President Donald Trump grew irritated by the release of an article written by journalist Katie Rogers and Dylan Freedman to the point where he reacted by taking to social media to criticize The New York Times and its White House journalist.

The above media outlet published an article a few days ago that highlighted At 79, the country's president has cut his public appearances and traveled significantly less in the United States than in his first year of office in 2017. A portion of the aforementioned text quotes," When he is in public, his battery rarely shows signs of wear. " The New York mogul responded by posting a message on the Truth Social program in which he not only denies the paper but also calls Katie Rogers an "ugly" individual. This low "RAG" is a genuine "ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE. " The article's author, Katie Rogers, is a second-rate reporter, dirty inside and out, and is tasked with writing just bad things about me, according to a portion of his extended post. The controversy stems from the fact that the Republican president has started making more of his accusations to journalists in the last ten months of business. of being re-elected as president.

He addressed Catherine Lucey, a Bloomberg editor, in a derogatory manner earlier this month in another terrible explosion from the president. The Justice Department's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, the head of a child sex trafficking circle, was his only act when she attempted to question him about the release of the data.

" Shut up! " Shut up, pigs" Trump was rehearsed saying.

The rebuke that was given to ABC News editor Mary Bruce during the ceremony where the New York billionaire received Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the Oval Office is also on the list.

The blogger was just curious about Blake Khashoggi's death in 2018 as a Washington Post columnist.

Trump responded by calling her" a bad person and a bad journalist. "

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt attempted to dismiss her boss's outbursts despite all the above incidents, calling him "very candid and fair" when speaking to the push.

To put it simply," I think the president is being honest, open, and honest to our faces rather than hiding behind our backs," according to the author. In the previous administration, when the president lied to our faces, hid upstairs, and hid behind our questions, was much more respectful.

Therefore, he said," I believe everyone in this room should respect the sincerity and flexibility they receive nearly daily from President Trump. "

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