U.S president says media's election coverage was unfair to him
Trump has accused The Washington Post and The New York Times of “false and angry’’ coverage of him.
US President Donald Trump lost the popular vote by around 2.9 million votes, but won the electoral college
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Trump, on his Twitter handle, had accused two foremost U.S. media –The Washington Post and The New York Times — of “false and angry’’ coverage of him.
“The failing @nytimes has been wrong about me from the very beginning; said I would lose the primaries, then the general election.
“Their coverage about me has been so false and angry that The New York Times actually apologised to its dwindling subscribers and readers.
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“They got me wrong right from the beginning and still have not changed course and never will,’’ he said.
His recent visit to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was also prompted by the U.S. media reports that portrayed him as having a negative view about the agency.
“As you know, I have a running war with the media because they make it look as if I have a feud with the intelligence agencies.
“The reason CIA is my first stop is because of the media because they are the most dishonest people on earth. They make you feel that I hate the intelligence people,’’ Trump said.
He had also denied reports that he removed the statute of the civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. from the White House and blamed the U.S. media for what he called “dishonest reports.’’
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