Trump: Fox Should Be ‘Ashamed’ For Airing Oprah Winfrey At Harris Rally | EUROtoday

Former President Donald Trump didn’t wait till polls have been closed on Election Day to start out attacking the media.

On Tuesday, Trump appeared irate that Fox had aired latest footage of TV legend Oprah Winfrey, who’d urged the night time earlier than that if Trump have been to retake the White House, “it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again.”

“I think it’s ridiculous,” Trump mentioned of Winfrey’s remarks after casting his personal vote in Florida.

The presidential candidate mentioned he was “disappointed” in Winfrey for warning concerning the risks of a second Trump time period whereas stumping for his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, at a Monday rally in Philadelphia.

“I think Oprah’s become a major divider in our country, and I think frankly she should be ashamed of herself,” he continued, earlier than pivoting his criticism away from the previous discuss present host.

“You know who else should be ashamed? Fox,” he went on. “I’ve seen Oprah on Fox about 50 times making the same statement, and I think it’s a disgrace what Fox does.”

“Everyone thinks Fox is so pro-Trump,” he mentioned. “They’re not pro-Trump at all. They’ve put Oprah on all morning long.”

It’s not secret that Fox News, owned by the Fox Corp., has a conservative bent. But Trump has laid into the community a number of instances in latest months over perceived slights.

When Fox News coated Harris’ remarks after she visited the southern U.S. border in September, he claimed that the community shouldn’t have been “allowed” to air feedback from the Democrat’s marketing campaign cease.

“It’s all lies. It’s all lies,” he mentioned at a rally in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. “Everything she said is a lie.”

Weeks later, he mentioned that Fox News had “totally lost its way” after it introduced a deliberate interview between Harris and anchor Bret Baier, complaining a few Harris aide’s appearances on the community.