Trump's Reaction to The New York Times Article
US President Donald Trump sharply criticized The New York Times following the publication of an article focusing on his aging.
In his statement, Trump referred to The New York Times as “the enemy of the people” and described the journalist who wrote the piece as “ugly both outside and inside.” Such remarks were part of his emotional response to what he viewed as an unfair and derogatory portrayal.
Conflict with the Media
Trump has repeatedly accused major US media outlets of bias and dishonesty, often labeling unfavorable coverage as lies or propaganda. His conflict with The New York Times, in particular, has been consistent throughout his political career, especially when it touches on his health, appearance, or mental fitness.
“Scum and monsters,” Trump said about those working for the publication.
Trump’s statement once again highlighted his confrontational stance toward journalists he perceives as hostile or disrespectful.
Author Summary
Trump fiercely rebuked The New York Times, calling its staff “scum and monsters” after an article questioned his aging and appearance, underscoring his ongoing battle with critical media.
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