Donald Trump again criticized in 60 minutesThis time, angry in two parts, Newsmagazine ran on Ukraine and Greenland.
The president’s attacks on the media and 60 minutes are not new; What is different from this term is that he tried to emphasize power on independent agencies that regulate media work.
In a publication on the social truth, Trump called on the network to lose his license and chairman at the Federal Communications Committee, Brendan Car, to “impose the maximum fines and punishment, which is great, for their illegal and illegal behavior.”
The two 60 minutes The standard parts were beautiful for Al -Akhbar. One interviewed with Ukrainian President Volodimir Zellinsky. In this part, Scott Billy indicated that Trump “rewritten history, saying, falsely, that Ukraine began the war”, before the management of a clip in which the president referred to Zelinski as a “dictator.”
“I think, unfortunately, that Russian accounts are prevalent in the United States, how can we witness our losses and suffering, understand what the Russians do, and still think they are not aggressors, and that they did not start this war? This talks about the tremendous impact of Russia’s information policy on America, American policy, and American policy.”
Then Zelinski called Trump to visit Ukraine to find out what Putin did to the country.
In this part of Greenland, John Vertim spoke to the population who talked about their opposition to the United States that includes the country. “Greenland is intended for Greenland, not anyone else,” said Prime Minister Jenus Friedrich Nielsen.
Trump’s recent comments come amid reports that a mediator has been chosen to try to reach a $ 20 billion settlement against CBS on the road 60 minutes An interview with Kamala Harris was edited. The president claimed that the network made Harris look better to help her campaign, which is something that the network denies.
The lawsuit, which was filed in the Federal Court of Texas, claims that the network has violated the deceptive practices law in Texas, but many legal observers find trivial litigation. Trump claims that his media company, which has the social truth, has been harmed because 60 minutes The part turned traffic away from its platform.
However, Paramount Global, CBS’s father seeks to obtain organizational approval to integrate with Skydance, and see that the transaction gets the green light of the Trump administration is the logical basis behind the settlement of the case.
Car, at the same time, launched an investigation into 60 minutes The Kamala Harris Slide after complaining that the network violated the “Distinguish” policy of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC). But the authority of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) is narrow, and the agency recognizes that it “prevents the law from engaging in oversight or violating the rights of the first amendment of the press.”
CBS submitted the Federal Communications Committee to the non -liberated version of Harris’s interview, and it appears. 60 minutes “The broadcast was not deceived or deception,” newsmagazine said in a statement released in February.
In reporting, journalists edit interviews regularly – for time, space or clarity. In these amendments, in these amendments, 60 minutes It is always guided by the truth and what we think will be more useful for the viewer of the viewer – all while working within the bond TV restrictions. 60 minutes He said in the statement.
However, Trump’s latest statement appears to be an attempt to press more pressure on Paramount because he seeks to obtain the approval of the integration. It also puts pressure on a card for a kind of punishment on CBS, even if the network, under normal circumstances, is likely to challenge any action in the court on the basis of the first amendment. Trump tried to send a message that Commissioners who did not support the risk of the administration’s agenda were expelled, as Democratic Commissioners at FTC overthrew last month.
During his first term, Trump suggested that the Federal Communications Committee withdraw NBC’s license after criticizing the network news reports. But his chairman at the Federal Communications Committee (FCC), after that, defended the first amendment and said: “Under the law, the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) does not enjoy the authority to cancel a trans -station license based on the content of a specific news bulletin.”
60 minutesMeanwhile, he has not retracted the difficult pieces in the Trump administration, where slices are broadcast almost every week since he took office.
