CNN Reporter Tries to Undermine Trump During American Flag Installation — Here’s How He Responded
WASHINGTON, D.C. — June 2025
In a powerful show of patriotism and leadership, President Donald J. Trump oversaw the installation of two towering American flagpoles on the North and South Lawns of the White House — a bold tribute to the nation and a symbolic declaration of strength.
CNN Tries to Disrupt a Moment of Patriotism
While President Trump addressed reporters during the ceremony, CNN White House correspondent Alayna Treene attempted to shift the narrative with a divisive question about supposed internal disagreements among Trump supporters over U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict.
“Who are you with?” President Trump asked sharply.
When Treene replied “CNN,” Trump didn’t miss a beat.
“Fake news. Fortunately, nobody watches it,” he said, to audible approval from attendees.
Trump Slams Media Bias, Reaffirms Support
Refusing to let liberal media distractions take center stage, President Trump refocused the moment.
“My supporters love me more today than even during the election. We won in a landslide — all seven swing states. That’s 2,750 districts versus 505,” Trump stated confidently. “CNN won’t report that.”
This isn’t the first time Trump has exposed mainstream media manipulation. But the difference now, under renewed momentum and clear-eyed leadership, is that Americans are no longer buying the spin.
WATCH:
TRUMP: "Who are you with? CNN? Fake news. Fortunately nobody watches you. Is anybody watching CNN these days? I haven't seen it in a long time. Do you ever ask a positive question at CNN?" pic.twitter.com/LKxeCGRzFu
— Unlimited L's (@unlimited_ls) June 18, 2025
America First — Right from the White House Lawn
The flagpole ceremony was more than just a photo opportunity. It was a message to the world: America stands tall again — under the bold, unapologetic leadership of President Donald Trump.
While the mainstream media obsesses over narratives and division, millions of Americans see a leader who puts faith, country, and the American people first.