Staff Reports
President Trump made history again this Memorial Day weekend, showing exactly who he trusts in the media. Fresh off his powerful West Point speech honoring America’s heroes, the commander-in-chief delivered a stunning rebuke to fake news outlets by personally acknowledging Next News Network during his Marine One landing. This wasn’t just a presidential wave—it was a targeted salute to the only news organization telling the truth.
The Next News team earned this moment through sheer dedication. While liberal reporters sipped lattes in their cushy studios, our crew camped out hours early on the White House South Lawn. They braved diesel fumes and deafening rotors to bring patriots raw, unfiltered access—the kind CNN would never risk their manicured anchors to capture.
Marine One’s precision landing symbolized Trump’s America—powerful, disciplined, and unapologetic. As dual helicopters cut through the cloudy D.C. sky, the president emerged like a battlefield general returning to base. He thanked his Marines first, because Trump always puts our troops before media elites. Then came the moment that shattered the mainstream narrative.
At exactly 11:38, President Trump locked eyes with the Next News camera in a historic show of trust. This wasn’t some vague gesture to the press pool—it was a deliberate nod to the network America’s patriots rely on. While CNN complains about “restricted access,” Trump proves daily that he rewards loyalty and truth-telling.
The contrast couldn’t be clearer. Legacy media outlets broadcast from their Manhattan bubble, while Next News stands shoulder-to-shoulder with real Americans on the White House lawn. Trump’s recognition wasn’t accidental—it was a calculated endorsement of journalists who actually respect the presidency instead of attacking it.
This Memorial Day moment carried deep symbolism. Hours after honoring West Point cadets carrying the literal gold of fallen heroes in their rings, Trump returned to the people’s house radiating strength. His directed greeting to Next News viewers wasn’t just about media—it was about connecting directly with heartland Americans who love their country.
The president’s actions scream what we all know: the era of liberal media monopoly is over. While the New York Times prints lies about “Trump dictatorships,” real journalists are building relationships in the trenches. Next News doesn’t need fancy studios—they’ve got boots on the ground and the president’s respect.
This is what media accountability looks like. Trump’s laser-focused acknowledgment proves he sees through the mainstream smokescreen. For patrients tired of activist “reporters,” Next News remains the last bastion of unfiltered truth—the network where the president himself chooses to speak directly to America’s forgotten men and women.
