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The New York Times boss was with President Trump. A.G. Sulzberger told the White House about false news and Trump's attacks on the press. "I warned him that his tongue is dangerous."
Such a meeting between a president and the editor of an important newspaper is not uncommon. This time, the meeting is remarkable, as Trump regularly learns from The New York Times, that he accuses of bias.
"I have said many times that he does not need to weaken his attacks on the Times if he finds that we are unfair, but I do not think he is in the right place. have insisted to revise its broader attacks on journalism, because I think they are dangerous and that they are harming our country. "
Off the record
Sulzberger (37) is a scion of the publishing family that the Times has published for a century. He succeeded his father at the beginning of this year. With the chief editor of the page of opinion, James Bennet, he visited the president
The July 20 meeting was initially unofficially but Donald Trump tweeted this morning. Sulzberger no longer observed his duty of confidentiality.
"I had a good and interesting meeting at the White House with A.G. Sulzberger, publisher of The New York Times," writes Trump on Twitter. "We have talked at length about the vast amounts of false news that the media is broadcasting and how people are talking about" the enemy of the people ".
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