‘WINNING’: Trump Brags About ‘RESHAPING THE MEDIA’ With Shameless Infographic | EUROtoday

President Donald Trump on Saturday continued railing in opposition to the media after slamming “terrible reporting” on his ongoing conflict with Iran, sharing a graphic on his Truth Social platform celebrating his impression on America’s freedom of the press.

“PRESIDENT TRUMP IS RESHAPING THE MEDIA,” the picture declared.

The unashamedly triumphant graphic was cut up into three sections. One showcased what number of pundits are “GONE” from their former posts following Trump’s reelection, together with former CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta and ex-MSNBC host Joy Reid.

The part additionally celebrated “Massive Layoffs” at The Washington Post and that retailers corresponding to NPR and PBS have been “Defunded,” in addition to cheering the “Big Decline” in tv information rankings, and that “Late Show with Stephen Colbert” has been canceled.

Trump launched main fight operations in Iran on the finish of final month, ensuing within the deaths of at the least 13 U.S. army service members and greater than 1,400 Iranians, together with dozens of schoolgirls, however appeared largely preoccupied Saturday with the media.

He shared his graphic lower than two hours after attacking “the Fake News Media” in a long-winded screed on Truth Social that claimed The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and different “Lowlife ‘Papers’ and Media” need the U.S. to “lose” the conflict.

He additionally continued touting so-called victories over the press within the “REFORMS” part of his graphic, together with such vagaries as: “Truth Social Booming,” “Most Accessible POTUS Ever,” “Free Speech on X” and “Disney Ends Key DEI Practices.”

It additionally acknowledged, “Record Setting Interviews” and “1st POTUS to join NFL Broadcast.”

The ultimate part was titled merely, “WINNING.” It featured a picture of the TIME Magazine cowl from November 2025following Trump’s reelection, and the title of a The Guardian article that warned, “Trump is waging war against the media — and winning.”

As of Saturday afternoon, Acosta seems to be the one journalist talked about within the graphic to have publicly commented on it. The broadcaster wrote Friday cheekily on X, “Honored to be included here. But seriously what’s wrong with this guy? This is some goofy stuff.”

Trump has attacked journalists and “fake news” organizations for almost a decade, frequently wielding the phrase as a one-size-fits-all response to unfavorable protection. This has seemingly worsened because the conflict on Iran continues to escalate.

Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr wrote Friday on X, “Broadcasters that are running hoaxes and news distortions – also known as the fake news – have a chance now to correct course before their license renewals come up.”