The new government of US President Donald Trump wants to change the handling of the media in the White House. In the future, influencers, tap makers, bloggers, podcaster and reporters from non-classical media must also be given a place there.
Mainstream media, which she described as “old media”, no longer had the reach as before, said Trump’s spokeswoman, Karoline Leavitt. Instead, many Americans used ‘new media’. In her first press conference, in which journalists pressed close together, the Trump spokeswoman already gave a taste of the new course.
Among other things, she welcomed a reporter of the right -wing populist Portal Breitbart, who spreads many fake news, had asked new to the Chamber and one of the first questions. Leavitt spoke about a “revolutionary media approach”.
Is the ultimate fake flood now?
Trump’s handling of the media is always divided. On the one hand, the Republican, as president, is much more accessible for journalists than his predecessor Joe Biden. Trump always gives long press conferences, answers questions from reporters on all possible occasions and is noticeable from media attention. That was already in his first term (2017 to 2021).
On the other hand, he considerably limited the official access of press representatives to his events in the election campaign, he treated regular media in many places and increasingly gave interviews to politically known bloggers and podcasters to bring his messages to voters. Trump has also been using social media intensively for years – in his first term twitter and now above the whole truth social platform that he co -designed.
Trump wants to withdraw unpleasant broadcast permits
For years, Trump works at public events, especially for campaigners on journalists, usually under large Joins in his followers. He regularly describes the media as a “enemies of the people”, regularly accuses reporters of spreading nothing but lies, and he wants to withdraw unpleasant channels.
Source: Krone
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