The correspondent Terry Moran is in ABC News, two days after the organization suspended his correspondent For an article on social networks that qualified the chief of staff to the administration of Trump, Stephen Miller, a “world class hates”.
The network said on Tuesday that he was at the end of his contract with Moran “and on the basis of his recent position – which was a clear violation of information policies ABC – we have made the decision not to renew.”
The Trump administration, including vice-president JD Vance, quickly condemned Moran for his late evening post criticizing Miller, who was quickly deleted.
Moran interviewed President Donald Trump only a few weeks ago. He said in his post that the president was also a hateful, but that his hatred was at the service of his own glorification.
But for Miller, Moran said, “His hatred is his spiritual food. He eats his hatred.”
Moran, 65, has been working at ABC News since 1997. He was a longtime co-album of “Nightline” and covered the Supreme Court and national policy. During an interview with Trump which was broadcast on time a month ago, the president said “you are not very nice” in the midst of a controversial exchange on deportations.
In a particularly bad case for him, the Moran contract with ABC was to expire on Friday, according to people knowing the situation who were not authorized to speak publicly personnel.
His article, a violation of the traditional ethics of journalism on the expression of personal opinions on reporting subjects, came to what was already a sensitive moment for ABC News. The network agreed to pay 15 million dollars for the Trump presidential library in December, in order to settle a defamation trial on the inaccurate assertion of George Stephanopoulos that Trump was deemed civilly responsible for the rape of the writer E. Jean Carroll.
The help of Trump Steven Cheung responded Tuesday to the release of Moran with a profane comment on X, saying that those who speak of the president and his staff “are struck”.
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