Trump is absurdly complaining about his own spelling mistake, while confusing the union line for apostrophe

Donald Trump complained about the cover of his incorrect spelling of "small," in a barely understandable tweet in which he confuses an apostrophe for a hyphen.

The US television network CNN noted that US Congressman Adam Schiff called the word "liddle" angry. The president embarked on a custom tirade on Twitter early in the morning, in which he also misinterpreted the word "describing".

"To show you how dishonest LameStream Media is, I used the word Liddle, not Liddle, to describe [sic] Adam Schiff, corrupt congressman, "he said.

He went on to suggest CNN "voluntarily took the line of union [sic] and said I wrote the slightly false word. A small but endless situation with CNN!

On Thursday, Trump had attacked the Democratic chairman of the House's intelligence committee on Twitter by calling him "Liddle Adam Schiff".

Mr. Schiff, who is a key figure in the campaign to initiate impeachment proceedings against the president, was conducting a "Democratic scam," the tweet added.

But today, the beleaguered leader fired back at the media, apparently blaming CNN for noting in its report of its original tweet that the business magnate misspelled the word "small".

The scrambled tweet also refers to the single quote that Mr. Trump inserted after the word "liddle" as a hyphen, and seems to suggest that the news network deliberately failed to mention that fact.

Mr. Trump regularly uses his Twitter account to launch attacks on his political rivals and his enemies, with an insulting epithet.

He notably called his Republican rival to the presidency, Jeb Bush, "low energy", as well as "Crooked Hillary Clinton" and "Lying James Comey".

This latest tweetstorm follows the growing scandal of his appeal to the Ukrainian leader in which he tried to persuade him to launch an investigation into the allegations concerning Joe Biden's son, which led the Democratic Party to Congress to begin a impeachment.

Biden is the current favorite to become the Democratic nominee in the 2020 presidential election and polls have consistently shown him to be ahead of Trump.

A former prosecutor said Thursday that Mr. Biden's son, Hunter, had not broken any laws in his business dealings in the country.

Shortly after his confused and misspelled attack on CNN, Mr. Trump tweeted new criticisms addressed to Mr. Schiff, accusing him of misleading Congress when he had reported a part of the transcription of the infamous telephone conversation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

"He was supposed to read the exact transcribed version of the call, but he completely changed the words to make it horrible, a [sic] I seem guilty, "Trump said on Twitter.

According to a note summing up the call launched earlier this week by the White House, Mr Trump lobbied his Ukrainian counterpart for that he is investigating an alleged corruption of Mr Biden, whose son Hunter sits on the board of directors of a Ukrainian gas company.

He also reminded Mr. Zelensky that the United States was an important ally of Ukraine, which had sent considerable military aid to the country in its war against Russia, before asking the leader a "favor" on the Biden problem.

Mr Biden denied any irregularities on his part or on the part of his son, and no evidence has ever been reported establishing a connection between family and corruption in Ukraine.

On Thursday, Mr. Schiff paraphrased satirically what he thought Mr. Trump was actually saying to Mr. Zelensky:

"That's the essence of what the president communicates. "We have been very good with your country, very well, no other country has done as much as we do, but you know what, I do not see much reciprocity here.

"I have a favor I want from you, though … I want you to make dirt on my political opponent, do you understand? Many things … on this and on that. "

It is this parody of the call that Mr. Trump reacted to, describing it in his tweets as an attempt at "American public fraud" and demanding the resignation of Mr. Schiff.

His increasingly frequent and irregular online attacks come as congressional Democrats continue to press for his removal.

Over the last 24 hours, White House officials have attempted to conceal the transcription of the phone call on an ultra-secure server, typically kept for the most classified national security files.

A formal written complaint by a member of the US intelligence service against Trump's behavior towards Ukraine has also been made public, causing great concern among many Democrats and even some Republican politicians.

On Thursday, Mr. Trump had already attacked unidentified White House officials who had informed the appellant of the appellant's denunciation, likening them to "spies" and warning them of the dark punishment that these "traitors" received "formerly".