In a confrontational exchange, Donald Trump rebuffs ABC News’ Brian with sharp criticism, dubbing the network “ABC fake news.” The dialogue escalates as Trump references a previous interview done by George Stephanopoulos with Vice President J.D. Vance, asserting that the questioning was biased and unfair. Trump argues that this type of journalism significantly undermines the credibility of the media, contending that such interruptions are inappropriate for a sitting vice president.
Recounting a legal victory over ABC, Trump doubles down on his claims of false narratives propagated by the network. With a mix of humor and indignation, he contrasts Vance’s experience with Stephanopoulos’s “soft interview” of President Biden, expressing frustration over the perceived bias and lack of accountability within mainstream media. The video serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions surrounding media representation in politics, highlighting Trump’s contentious relationship with ABC News and his commitment to framing the narrative on his own terms.
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Video “Trump STRIKES BACK At ABC News After Vance Interview Interruption” was uploaded on 10/16/2025 to Youtube Channel TheDC Shorts