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22 Jan 17
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Key figures in Donald Trump's administration have become embroiled in a fresh war of words with the media.
On Saturday the president had condemned media reporting of the number of people attending his inauguration.
White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said there was "an obsession... to de-legitimise this president. We're not going to sit around and take it."
But photos appear to show more people attended the inauguration of Mr Trump's predecessor Barack Obama in 2009.
Mr Priebus said on Fox News Sunday that the "media from day one has been talking about de-legitimising the election". He said Mr Trump's presidency would fight such coverage "tooth and nail every day".
The latest row was mainly sparked by the inauguration figures.
There were no official estimates. Mr Trump said during a visit to the CIA on Saturday that it "looked like a million and a half people", but provided no evidence. He called reporters "among the most dishonest human beings on Earth" for saying it was far lower.
His press secretary Sean Spicer outlined figures amounting to 720,000 people in Washington's National Mall, despite also saying that "no-one had numbers" for the inauguration.
Media captionSean Spicer, White House press secretary said "no-one had numbers" for the inauguration
He also said it was the "largest audience to ever witness an inauguration - period - both in person and around the globe".
Many US outlets, using photos of the National Mall showing the difference in numbers attending the 2009 inauguration and Mr Trump's, hit out at Mr Spicer's statements.
The New York Times denounced "false claims" and described the statements as a "striking display of invective and grievance at the dawn of a presidency".
Both CNN and ABC News went into detail to refute Mr Spicer's claims.
On Saturday the president had condemned media reporting of the number of people attending his inauguration.
White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said there was "an obsession... to de-legitimise this president. We're not going to sit around and take it."
But photos appear to show more people attended the inauguration of Mr Trump's predecessor Barack Obama in 2009.
Mr Priebus said on Fox News Sunday that the "media from day one has been talking about de-legitimising the election". He said Mr Trump's presidency would fight such coverage "tooth and nail every day".
The latest row was mainly sparked by the inauguration figures.
There were no official estimates. Mr Trump said during a visit to the CIA on Saturday that it "looked like a million and a half people", but provided no evidence. He called reporters "among the most dishonest human beings on Earth" for saying it was far lower.
His press secretary Sean Spicer outlined figures amounting to 720,000 people in Washington's National Mall, despite also saying that "no-one had numbers" for the inauguration.
Media captionSean Spicer, White House press secretary said "no-one had numbers" for the inauguration
He also said it was the "largest audience to ever witness an inauguration - period - both in person and around the globe".
Many US outlets, using photos of the National Mall showing the difference in numbers attending the 2009 inauguration and Mr Trump's, hit out at Mr Spicer's statements.
The New York Times denounced "false claims" and described the statements as a "striking display of invective and grievance at the dawn of a presidency".
Both CNN and ABC News went into detail to refute Mr Spicer's claims.
Trump is so thin-skinned he's president now needs to get on with it instead of whining like a 12yo girl
He is whining because he knows it like makes him look really bad to have such a small crowd come to the inauguration
Was listening to LBC, Stig Abell earlier, had an interesting point about gaslighting :
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http://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/stig-abell/stig-abell-trump-is-gaslighting-us-all-you-fools/
Three minute video of Studio
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http://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/stig-abell/stig-abell-trump-is-gaslighting-us-all-you-fools/
Three minute video of Studio
No, for the multiple court indictments that he is going to face..... Especially a very serious case...... Involving Jeffrey Epstein
Becareful what you wish for... you may just get it!!!
President Pence?
You'll be begging for Trumpy to come back.
President Pence?
You'll be begging for Trumpy to come back.
I've just finished talking to an American pal... "God forbid, if Trump dies or is impeached... if Pence gets the White House those liberals will sh1t themselves!! Trump is a clown. Mike Pence is fwcking scary!"
I'm starting to get worried aboutJohn Snow
His face has taken on the expression of a very tortured soul.
Check out his interview with Henry Kissinger.
His facial mannerisms make him look like he's either going to burst into tears,
or have a heart attack.
His face has taken on the expression of a very tortured soul.
Check out his interview with Henry Kissinger.
His facial mannerisms make him look like he's either going to burst into tears,
or have a heart attack.
A_T 22 Jan 17 18:00
Trump is so thin-skinned he's president now needs to get on with it instead of whining like a 12yo girl
Spot on.
He tweets like one too.
Trump is so thin-skinned he's president now needs to get on with it instead of whining like a 12yo girl
Spot on.
He tweets like one too.
I agree he need to retire, you deserve a rest, they should get James O'Brien to take over his spot.
* He deserves the rest(Voice dictation playing up)
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