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Trump’s ‘fake news’ clash with reporter over France unrest ends with surprise apology

When reporter asked questions about Iran war and its link with France unrest, Trump called it fake newsPresident Donald Trump in a latest spectacle rescinded his rebuke of a reporter and immediately apologized instead of blasting her out.When it comes to journalists and reporters,…

Trump’s ‘fake news’ clash with reporter over France unrest ends with surprise apology
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When reporter asked questions about Iran war and its link with France unrest, Trump called it fake newsPresident Donald Trump in a latest spectacle rescinded his rebuke of a reporter and immediately apologized instead of blasting her out.When it comes to journalists and reporters,…

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Trump initially called it “fake news.”She asked, “French President Emmanuel Macron is blaming the Iran war and you, essentially, for the rioting in France right now.”Trump responded, “I think that's fake news”, and then asked her, “Who are you with?”She replied, “No sir, I'm Mary Margaret [Olohan] with The Daily Wire.”Trump’s tone seemed to be changed, as he told her, “Oh, Daily Wire's good.

Sorry, the Daily Wire's good.”Then instead of ignoring the question, Trump decided to answer her question, saying “Macron is a friend of mine.

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I told him a long time ago, You're making a big mistake in France.

You're letting everybody from the world come in.”His response came during a press briefing before departing the White House for a campaign rally in Kansas, where he is set to support Republican Senator Roger Marshall in the midterm elections.Speaking about France, the country is grappling with massive riots ignited by people ‘s disillusionment over high cost of living, fuel prices and massive cuts in educational funds.

Trump’s ‘fake news’ clash with reporter over France unrest ends with surprise apology October 20, 2026.

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