The low-riley here Friday, October 4, 2019, you are listening to the O'Reilly update.

It's happening today in America, and it happens almost every day.

Since he announced his campaign for the presidency, Donald Trump has had a mostly hostile

relationship with the national media. But if you listen to some pundits, the press is portrayed

innocent victims or righteous defenders of the First Amendment. President Trump is the bad guy.

The truth is a vast majority of the media has been relentless in attacking President Trump.

A recent study by the Conservative Media Research Center shows 90 percent of network

news coverage towards President Trump has been negative since he took office, 90 percent.

But it's not just bias. Many of the tax on a president have nothing to do with politics.

They are simply personal attacks. CNN at the forefront of the offensive against Mr. Trump.

One of the network's biggest critics is Don Lemon. The host is called Donald Trump,

quote, race-bater in chief, and has compared him to Adolf Hitler. CNN's Brian Stelter,

gushed over actor Robert De Niro as the star accused the president of being mentally ill,

and hosted another guest to refer to Donald Trump as a quote, adolescent psychopath.

The insults go all the way to the upper echelons of CNN. The top guy there, Jeff Zucker,

and a vowed opponent of Donald Trump recently accused the president of quote,

putting journalist lives at risk. Over at MSNBC's Morning Joe, former Massachusetts

governor Bill Well suggested the president should be executed for treason. His statement went unchallenged

by the show's host. Fellow MSNBC reported Donny Deutsch repeatedly refers to Donald Trump as an

ogre. Even on Fox News, the president isn't safe from the insults. Shepherd Smith frequently jabs

at the president, accusing him of quote, trading in racism and being dangerous. New York Times

columnist Paul Acroegman recently stated that if Trump is not put in prison, thousands of journalists

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