Donald Trump this week I'm not just happy personally humiliates women journalistsThe US President has now decided to go to war with the so-called “enemy of the people” online official with the help of new page of the White House website.
Among tragic shooting of two members of the West Virginia National Guard in the District of Columbia on November 26, as well as a flurry of “Truth on Social Media” posts and new attacks on Joe Biden’s legacy on Friday from the former US President.Student As host, the executive branch launched a digital crackdown on the “media offender of the week.” Promising to chronicle “records of false and misleading media stories.”
marked The White House“, the page also offers a detailed “Hall of Shame” from several months ago and encourages visitors to “Swipe to find out the truth.”
Somewhat surprisingly, the newly minted megaphone claps David Ellison– own it now Bari Weiss-run CBS News due to coverage of Trump's reaction to former Navy pilot Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and five other members of Congress for their videos this week urging troops to disobey illegal orders and remember their oath to the Constitution. Trump took to the Internet to accuse Kelly and others of “seditious behavior punishable by DEATH.” He also posted another Truth Social comment that said, “HANG THEM,” among other criticisms.
WITH Boston Globe and British Bulletin Independent Joining CBS News at the top of the “Media Offenders” page, the White House, traditionally engaged in PR fisticuffs, lists this “offense” as follows: “The media misrepresented President Trump's call for members of Congress to be held accountable for incitement of insurrection by saying he was calling for their 'execution.'
Putting aside the “execution” part of this story, one of the White House talking points that the National Guard is using is: “President Trump has never issued illegal orders. Fake news knew this, but they spread the story anyway.”
Anyone who has lived in the last 40 years knows that Trump has made a career out of attacking the media, aka “fake news,” so this is nothing new.
However, as announced on social media by the White House and Spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt said today: the scale and depth here are completely different.
The site lists literally dozens of TV stories, newspaper and online articles that have negatively impacted the White House. The site also features a Hall of Shame quartet and leaderboard.
Both cover the Washington Post, owned by the man kissing Trump's rings. Jeff Bezosand may soon become the property of David Ellison Warner Bros. Discovery's CNNAnd Comcast-belonging MSNBC (which is actually known as MS Now from November 15th as it goes into full mode). Among the trio of perpetrators this week, Ellison's CBS News was named to the legacy list.
CBS News WaPo, CNN and MSNBC are obviously on the leaderboard, followed by Trump's lawsuit. New York TimesPolitics and Rupert Murdoch-belonging Wall Street Journal. Trump could sue the WSJ for $15 billion over reporting linking him to late pedophile (and Trump's 1990s party buddy) Jeffrey Epstein, but unlike $1–5 billion lawsuit threatened BBC, Fox News does not appear to appear anywhere on lists of media offenders.
Back in full force, the White House tripled its strength, releasing a word cloud of sorts, again naming some of the alleged perpetrators. Repeatedly attacked late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert avoid genre retaliation this round, but Trump's team throws in a few other outlets – even some MAGA-friendly ones.
The White House did not respond Friday after Thanksgiving to Deadline's request for comment about the new Media Offenders web page. Representatives for CBS News also did not respond to us regarding their inclusion in the first list of media violators. Although Trump and his MAGA gang have frequently clashed with CBS News in the past, it has been since Ellison officially took over the parent company. Paramount Last summer, the US President spoke highly of the Cronkite home.
Just this month in his first 60 minutes seatingsince he was paid out $16 million In a somewhat delicate lawsuit over a 2024 campaign interview with Kamala Harris, Trump called Free Press founder and newly appointed CBS news editor-in-chief Weiss a “great man.” Calling David Ellison and his father/the world's second richest man Larry Ellison “friends” and “supporters,” Trump called the purchase of Paramount and the new management of CBS News “the greatest thing that has happened in a long time to a free, open and good press.”
CBS News Allison and Weiss may not be feeling that love as much tonight.
On the other hand, when Trump posted “TRUMPLICANS!” proclaiming an AI image of a 2028 election poster today, the Constitution may not be feeling the love either:
