Trump, after a boycott by the media, launched Trump TV
The administration of US President Donald Trump has launched its own news channel Trump TV. The work of the platform began with a video about the speech of Donald trump two months ago, reports The Washington Sun.
The administration of US President Donald Trump has launched its own news channel Trump TV. The work of the platform began with a video about the speech of Donald trump two months ago, reports The Washington Sun.
Trump spokesman Kaelan Dorr said Trump TV would be "a live stream of the administration's most uncensored highlights." The channel will display excerpts, he said, not covered in the main news channels. “In some cases, the press reported inaccurately or not at all on the administration’s many record-breaking achievements for the benefit of all Americans,” Dorr said.
Trump TV is broadcast on the White House YouTube channel and is also posted in the “livestream” section of the official White House app.
On September 18, Donald Trump denied access to the White House to journalists CNN, MS NOW and Politico. He accused the editors of these media of publishing fakes about the activities of the American administration. Other media outlets stopped covering official events involving Donald Trump in solidarity.
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