Donald Trump Lashes Out At Boycott After Media Ban: 'No Credibility'
Summary
President Donald Trump criticized major media networks for boycotting the state visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping after he banned some journalists from entering the White House. A judge temporarily blocked the ban, but the major networks still did not cover the state dinner.Key Facts
- President Trump banned journalists from CNN, Politico, and MSNBC from the White House.
- Trump accused these networks of spreading "fake news" and said their reporting threatened national security.
- In response, several major U.S. news outlets stopped covering the state visit of President Xi Jinping.
- Trump posted on Truth Social blaming the networks' low ratings on their lack of credibility and boycotting the event.
- A federal judge issued an order stopping enforcement of the White House media ban during a legal challenge.
- The White House hosted a state dinner for President Xi, but it was not broadcast by major U.S. networks.
- Trump claims the event was important and visually impressive but was ignored by the networks to avoid giving him credit.
- The situation is ongoing, and more updates are expected.
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