President Donald Trump Early Saturday morning, the truth socialized, using MSNBC as a “threat to our democracy.”
“MSNBC, commonly known as MSDNC, is a threat to our democracy. This kind of lying and false statement. The highest bad guy,” Trump wrote.
Trump also opposed MSNBC last month and questioned whether the news media should “even have the right to broadcast.”
MSNBC’s prime time lineup has been the worst ever among advertisers’ coveted crowds
“MSDNC is even worse than CNN. They shouldn’t even have the right to broadcast, only in the United States!” Trump posted on Truth Social, responding to Mediaite’s report on CNN’s face layoffs.
President Trump has filed several lawsuits with the media during his second term, including the Associated Press and CBS. (Donald Trump’s 2024 election)
These comments by Trump were in the battle between the president and multiple other news outlets.
The United Press has banned White House activities by ignoring Trump’s executive order to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the U.S. Gulf of the U.S. Gulf. The White House banned the news media as the main reason why the media is now prosecuting the White House.
Trump has also been involved in another lawsuit against CBS, in which he claims he is a deceptive editor for the now-infamous “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris.
MSNBC’s parent company, NBCuniversal, recently filed a lawsuit against them recently after claiming in media that Georgia gynecologist Dr. Mahendra Amin had an unnecessary hysterectomy at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Center.
“Uterine Collector” lawsuit sees Rachel MaddowNicolle Wallace and Chris Hayes’ plan to “transparent” statements to Georgia gynecologists.
The parties have agreed and signed a periodic table to resolve the lawsuit and under a joint settlement notice. Fox News Numbers. The two sides are working to finalize the language of the settlement agreement and are expected to implement the settlement in the coming weeks.
Rachel Maddow and Jacob Soboroff were called as witnesses during a jury trial against MSNBC’s parent company NBCUniversial. (MSNBC/screen grabbing)
The settlement comes weeks after a Florida jury discovered that CNN caused slander and was responsible for punitive damages against U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young.
A six-person jury found Young awarded $4 million in lost income and $1 million in personal damages such as pain and pain, and said punitive damages were necessary to CNN. As the jury was preparing to determine punitive damages, 14th Judicial Circuit Judge William S. Henry announced that Young and CNN reached a settlement agreement to award money to Navy veterans.
Fox News Digital has contacted MSNBC for comments, but did not hear it immediately.
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Brian Flood of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
