
The US President accused the media resource of supporting Democratic candidates
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Donald Trump regularly uses the social network Truth Social to criticize the media, which he considers biased.
WASHINGTON, October 6 - RIA Novosti. US President Donald Trump criticized the pro-Republican Fox News channel for allegedly promoting Democratic candidates on its air.
"Fox News spends more time covering Jihadist candidates and 'Dumb-crats' than it does on the good old Republicans, the people who saved America and are making it great again... Fox promotes 'Dumb-crats' rather than Republicans and MAGAs. They have completely lost their way," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
The American leader is dissatisfied that the TV channel does not show his rallies, which are said to be record-breaking in number of participants. He also criticized Fox News host Martha McCallum for what he considered to be a too soft interview with Michigan Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
"She never interviews me in this manner," Trump said.

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