President Trump: It's not an interference, they have information.
What Trump, who is, reminder, the President of the United States, seems to fail to grasp is that a foreign country would almost certainly have a motive for passing along negative information about Trump's opponent.
They sought to interfere to help Trump and hurt Hillary Clinton because they thought Trump would be better for their interests.
Trump told Stephanopoulos that he'd listen if, say, Russia or China offered up dirt on his political rivals.
As of Saturday, it has been three days since Trump told George Stephanopoulos, of ABC News, that he would accept damaging information on political opponents from foreign governments, and the White House is still trying to repair the political damage.
Christine Wang CNBC. In an interview aired Wednesday, Trump presented a hypothetical situation in which "Somebody comes up and says, 'Hey, I have information on your opponent.' Do you call the FBI?" The president went on to say, "I don't think in my whole life I've ever called the FBI" and, "Give me a break. Life doesn't work that way."
https://canadafreepress.com/article/mainstream-media-lack-credibility-where-trump-is-concerned
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