Trump to Biased Reporter: “We’re Gonna Win in a Landslide” | Eastern North Carolina Now

Publisher's note: This post appears here courtesy of the LifeZette, and written by Robyn Kenney.

    During the White House Press Briefing on the Wuhan Coronavirus, Yamiche Alcindor, a White House correspondent for PBS, asked the President - in so many words - to admit to the country that it's his fault people have died from the COVID-19 because he didn't wear a mask on TV, and that he, as Commander in Chief, did not act early enough to fight the Wuhan Virus.

    Alcindor's first attempt to attack the President was met with Trump saying, "A lot of people love Trump."

    Journalists' heads proceeded to explode on Twitter.

    The President continued by talking about the upcoming presidential election, saying he's there for a reason, meaning the podium, as he won the presidency in 2016, proving many people like him. Alcindor is not one of those people, and this is not the duo's first rodeo.

    The President told PBS reporter Alcindor that he thinks he's going to win the next election. "I think we're gonna win again," Trump said, "I think we're gonna win in a landslide."

    When you blame the President for people dying from the Wuhan coronavirus, how do you expect him to respond? Give me a break. The leftist media hates this President and they aren't even hiding during a world pandemic.

    Alcindor, who told Seth Myers earlier this month that she considers herself a civil rights reporter, was praised by the likes of higher-ups at Twitter (shocking), including Lara Cohen, Global Partnerships Solutions lead at the tech giant, Twitter.

    Of course liberal never-Trumpers praised Alcindor for putting the President in his place because he said he hadn't left the house even though he held a rally in March.

    He blows right by the question because he knows exactly what he's doing. He's trolling, they think they "got him good!" and the rest of us, who aren't obsessed with hating the President, are laughing on the sidelines. The point is, who cares if he held a rally, these briefings are supposed to be about the virus and some of these reporters are playing school yard gotcha games.