The White House has launched a special section on its official website with a list of media outlets whose materials it calls "misleading" or "biased." It is worth noting that the list includes leading US and British media outlets.
This is reported on the White House website
So, the White House website has a section called "media offenders". At the same time, the page contains both a general list of media outlets that the Trump administration is "exposing" for one reason or another and "violators of the week." It's worth noting that the list includes leading media outlets in the United States and Britain.
Section
The page lists media outlets with journalists who the White House considers "misleading" and "biased" or simply "fake news." The Trump administration announced the exposure this week of the British The Independent, the American The Boston Globe and CBC News.
Label: Deceptive. Biased. Exposed
"The media misinterpreted President Trump's call to prosecute members of Congress for sedition by saying he called for their 'execution,'" the White House said in a statement.
It should be noted that in the publication The Independent quotes the US president's message on the social network Truth Social: "The president later posted a third message in which he repeated his all-caps accusation of “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR” from the lawmakers before claiming that such “behavior” is “punishable by DEATH.”
The Ukrainian News agency provides a screenshot of President Trump's message.
Screenshot of the message
Among other media outlets, some of whose materials have been classified by the US authorities as "violations" (including bias, lies, taking out of context, negligence, misrepresentation, etc
- The BBC
- Associated Press
- The Wall Street Journal
- The Washington Post
- Axios
- CNN
- The New York Times
- Politico
Screenshot of the charges
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, US President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against The New York Times, four of its reporters, and Penguin Random House for at least USD 15 billion, alleging libel and defamation and citing damage to his reputation.
Before that, Trump lashed out at The Wall Street Journal, accusing it and other media outlets of complicating the Ukraine deal.
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