‘No one can listen to that much bullsh*t’: Internet rips Trump’s gripe that NBC cut Conway’s airtime
President-elect Donald Trump was not a happy camper Sunday morning after a 10-minute interview with former campaign manager Kellyanne Conway was condensed down to just one minute.
As is her custom, Conway made the cable show rounds on Sunday morning where she is generally is known for deflecting questions and somehow always turning every conversation into a discussion about Hillary Clinton.
Pressed for time to talk about other issues, Meet The Press producers cut Conway’s segment down to one minute which infuriated Trump.
“Kellyanne Conway went to @MeetThePress this morning for an interview with @chucktodd. Dishonest media cut out 9 of her 10 minutes. Terrible!” Trump tweeted.
As is their custom, Twitter commenters took Trump to the woodshed for whining about the media. Again.
A sampling below:
Kellyanne Conway went to @MeetThePress this morning for an interview with @chucktodd. Dishonest media cut out 9 of her 10 minutes. Terrible!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 8, 2017
.@realDonaldTrump It isn't dishonest to trim content if the content itself isn't particularly honest, Donald. Let's consider both sides.
— Bess Kalb (@bessbell) January 8, 2017
@realDonaldTrump @MeetThePress @chucktodd Sadly we still had to hear one minute
— Tony Posnanski (@tonyposnanski) January 8, 2017
@realDonaldTrump @MeetThePress @chucktodd No one can listen to that much bullshit for 10 minutes. That's why.
— Anthony Atamanuik (@TonyAtamanuik) January 8, 2017
Well, @realDonaldTrump, maybe it wasn't usable.
That's possible.
— David G. McAfee (@DavidGMcAfee) January 8, 2017
If cable news booked random women on the street they would know more about what Trump is up to than Kellyanne Conway
— Oliver Willis (@owillis) January 8, 2017
.@bessbell .@realDonaldTrump or simply do a press conference. Democracy protects press, they don't vilify it. Lead, don't shout.
— Benner (@Benner7) January 8, 2017
@bessbell @realDonaldTrump Has he watched one of her "spin the top" interviews before? Her interview with Cuomo was a liepalooza fest
— RGB (@serpico1109) January 8, 2017
@realDonaldTrump @MeetThePress @chucktodd would have been mindless blather anyway
— John Weaver (@JWGOP) January 8, 2017
@realDonaldTrump Do you EVER stop whining?
— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) January 8, 2017
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BUSTED: CNN’s panel of women defending Trump’s racism were literally the ‘Trumpettes’
CNN aired a panel that featured “Republican women” defending President Trump’s racist tweets, but failed to mention that they were actually part of a pro-Trump group whose members the network had interviewed in the past.
Ben Carson is back in the news — after another long absence — because Donald Trump has once again been accused of racism.
This article originally appeared at Salon.
The secretary of Housing and Urban Development is the only African-American member of the president’s Cabinet, and is often trotted out to clean up after Trump makes a mess too obviously problematic for the media to ignore. While Trump has tried to spin his recent racist attacks on four progressive freshman congresswomen as a strategic maneuver meant to manipulate Democratic infighting to his advantage, Carson's re-emergence from his stupor should be a clear indication that the president’s team recognizes the damage that can be caused by his unforced errors.
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An illegal trend could be emerging after Trump let Kellyanne Conway off the hook for breaking federal law
Federal workplaces are supposed to be free of politics, but a Trump administration appointee used a government forum Wednesday to express support for the president’s reelection.
At a conference on religious freedom hosted by the State Department, an official told the crowd of several hundred people that “hopefully he will be reelected,” referring to President Donald Trump.
It’s illegal for federal employees to engage in political activities while they are on the job.
“It’s a violation of the Hatch Act for a federal official, to say in her official capacity, to hope that the president will be reelected,” said Kathleen Clark, an expert on legal ethics at the Washington University in St. Louis.
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