Yesterday, in their never-ending efforts to destroy a sitting President, the radical New York Times published an article by their finance editor, David Enrich, who is no stranger to attacking President Trump. The article cited anonymous sources who, according to Enrich, were employees of Deutsche Bank, that flagged possible suspicious transactions related to Donald Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner.
Only three weeks ago, Enrich wrote a scathing article about President Trump’s “enormous losses” that appeared on his tax returns.
Year after year, @realDonaldTrump racked up such enormous losses that he was at the top of the IRS’s list of the country’s biggest losers (not to mention the fact that he paid no taxes).
Another blockbuster from @susannecraig @russbuettner https://t.co/0rmTe7oNaP
— David Enrich (@davidenrich) May 7, 2019
Enrich retweeted a story about undocumented workers who weren’t receiving overtime on a Trump golf course in NY.
BREAKING: At @realdonaldtrump's golf course in Westchester, NY, undocumented workers say Trump Org. managers exploited them by making them work extra hours without pay. https://t.co/ctf1h9pMAK
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) April 30, 2019
Enrich also retweeted this comment about how surely Trump supporters are smarter than to believe there was “no collusion” and “no obstruction”
I get that the Post has a perspective. But Post readers are smarter than this. pic.twitter.com/2vuzqRt725
— Pat Kiernan (@patkiernan) April 19, 2019
This morning, in a series of tweets, President Trump responded to the hit piece by the anti-Trump New York Times writer, David Enrich, calling the New York Times the “Fake News Media,” accusing them of “writing phony stories” and using non-existent sources for their story. In his tweets, Trump claims the NYT’s falsely wrote about how he didn’t use many banks because they didn’t want to do business with him. Trump clapped back at them, saying “WRONG!”, explaining that the news story should be about how he didn’t need money from banks: “Trump made a lot of money and buys everything for cash, he doesn’t need banks.”