Sky News host Paul Murray says we should make sure we find out the full story behind pieces published about things US President realDonaldTrump has said, seeing as the leftist media often fails to tell the full story.
Sky News host Paul Murray says a concerted effort should be made to find out the full story behind statements by US President Donald Trump, given the Leftist media often fails to tell the entire truth.
It comes after a piece of audio was released in which President Trump says he “wanted to always play it down”, sparking criticism from the media across the country. Had the immediately following line of the quote been played, it would have revealed President Trump actually said, “I wanted to always play it down, I still like playing it down because I don’t want to create a panic.” “Of course it didn’t matter what the full quote was, the headline was enough,” Mr Murray said.
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