Four ways Trump is trying to be king.

Im just ammazed at how the Trump supporters "buy into" everything this guy says and either deny or just avoid his penchant for eaxaggrating and plain lying. Itt reminds me of some other people in history who bought into a master of "Big Lies"

Scary since now our "glorious
leader" has made a personal attack on only one group of the media .

farmerman wrote:

Im just ammazed at how the Trump supporters "buy into" everything this guy says and either deny or just avoid his penchant for eaxaggrating and plain lying. Itt reminds me of some other people in history who bought into a master of "Big Lies"

Scary since now our "glorious
leader" has made a personal attack on only one group of the media .

Well, I've asked you twice now and you didn't answer. You claimed that president Trump is a fascist. When I asked for an example of his fascism, you claimed that he has interfered with freedom of the press. For the third time, back up that assertion. Name one human being in the world who was unable to speak, or write, or broadcast something because of the president.

The damn courts are so far are placing a limit on his ability to limit free speech however Mr. Trump wish the laws change to limit that freedom by way of civil torts just to start with.

Brandon9000 wrote:

farmerman wrote:

Im just ammazed at how the Trump supporters "buy into" everything this guy says and either deny or just avoid his penchant for eaxaggrating and plain lying. Itt reminds me of some other people in history who bought into a master of "Big Lies"

Scary since now our "glorious
leader" has made a personal attack on only one group of the media .

Well, I've asked you twice now and you didn't answer. You claimed that president Trump is a fascist. When I asked for an example of his fascism, you claimed that he has interfered with freedom of the press. For the third time, back up that assertion. Name one human being in the world who was unable to speak, or write, or broadcast something because of the president.

The damn courts are so far are placing a limit on his ability to limit free speech however Mr. Trump wish the laws change to limit that freedom by way of civil torts just to start with.

Name one human being in the world who was unable to speak, or write, or broadcast something because of the president.

Heather Heyer.

the majority of people

Brandon9000 wrote:

Name one human being in the world who was unable to speak, or write, or broadcast something because of the president.

Heather Heyer.

Trump is responsible.

She was murdered by neo Nazi Trump supporters who were emboldened by Trump.

Trump is responsible.

Still an honest answer however much you want to play ostrich.

That's not to mention the climate of fear generated by Trump's neo Nazi supporters.

You asked for one person unable to speak. I answered.

That's not to mention the climate of fear generated by Trump's neo Nazi supporters.

Look at how they attacked the parents of the Sandy Hook kids. No wonder people are scared to speak out. They don't want to be put on the NRA death list.

US President Donald Trump threatened a Time magazine photographer with prison for apparently taking a picture of a letter from Kim Jong-un.

Mr Trump rebuked the photographer in the Oval Office after he was warned by an aide not to take a photo, according to Time's transcript.

The interview continued, but grew heated after the special counsel's investigation of Mr Trump came up.

"You can go to prison instead," the president is quoted as saying.

The interview took place at the White House on Monday, two days before Mr Trump travelled to Florida to formally launch his 2020 re-election campaign.

At several points during the interview, Mr Trump asked to speak off-the-record, including in the moments after showing the Time reporters a letter he said was from the leader of North Korea.

"Here's a letter, OK, now I'm going to show you this letter," said the Republican president.

"So this was written by Kim Jong-un. It was delivered to me yesterday. By hand."

As the conversation turned to his potential Democratic challengers in next year's election, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders told the journalists: "You can't take a picture of that, sorry."

"What was that?!" Mr Trump exclaims.

The interview continues as the reporters ask about who Mr Trump sees as his toughest political opponent for 2020.

"Uh, I don't know. Look, I think I've done so much. Could you bring the list of things, please, give me four of them," Mr Trump tells an aide, who quickly presents one, saying it was made "for today".

The president becomes more prickly when Time challenges an assertion by him, according to the transcript.

The reporter reminds Mr Trump that some of his aides had "testified under oath, under threat of prison time" that the president had tried to influence the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller.

Mr Trump snaps back: "Excuse me... Well, you can go to prison instead, because if you use, if you use the photograph you took of the letter that I gave you confidentially.

"I didn't give it to you to take photographs of it - So don't play that game with me."

The journalist from Time responds: "I'm sorry, Mr President. Were you threatening me with prison time?"

Mr Trump replies: "Well, I told you the following. I told you you can look at this off the record. That doesn't mean you take out your camera and start taking pictures of it. OK?

"So I hope you don't have a picture of it.

"I know you were very quick to pull it out - even you were surprised to see that.

"You can't do that stuff. So go have fun with your story. Because I'm sure it will be the 28th horrible story I have in Time magazine."

Mr Trump has long had an interest in Time magazine, and has previously had fake issues printed with himself on the cover and framed at his golf resorts.

The next year, he claimed to have turned down an offer to be the magazine's person of the year again, which Time's editorial staff said was untrue.

In 2018, Time's annual person of the year award was dedicated to persecuted journalists.

In 2018, Time's annual person of the year award was dedicated to persecuted journalists.