"False news" responsible for the violence, there would be less "if the media wrote correctly".

"Many journalists are creating violence by not writing the truth," Trump told reporters on Friday on the White House lawn, after being questioned about the fact that his rhetoric was in the air. origin of the violence.

"Your questions create violence," he said. "The false news creates violence," he said. "If the media wrote correctly, wrote accurately and wrote fairly, there would be much less violence in this country."

Trump's remarks came the same liberal day political donor Tom Steyer Another possible mail was sent to him and a few days after sending another suspicious package to CNN, this time at his Atlanta office. Cesar Sayoc, an unconditional supporter of Trump, was arrested last week for allegedly sending bombs to several of Trump's political opponents, including George Soros and the Clintons.

Trump has not stopped describing the media as "the enemy of the people" and has repeatedly denied that he is responsible for what his supporters consider his remarks as an excuse for violent actions , accusing the media themselves. When Axios asked Trump if he was "worried at all" if his words – specifically calling the media to "the enemy of the people" – could inspire violence, he said: "That's all. is my only form of retaliation, I could not be here if I did not do that. "