Trump threatens ABC journalist in fiery clash
Lyons tried to ask another question about an agreement between the ruling family of the United Arab Emirates, a crypto company founded by Trumps and Trump’s special ambassador Steve Witkoff family.
The president moved to another reporter, pointed to Lyons a finger, and said to him “quiet ..
Lyons is an experienced journalist and foreign reporter who plays high -level roles on printed and television. Sydney Morning HeraldNews Corp, Nine and ABC. He was asking questions for ABC Four corners Investigation of Trump and his family’s business activities since he returned to the office.
Intensive change and Trump’s threat to bilateral relations, the opening session of the Albanian United Nations General Assembly and the President of the President for a long -awaited meeting with Trump arrives just a few days before the expected meeting.
Both sides said that the programs are still in the game. Trump is now going to Arizona on Sunday for the funeral of the assassination of the assassination conservative activist Charlie Kirk, while the president’s diary in New York is still finalized.
Although the details have not been disclosed, the Albanian told Perth Radio on Monday: “We will see each other in New York. [Trump] Tuesday night of next week is home to a reception. In addition, we will see each other in various forums that take place now and between the end of the year. Summit season. “
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Lyons refused to comment on the incident. The White House was contacted for the comment.
Trump comes with Trump filed an extraordinary $ 15 billion ($ 23 billion) lawsuit New York Times Last year, for the presidency, a complaint, including the decision to support Democrat Kamala Harris.
The lawsuit filed at a Florida court accuses the newspaper of spreading false and slandering content about the President and won last year’s elections and “President Trump secured the greatest personal and political success in American history”.
Trump Four Four Cases Times Journalists, Susanne Craig, Russian Buettner, Peter Baker and Michael Schmidt, on various stories in the newspaper.
The article spokesman said the case has no value and was designed to determine journalism. “It lacks legitimate legal claims, and instead of suppressing and deterrenting independent reporting,” he said.
“We will continue to maintain the facts without fear or goodness, and we will rely on the right to the first change of journalists about the American people asking questions.”
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