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How Maga cheerleaders have infiltrated the White House press corps

The Guardian 1 min read 4 hours ago

<p>Trump administration has transformed tone and tenor of media interactions by centering rightwing voices and reporter sycophancy</p><p>“I’ve often said: Trump could cure cancer and people would still criticise him,” observed Brian Glenn, a rightwing reporter standing in the Oval Office.</p><p>“It’s true,” replied a gratified Donald Trump, sitting behind the Resolute desk.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/04/maga-white-house-press-corps-trump-administration">Continue reading...</a>
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