CNN Spreads 'fake news' Says Trump, No Plans to Stay With Celebrity Apprentice CNN Is Fake News

CNN fake news, Trump said he isn't working on the Apprentice, even part time.

President-elect Donald Trump has accused CNN of reporting “fake news” regarding his reported intention to maintain an executive producer credit on The Celebrity Apprentice after moving into the White House.
He would not be working on the series at all, he said in two tweets sent before dawn on Saturday, “even part time”.

Of course there are reports of Russian tampering in the election. NYT and Washington Post printed reports that CIA believes Russia had interfered with the election. More fake news? This is a problem when you politicize your stupid newspaper, idiots.

Trump’s charge against CNN is an emotive one, both regarding potential clashes between the president-elect’s business empire and his new role and as debate continues over the impact of “fake news” on the election and Russia’s likely involvement in its spread.

On Friday night, reports in the New York Times and Washington Post said US intelligence agencies including the CIA believed Russia had interfered with the election in favour of Trump. The Trump transition team flatly rejected the reports.

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a reply to: seasonal



Also, it has been reported the CIA is investigating Russia's tampering with the election, by several news agencies. How does this cause CNN to be fake news?

I can't wait until this brainless fake news trend is over.

Fake news fake news, pizzagate, *twitch* fake news. *twitch*

a reply to: Jefferton

Will it be over, or is this a concerted effort to keep saying it over and over. Then when the real news item comes out they can weaken the story by yelling Fake News.

originally posted by: reldra

Also, it has been reported the CIA is investigating Russia's tampering with the election, by several news agencies. How does this cause CNN to be fake news?

Several news agencies, reporting on "anonymous" and "secret" sources.

You know there is a faction inside the CIA that is dedicated to fake news, right?

Trump backtracks, then calls CNN fake news for reporting it.

Why doesn't this surprise me?

a reply to: underwerks

It shouldn't, 20 years ago this process happened a lot slower and we didn't have instant communications. So when the pres tweets, something he does to bother the news agencies he hates and uses them as his bitc$#s.

Make no mistake, he knows what he is doing, and will win.

CNN = Completely Non-News = Dumpster Fire.

a reply to: seasonal

a reply to: seasonal

Make no mistake, he knows what he is doing, and will win.

It's called "Abuse of Power".

If this is true, Trump is abusing his power by calling out CNN as reporting "fake news" in regards to his Celebrity Apprentice Executive Producership role. Especially so since MGM confirmed the news and his own PR rep, Kellyanne Conway, went on CNN to defend Trump's decision.

The Cable News Network (CNN) is an American basic cable and satellite television channel ... The company has 36 bureaus (10 domestic, 26 international), more than 900 affiliated local stations en.wikipedia.org...

His irresponsible and untrue tweets could potentially financially harm thousands of employees and stockholders.

a reply to: windword
No, if the others said it they are also spreading fake news. CNN is a terrible place to get news. Or Fake News.

a reply to: windword

Irresponsible tweets are an abuse of power? Think about that for a moment. Rather, the problem is folks are taking tweets too seriously.

a reply to: LesMisanthrope

Trump may find his tweets becoming a distraction. But he can and will do what he wants.

a reply to: LesMisanthrope

When Trump (falsely) tweeted about Boeing's 4 Billion dollar price tag, their stock dropped nearly a point. That's power, and the lie makes it an abuse of power.

a reply to: windword

That's superstition, not power. It's a tweet.

a reply to: windword

Agreed he should have thought before tweeting. He will do what he wants.

a reply to: LesMisanthrope

It's an official communication from the President Elect. It has power behind it. The President Elect has the power to influence opinions and markets.

a reply to: windword

That sounds like sorcery, or at least some magical thinking on your part.

Yawn !
Just let go fella !
She lost !
What if he said Boeing is great ?
Stock up 5 points !
The guys gotta talk 👍

a reply to: underwerks

Exactly. Old trick. Quietly leak, bait taken, and denial. BOOM.

a reply to: reldra

Did you even watch the video you posted?

"IF this is an approved activity, THEN PERHAPS he will CONSIDER staying on."

CONWAY WAS SPEAKING HYPOTHETICALLY.