Stephen Bannon, Reince Priebus & Trump’s son-in-law attended the meeting.
At least he let them keep their journalism licenses. Whew. That was a close one.
Execution warrants have been prepared.
“Here’s a souvenir sword for each of you. Hang it above your desk.”
Jokes aside… maybe an energized, truly hostile press is exactly what we need.
(Envisions NYT taking off fancy velvet gloves to reveal Andre-like fists of granite…)
Why didn’t they keep the tapes rolling and then leak them online? Or why even agree to meet off the record in the first place? They should give their agreement with him as much respect as he gives agreements with his contractors.
Did you think the leftist main stream media was going to give him a pass like they have for Obama?
George Stephanopoulos literally worked for the Clinton administration and somehow is considered a journalist?
Good point! The total dictatorial power of George Stephanopoulos hardly even gets mentioned!
Have you heard about Ivanka changing her name to Cersei?
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While, ironically, Donald Trump literally worked in television and somehow is considered the President Elect.
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I agree! Keep up the pressure. The madder Trump gets, the more likely he is to go into “full meltdown” mode, and completely destroy his credibility. Either that, or he turns into the Hulk…
There were no tapes. The first time I heard of these types of meetings is when Katie Couric mentioned on Letterman that the president will routinely have off the record meetings with the top news people in which policy and sensitive subjects are briefed.
If I’m a reporter, I record it anyway. Leave it to my editors if there is sensitive stuff I shouldn’t leak, then leak the rest.
I just noticed that Trump is now releasing his policy statements on video tape, just like Osama Bin Laden used to.
Sean Hannity literally worked for the Trump campaign and somehow is considered a journalist. I mean, not by me, but that’s not because of his work on the Trump campaign. It’s because he’s not a journalist.
Do you then write stories about how crazy it is that people don’t trust the media?
'Cause that would be awesome.
I might, with no hypocrisy. When you’re dealing with a lying sociopath, you do what you have to do to get the story then get it out by whatever means necessary.
Sean Hannity, who I consider a fool, does not claim to be an objective journalist. Stephanopoulos does. There isn’t actually an easy ‘but they do it too’ comeback to Stephanopoulos.
You can argue Stephanopoulos has distanced himself enough from the Democrats to be legitimately considered an objective journalist, but it’s really nothing to do with Sean Hannity.
And interestingly, in your view Bush was also a lying sociopath.