ABC News suspended the correspondent Terry Moran, who interviewed Trump barely two months ago, for the deputy chief of staff of Saving, Stephen Miller, on X as “world class hateful” in a deleted position since the White House denounced.
The most interesting thing about Miller is “not brains. It is bile, “wrote the main national correspondent for the network and former anchor” Nightline “, describing Miller as a” world class hate “who draws” spiritual food “by acting on his hatred. He also described Trump as hateful world class.
The journalist deleted the tweet shortly after and made no other comments. But the White House caught a screen and condemned Moran, calling the “dislocated and unacceptable position,” said White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt, on social networks, calling ABC to “keep Terry responsible” and to say to an interviewer that he should be “suspended or finished”.
ABC News announced the suspension of Moran about an hour later.
“ABC News represents objectivity and impartiality in its media coverage and does not tolerate subjective personal attacks against others,” a spokesman for CNN told. “The post does not reflect the views of ABC News and violated our standards – as a result, Terry Moran was suspended while awaiting a more in -depth assessment.”
It is rare for a high-level correspondent to publish which is equivalent to ardent political comments on a public platform, said CNN. Moran’s message appeared shortly after 2,000 troops of the National Guard were deployed to repress the demonstrations against the ice raids in Los Angeles, noted the Wrap.
In an article on X, Miller retaliated to disseminate the entire “corporate press”, writing: “For decades, the anchors and privileged journalists telling and guardian our company adopted the installation of a journalist. Terry succeeded in his mask. “
It was not the first time that Miller was touched as cruel, underlined the Southern Poverty Law Center. The Trump administration manager organized an immigration policy that separates families, blocks asylum seekers and summarily deports immigrants without regular procedure. Miller even entertained the idea of deleting Habeas Corpus, the right to regular procedure, for anyone – a right written in the Constitution.
Under Trump, the administration also puts pressure on ice agents to stop more in a process that has gathered American citizens, children and green cards holders. A minute after midnight on Monday, a ban by travelers from a dozen Muslim predominantly countries comes into force, a policy orchestrated by Miller.
Vice-President JD Vance, in the post of Moran, said that Miller’s actions are “motivated by the love of the country”.
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