New round in the Trump fight with the New York Times

WASHINGTON.- The Tense Tie and complex between the President of the United States,


Donald Trump
and the newspaper


The New York

Times again offered another unusual counterpoint: Trump unveiled a meeting
off the record with the editor, AG Sulzberger, who before the revelation of the meeting came to refute the president with a battery of warnings about his relationship with the press.

In the afternoon, the newspaper's website proposed an atypical title: "The publisher of
The [1965-19008] New York Times refutes Trump's account of a private meeting. "

Like many other stories in the Trump era, it all started with a tweet.

" I had a very good and interesting meeting at the White House with AG Sulzberger, publisher of
The New York Times . I spent a lot of time talking about the large amount of fake news published by the media and how this fake news was turned into a phrase, "enemy of the people". Trump has described the press and journalists as "enemies" of Americans on more than one occasion, and described journalists covering his administration as "the most dishonest people." It is common to call "false news" any critical story about his government or political environment.

The President has added a new line of attack lately: he has accused the media of suffering the "Trump Syndrome", a "bad" that the White House attributes to the president's harsh criticism, Trump has been particularly sensitive to the coverage of his presidency of the
Times

But the president's attacks on the press this week reached a new high when a CNN reporter, Kaitlan Collins, was banned from attending an event because Trump had been bothered with your questions The decision triggered an instant repudiation in the networks of all his colleagues.

Before Trump's revelation, Sulzberger issued a statement with his own account of the interview with the president, which took place earlier this month. The
Times preserved the confidentiality of the conversation, even Trump's tweet

"My main goal was to express concern about the deeply troubling rhetoric against the presidential press," he said. he says. Sulzberger. "I told the president directly that he thought that his tongue was not only a source of discord, but that it was becoming more and more dangerous," he warns

] Sulzberger was very concerned about Trump's label "enemy of the people".

"I warned that this inflammatory language contributes to heightening the threats against journalists and will lead to violence," he declared

: "I warned him that" he put lives in danger, that he undermined democratic ideals. of our nation and that was eroding one of our country's largest exports: a commitment to freedom of expression and freedom of the press, "said the editor-in-chief of the
Times who took office at the end of last year

Yesterday afternoon, Trump was sent with a thread against the press on Twitter, in which he stated that " 90% of the coverage "of his government was negative, and launched new darts against the" Failed
New York Times "and" The Amazon "
Washington Post . "

" I will never let our big country be sold by hateful anti-trump in the decadent press industry, "threatened the president.
Times as a
Post have recorded gains in recent years and have managed to increase the number of subscribers