Blistering Rebuke Delivered en Route to 100-Day Rally
Speaking to reporters outside the White House on Tuesday, President Donald J. Trump slammed the left-wing media as the “enemy of the people” after being asked by The Gateway Pundit about mainstream outlets like CNN and MSNBC blurring mugshots of convicted illegal alien criminals featured on signs across the White House lawn.
Trump, wearing his new “Gulf of America” hat, was preparing to depart for his 100-Day Celebration Rally in Warren, Michigan, when he addressed the press.
“I Guess They Are, Right?”
The Gateway Pundit’s Jordan Conradson: “They’re trying to hide the mugshots that are featured on the frontline of rapists, murderers, pedophiles. What do you think of that? Aren’t they proving to be the enemy of the people?”
President Trump: “I guess they are. I guess they are, right?”
The president’s brief but fiery reply underscores a growing divide between the American people and corporate media outlets who, under the guise of “ethics,” are now shielding violent foreign criminals from public scrutiny.
Leftist Media in Damage Control Mode
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, networks like CNN and MSNBC have blurred mugshots of convicted illegal aliens — many of whom were arrested for heinous crimes including rape, murder, and child molestation — that were prominently displayed on the White House lawn during Monday’s immigration crackdown showcase.
Jake Tapper of CNN even suggested that the Trump administration was fabricating criminal histories, despite being provided with full documentation from ICE and DHS.
Media Meltdown at Correspondents’ Dinner
In a desperate attempt to salvage their crumbling credibility, White House Correspondents’ Association President Eugene Daniels gave a teary-eyed speech at Saturday’s dinner (which Trump skipped), insisting:
“What we are not is the opposition… what we are not is the enemy of the people.”
But the American people aren’t buying it — and neither is Trump.
The Real Question: What Are They Hiding?
By blurring the faces of known criminals, the mainstream media isn’t protecting journalistic integrity — they’re protecting the narrative. A narrative that downplays the real-world consequences of illegal immigration while demonizing those who dare to report the truth.
The mugshots are real. The crimes are real. The victims are real.
And so is the war for truth in America.
President Trump said it best: “I guess they are” the enemy of the people.
Because if you defend rapists and murderers over the American public, you’re not just dishonest — you’re complicit.