The American media cut Dona’s speech …

Donald Trump’s speech on Thursday showed how the most important journalistic networks have turned their backs on the president. While he was speaking, several television stations interrupted his transmission because they considered that the tycoon’s speech leads to misinformation.

This came at a time when the president insisted on his unfounded fraud allegations, especially when he spoke of “Legal” and “illegal” votes, with reference to those issued by correspondence.

MSNBC, NBC News and ABC News have halted the live broadcast. MSNBC host Brian Williams cut off Trump’s monologue and said, “Well, we find ourselves again in the unusual position of (having to) not only interrupt the President of the United States, but also correct the President of the United States.” .

The CNN, who had long bans with Trump, fully published what turned out not to be a conference or press conference, but when the transmission returned to the prosecution, its presenter Jake Tapper criticized: “What a sad night for America America to see its president (…) wrongly accuse the people of trying to steal the elections, ”he said.

The same thing Fox News, the Republican Party news channel. After the conference ended, he denied Trump’s comments. The break in this channel deepens: “We have not seen anything that constitutes fraud or abuse of the system”White House correspondent John Roberts said.

The difference in criteria in Fox News programming reflects the informational tension that exists between journalists at a company who must decide between continuing to support the drift of Trump’s speech or the verification of his accusations against the electoral system.

The same was done by David Muir, the host of the country’s most followed news program with 8 million daily viewers. “There is simply no evidence presented in any of these states that there are illegal votes,” he told ABC..

The CBS, third in the audience, began a fact-check as Trump finished his speech and denied all accusations of “fraud” and “system corruption”.

The information services of the American public radio, the NPR: “Trump again falsely claimed victory in the 2020 election. He did not win. The votes are still being counted.”

“Trump declared without proof that the election was corrupt and fraudulent,” published Nicole Carroll, editor of USA today, one of the most widely read general newspapers in the United States. The Washington Post, The New York Times and Los Ángeles Times they also denied the president.