President of the United States Donald Trump speaking with supporters at an "An Address to Young Americans" event. (Gage Skidmore/Flickr)
President Donald Trump attacked Fox News after his campaign manager complained the network's polls were inaccurate.
The network's poll found Democrat Joe Biden leading in Arizona, North Carolina and Wisconsin -- particularly among women and suburban voters -- and Trump 2020 campaign manager Bill Stepien appeared on "Fox & Friends" to complain.
"I love Fox News, I love you guys [but] I don't love your polls," Stepien told the hosts, who did not defend their pollster colleagues.
Trump launched his own attack several hours later.
"Fox News Polls are, as in the past, Fake News," Trump tweeted. "They have been from the beginning, way off in 2016. Get a new pollster. I believe we are leading BIG!"
He followed up a short time later by accusing Fox News of trying to undermine his candidacy by tanking the stock market.
"Do you notice that any time Fake News Suppression Polls are put out, like @FoxNews, the Stock Market goes DOWN," Trump tweeted. "We are going to WIN!"
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