thehill.com
He certainly seems to think so. They keep publishing inconvenient facts, after all....
Read Brian Stelter's new book...points to stuff appearing on Fox shows and moments later tweets from the white house.
You did hear that Cohen says Trump went for golden showers in Vegas, didn't you?
Brian is not a journalist, he's a political hack and I wouldn't soil my hands even handling his book.
www.theatlantic.com
Jc if you're judging the character of the person making the claims, ya can't support trump then. But don't look at the name look at the evidence. He also has interviews w fox execs and hannity who know trump is nuts but their audience likes him so they sit in silence. Stelter shows how ideas appear on fox for the first time, then minutes later trump is tweeting them and pushing for laws consistent with them. And gainsaying anything that disagrees is not advancing the argument. Show me evidence that this is false.
Stop licking your finger you use to follow along with the words. It's vegetable ink and you can't get the pages wet like your old literary collection of Penthouse Forum first editions.
You see nothing wrong with Trump getting his AG to try to fire a reporter?
I don't react to every accusation in real-time whether it's at a Democrat or Republican. Considering the source and it's disclosure in promoting a book, I'm even less inclined to react.
