ABC Pulls Article on Trump Sons’ Pentagon-Linked Investments After Premature Publication

Mediaite.com:

The mystery surrounding ABC News’ abruptly deleted investigation into business interests linked to President Donald Trump’s sons deepened Monday, after newly revealed emails appeared to contradict the network’s suggestion that the story had simply been published “prematurely.” 

 

Semafor media editor Max Tani reported that ABC editors had reviewed the disputed article after complaints from defense contractor Anduril and initially stood by it. 

 

The original article, published October 7, examined government contracts involving companies connected to 1789 Capital, the venture firm where Donald Trump Jr. is a partner, and described the firm as having claimed a “major stake” in Anduril.

Amazing how when this happens, it almost alwats goes in one direction. But hey, that's liberal media bias for ya. And yet the same people who told you that the Hunter Biden laptop scandal was a nothingburger, you're supposed to believe anything they say about Trump's sons?!?

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ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos Has a Hissyfit and Cuts Off JD Vance Interview in On-Air Clash Over Tom Homan

NYPost.com:

ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos abruptly ended a tense live interview with Vice President JD Vance on Sunday after the two clashed over reports that Trump border czar Tom Homan allegedly accepted a bribe.

Stephanopoulos, host of “This Week,” heatedly pressed the veep Sunday about whether Homan accepted a $50,000 cash bribe that undercover FBI agents allegedly offered him during a 2024 sting operation.

“Was Tom Homan recorded on an audiotape in September 2024, an FBI surveillance tape, accepting $50,000 in cash?” the anchor asked, citing a report from MSNBC.

Actually, I blame VP Vance for this because I don't know how it benefits anyone from the Trump administration to go on Stephanopoulos' show in the first place. I mean, the guy used to work for Bill Clinton so he's clearly biased. His ratings are indeed low and of course, there's that little defamation lawsuit he lost to Trump not too long ago that he obviouslu still holds a grude about. And Vance certainly knows all of this already, which is why Stephanopoulos cutting him off like that shouldn't be a surprise.

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