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US President Trump attacked the media, demanding that the US Federal Communications Commission investigate polls used by news agencies and punish a TV news host. Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the “false polls” used by the news media and pointed the finger at NBC's “Meet the Media” program host, Christine Welk, because the latter reported on the situation of Trump's endorsement of the Republican candidate. Despite the First Amendment to the US Constitution protecting freedom of the press and speech, and the Federal Communications Commission's limited jurisdiction over polls and news agencies, Trump urged the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission to take his complaint seriously.

Zhitongcaijing·08/30/2026 17:25:01
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US President Trump attacked the media, demanding that the US Federal Communications Commission investigate polls used by news agencies and punish a TV news host. Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the “false polls” used by the news media and pointed the finger at NBC's “Meet the Media” program host, Christine Welk, because the latter reported on the situation of Trump's endorsement of the Republican candidate. Despite the First Amendment to the US Constitution protecting freedom of the press and speech, and the Federal Communications Commission's limited jurisdiction over polls and news agencies, Trump urged the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission to take his complaint seriously.