White House Releases Official “Media Bias” Web Page

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This was much needed!

You can now track all the bias media reports about the Trump administration in one place.

The Trump administration has launched a new web page on the White Houses’ official site that tracks all of the bias media reports about the Trump administration.

The Washington Examiner reported more details on the new site:

The Trump administration on Friday launched a new page on the official White House website designed to target and correct what it describes as “fake news.”

“The Trump White House is holding the Fake News accountable like never before,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement announcing the “media bias” page.

The development comes as a record chunk of the public now reports they have little confidence in the press, with a Gallup poll last month indicating just 28% have a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust in newspapers, television, and radio to report the news accurately and fairly.

White House spokesman Kaelan Dorr framed the Trump administration’s latest measure as an effort to correct “misleading” reports and hold the “biased” media accountable.

“Prepare to be EXPOSED,” Dorr wrote in a post to X.

The addition to the White House website centers around a profile on the top three “media offenders” of the week. As of Friday, the page is targeting the Boston Globe, CBS News, and The Independent.

The new page names the reporters who offended the White House press office, along with the “offense” they are accused of committing, and the “truth” and “key points” rebutting their news story as told by the Trump administration.

Take a look:

The web page even features a Lie archives.

Here’s an excerpt from the Lie archives:

THE OFFENSE

KTLA’s Lily Dallow published an article that blindly accepted the claims of a Los Angeles woman who said she’d been kidnapped by ICE.

THE TRUTH

The entire story was fabricated. The Los Angeles woman – Yuriana Calderon – was never in ICE custody and instead made up the kidnapping story to generate public sympathy and solicit donations.

KEY POINTS

• An illegal immigrant told an elaborate lie meant to demonize law enforcement.
• KTLA eagerly spread the story without confirming its credibility.



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