CNN anchor Chris Cuomo apologized Thursday after complaining that President Donald Trump's "fake news" insult of his performance was equivalent to calling someone a racial slur.
Don't call them a fake or insult them.
Not long after the Post's story published, Trump lashed out on Twitter with his favorite media insult: fake news.
I get that he's using his fake login name to insult me, as in "you're the douchebag," but in a sea of such names Douchebag stands out and becomes a brand name, like Kleenex.
Trump dismissed the alleged insult as "fake news," then challenged Tillerson to an IQ test, saying: "I can tell you who is going to win".
Today, we discovered the limits, including when it comes to fake news, harassment and insults.
I'd love to have them show it, but they won't show it!" The president made these remarks while many people were at home looking at the crowd as Trump made his speech on CNN, a news organization Trump has repeatedly insulted as "fake news".
Let's have an amnesty — from the left and the right — on every made-up, fake, totally insincere, playacted hurt, insult, slight and affront.
Never-answered messages, explicit requests for sex, fake bios, outdated photos and insults are ubiquitous.
Trump returned the favour in his weird way, waxing about the Second World War as "a really special victory", and answering a question about that Sun interview, saying it was "fake news" that he had insulted May, adding that he records his media appearances now: "We solved a lot of problems with the good old recording instrument".
