January 1, Trump Blasts CNN Over Iran Ceasefire Reporting

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump says CNN pushed false claims about the U.S.-Iran ceasefire.
• The administration says both sides are still reviewing peace plans.
• Federal officials may examine the network’s reporting.

President Trump is calling out the mainstream media for peddling foreign propaganda during critical peace talks.

He says CNN reported fake news about the new U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement.

The dispute started after CNN claimed Iran forced the United States to accept a 10-point plan for total troop withdrawal.

Trump called these claims total fabrications aimed at undermining American strength.

"Whether or not a crime was committed" is now the question for federal investigators regarding the network’s conduct.

Trump insists the report was based on a fraudulent entity rather than real diplomatic channels.

CNN is standing by its story despite the President’s warnings.

A spokesperson claimed they got the information from known Iranian officials and state media outlets.

"The statement in question was obtained by CNN from Iranian officials and reported on multiple Iranian state media outlets," the network claimed.

The administration noted that the real deal involves looking at a 15-point plan authored by the U.S. instead of moving toward a total surrender.

Trump warned citizens to watch out for false statements as the ceasefire deadline passes.

Wyatt Matters

Middle Americans expect our news outlets to champion the truth instead of carrying water for foreign regimes.

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