Your fact checking is very lacking just like the NYT. Here is an article from January 2017 about his new phone. https://www.zdnet.com/article/for-national-security-trump-trades-in-phone-for-secret-service-approved-device/ (no it is not Fox News!) This is just on of many if you care to search.
Sorry, comrade, I understand that English may not be your first language. But (a) the source is Politico, via The New Yorker. Neither one of those is the New York Times, and (b) your citation is from January 2017. That's over one year ago. Are the Broncos still Super Bowl champions? (This is an American football reference.)
BTW, your source (zdnet) is now also citing the Politico report (https://www.zdnet.com/article/were-all-a-bit-of-trump-when-it-comes-to-cybersecurity/).
Everyone has an opinion but few check the facts and read what is written. First, the NYT has been retracting statements that have been reported as fact quicker than they can write articles.
Second, why would Trump suddenly not use a secure phone after it has been reported that he was given one at the start of his tenure?
Third, the link you posted is an "op ed" piece on the Politico story and does not include any fact checking. In fact all they do is rehash the same nonsense. As with most of these type of trash stories, there are no credible references to how the information was obtained.
Your fact checking is very lacking just like the NYT.
ReplyDeleteHere is an article from January 2017 about his new phone.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/for-national-security-trump-trades-in-phone-for-secret-service-approved-device/ (no it is not Fox News!)
This is just on of many if you care to search.
Sorry, comrade, I understand that English may not be your first language. But (a) the source is Politico, via The New Yorker. Neither one of those is the New York Times, and (b) your citation is from January 2017. That's over one year ago. Are the Broncos still Super Bowl champions? (This is an American football reference.)
ReplyDeleteBTW, your source (zdnet) is now also citing the Politico report (https://www.zdnet.com/article/were-all-a-bit-of-trump-when-it-comes-to-cybersecurity/).
And, my mistake, New York magazine, not The New Yorker.
DeleteEveryone has an opinion but few check the facts and read what is written.
ReplyDeleteFirst, the NYT has been retracting statements that have been reported as fact quicker than they can write articles.
Second, why would Trump suddenly not use a secure phone after it has been reported that he was given one at the start of his tenure?
Third, the link you posted is an "op ed" piece on the Politico story and does not include any fact checking. In fact all they do is rehash the same nonsense. As with most of these type of trash stories, there are no credible references to how the information was obtained.