Channel 4 to mark Trump’s UK visit with ‘longest uninterrupted reel of untruths’ | Donald Trump

More than 100 of Donald Trump’s false statements will be died by Channel 4 to coincide with the state visit as defined as the uninterrupted sinder of the longest facts, lies and distortions published on television so far.

The US president is expected to come to England on Tuesday night. Ministers, Trump and his wife Melania in Windsor Castle, including a ceremonial welcome to try to protect the private relationship will enjoy a large amount of special treatment.

However, the Channel is dedicated to opening the 4 Wednesday night program to open what it describes as the inaccuracies expressed by Trump since he took part in a publication that Insiders will take a few hours.

Trump V Truth is expected to cover everything from the President of the President from 22:00. boast He had stopped the sending of 50 million dollars to Gaza to buy condoms for Hamas ”, claiming that Ukraine sent more than $ 300 billion (£ 220 billion) for war -time aid.

Smaller but similar false claims are expected to be examined about the price of eggs and the impact of migration. The program may also cause difficulties during the trip if he tries to examine his allegations about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, a late child sex criminal.

Trump refused to send an illustrated message to Epstein and filed a lawsuit against Wall Street Journal about the document report published since then.

“Donald J Trump likes to make history, Ian said Ian Katz, the head of the Channel 4. “So, on Wednesday, Channel 4 will do this: We will show that we believe that there are longest uninterrupted truths, lies and deterioration on television.

“We hope that the world will remind the audience how distorted and dangerous the world is when the most powerful man in the world shows very little reality. And if President Trump cares about watching after the state feast, he can even clean a few mistakes.”

It points to the attempt to return to the destructive roots of Channel 4, as young masses fight for relevance in a rapidly changing media environment in which they move towards traditional publishers and digital platforms.

Channel 4 has repeatedly emphasized the decision to publish Gaza: Doctors under attackIt was left by the BBC and “faced the risk of creating a partial perception”. Channel 4, 1000 men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, which follows the porn star for six months, has also encountered criticism for the documentary.

Katz recently criticized what he calls “more and more timid broadcasting environment in England.