Staff Reports
The liberal media strikes again! In yet another shameless attempt to smear President Donald Trump, the Wall Street Journal has published a false and defamatory story claiming Trump once sent a birthday card to infamous figure Jeffrey Epstein. The President, in no uncertain terms, has called out this lie. His response? A slap-down lawsuit for $10 billion, holding the Journal accountable for their misleading claim.
White House Axes Wall Street Journal Over 'Fake and Defamatory' Epstein Report via @WestJournalism https://t.co/s3rVzQpT8u
— Robin (@horse_patriot) July 22, 2025
It’s high time the mainstream media learns that there are consequences for peddling fake news. The White House, in a move any freedom-loving American should cheer, has given the Wall Street Journal the boot from the press pool. This is not censorship; it’s a necessary stand against distorted narratives and agenda-driven reporting. When you play with fire, don’t be surprised if you get burned.
The left-wing echo chamber, however, is up in arms. They’re painting this as an attack on free speech, conveniently forgetting that freedom ain’t free when it comes to truth. Their hypocrisy knows no bounds. They scream about transparency and the First Amendment when they’re the ones silencing conservative voices on their platforms. Consistent truthfulness isn’t much to ask for, but perhaps it’s too difficult for those blinded by their anti-Trump obsession.
As the drama unfolds, President Trump makes it clear he didn’t draw Epstein a picture or ever use such language. But the real story here is the left’s ongoing attempt to weaponize the media against a President who dares to put America first. Who’s really stifling free speech here? Surely not a President defending himself against baseless accusations.
This isn’t just a battle against fake news; it’s a fight for the very soul of journalism. When the dust settles, America will surely remember who stuck to facts and who peddled fiction. Is it any wonder that trust in traditional media is at an all-time low? Perhaps they should worry less about access to Air Force One and more about winning back the public’s trust.
