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First the bad news about negotiations over the 2017 spending bill that Congress needs to pass before midnight on Friday or face a government shutdown: The last several days have been a mess of mixed messages
Even after President Donald Trump tweeted, “Don’t let the fake media tell you that I have changed my position on the WALL,” the Senate’s top Democrat is sounding optimistic that the commander-in-chief
It may be news to Donald Trump that the original One Hundred Days ended with Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo.
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 19, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; Earlier Wednesday, at 12:09 a.m. after major news organizations had called the race, the president fired off a tweet saying despite
Forget the fake news folderol about another shutdown showdown at the end of next week, because just over the horizon looms the year’s really big fiscal morass.
The president seemed to pin some of the blame for Ossoff’s numbers on one of his favorite targets: the news media.
Ramamurti is Warren’s senior counsel on banking and economic policy, and assisted during the investigation of Wells Fargo’s creation of fake accounts.
"He's involved in actual fake news as a senior correspondent for the 'Daily Show,'" Mason said.
Including lots of FAKE NEWS references and other tweets that are universally agreed to have come from him. So, here in the Fact Cave, we’ve had an algorithm for months that looked at his text.
David Marin, a Podesta Group spokesman, called the report "fake news," using one of Trump's favorite terms. "An attempt to distract.
He then broke out one of his favorite attack lines, labeling the entire NBC News organization, in all capital letters, "FAKE NEWS!"
The problem is not "fake news." It's not enough news.
"We are fighting the fake news," the president told the audience Friday at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference outside Washington, calling news reports about his administration that use
Donald Trump on Friday issued a blistering attack on news organizations he dubbed "fake news," appearing to threaten those outlets and again calling them an "enemy of the people."
[Bannon, Priebus Deny Talk of Tension Inside White House] Trump used his CPAC speech to threaten to "do something about" media outlets he deems "fake news."
Consider the following exchange from Thursday’s newser: QUESTION: “When you call it ‘fake news,’ you’re undermining confidence in our news media.” TRUMP: “No, no. I do that.
He accused the media of reporting "fake news" even when the substance of materials given to news organizations are what he acknowledged are "real" leaks. "The leaks are absolutely real.
As cable news morning shows discussed the dismissal of his first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, after just 25 days and New York Times and CNN reports of repeated contact between his campaign
Jason Chaffetz down in his Utah district with news cameras on hand. But refusing to hold town hall meetings could make a member look out of touch or scared to meet with their own voters.
The incident came in a Tuesday news conference after the resignation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. Both Cummings quoted tweets from a fake account under the handle @GenMikeFlynn.