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It seems that President Trump is not happy with his television options in the UK.
Trump, who arrived in London Monday for the start of a weeklong visit, launched another attack on CNN on Twitter.
"I just arrived in the UK. The only problem is that @CNN is the main source of news available in the United States. After watching it for a short time, I turned it off. All false and so false news, very bad for the big American evaluations. Why does the @ATT owner not do something? He tweeted.
"I think if people stopped using or subscribing to @ATT, they would have to make big changes at @CNN, which dies anyway in the logs. It's so unfair with such bad, Fake News! Why would not they act? When the world looks @CNN, it gets a false image of the United States. Sad!"
TRUMP BEGINS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM VISIT MEETS THE QUEEN, SPARRING WITH LONDON MAYOR
The anti-CNN tweets closed a busy social media morning for the president, who had previously attacked London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
"@ SadiqKhan, who did an incredible job as mayor of London, was stupidly" naughty "to the visiting US president, by far the biggest ally in the UK. about crime in London, not me …… ", tweeted Trump.
TRUMP CALLS THE MAYOR OF LONDON'S JUDGMENT OF DE BLASIO, EXCEPT FASTER & # 39;
"… Kahn reminds me a lot of our very mute and incompetent New York mayor, De Blasio, who also did a terrible job: barely half his size. Anyway, I can not wait to be a great friend of the UK and I look forward to my visit. Landing now!
Bill of Blasio is 6 & # 39; 5. Khan is 5 # 6.
Khan recently stated that Trump was not in the "same class" as his predecessors. Before Trump's visit, Khan had written a column titled "It's Not British to Roll Out Donald Trump's Red Carpet".
Khan highlighted Trump's most controversial political initiatives and compared them to the actions of European dictators of the 1930s and 1940s.
"Donald Trump is just one of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat," Khan wrote. "The far right is rising worldwide, threatening our hard-won rights and freedoms and the values that have defined our liberal and democratic societies for more than seventy years."
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