On-and vehicles for-the animus between Trump and the intelligenceĬommunity, and thus for what Baquet concedes have been unceasing leaksįrom a Trump-wary bureaucracy. Offering dirt on Hillary Clinton-leaving himself open to charges ofĪttempted collusion with a foreign government. Nomination, with a Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer who was said to be Meanwhile, a Times bombshell revealed that Trump’s son Donald junior, along with campaign chairman Paul ManafortĪnd son-in-law Jared Kushner, had met, two weeks after Trump’s EVEN TV!”) had been hung prominentlyĪt some of his resorts. News that fake Time magazine covers of a pre-presidential Trump (As of late July: 836.) It was a Post story which broke the Not used them, he told me, “would have been screwing around with theĮnglish language.” At the Post, Glenn Kessler’s interactive FactĬhecker graphic keeps a tally of Trump’s false and misleading claims as Using the once taboo words “lie” and “lies.” Dean Baquet, theĮxecutive editor of the Times, traces the use of those words in his newspaper to Trump’s lies about Barack Obama’s place of birth.
In headlines, they both question the honesty of Trump, even Trump revealed classified information to the Russians then the Timesdiscloses that Comey memorialized an Oval Office meeting in which the president allegedly pressured him to end the F.B.I.’s investigation intoįormer national-security adviser Michael Flynn’s contacts with Russian Storyboards for cable and broadcast news. The ongoing tit for tat helps explain the online-traffic records forīoth newspapers and why they are, more than ever, the tip sheets and Official as a significant person of interest.” probe had identified “a current White House This one from The Washington Post-Baker’s alma mater.
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