
US President Donald Trump has accused Fox News of bias, saying Democrats get more airtime than Republicans and that supporters of his MAGA movement and "true patriots" will never like the channel.
AI-generated summary
Trump has long criticized Fox News for perceived liberal bias, despite the fact that the channel is traditionally considered conservative. His relationship with the network has deteriorated since the 2020 election.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Donald Trump criticized Fox News for giving more airtime to representatives of the Democratic Party.
Trump said his MAGA movement supporters and "true patriots" would never like Fox News.
Trump called it amazing that he managed to “win all three election campaigns” despite “tremendous opposition.”
WASHINGTON, September 30 – RIA Novosti. US President Donald Trump criticized Fox News for giving airtime to Democratic Party representatives, saying they get more time than Republican supporters.
"Why does Fox News constantly put on Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, Jessica Tarlov and every Democrat talking trash about the Republican Party and of course me? I actually think they get more airtime than Republican supporters!" – Trump wrote on his social network Truth Social.
At the same time, Trump emphasized that supporters of his MAGA movement (short for the campaign slogan Make America Great Again) and “true patriots” will never love Fox News.
According to him, Fox News continuously broadcasts an exclusively negative agenda, leaving conservatives the opportunity for only a short response.
Trump also called it amazing that he managed to “win all three election campaigns” despite “tremendous opposition” and stressed that the fight continues.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Fox News will reduce the number of Democratic appearances on air to appease Trump and his base
Possible · Within weeks

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