Here’s the anti-CNN tweet that President Trump had to quickly delete

The president retweeted Jack Posobiec, who shared a story about shootings in Chicago and questioned where the “national media outrage” was. “We just had a press conference”.

Once the announcement had ended, Acosta asked Trump if he were willing to answer questions about his remarks earlier in the day on the deadly violence in Charlottesville.

Trump later denounced neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan as “criminals and thugs” on Monday amid growing pressure from political leaders on both the right and left.

Trump’s re-decision battle declared another advertisement on Sunday that it said uncovered the president’s “foes”.

The Trump campaign then asked for those proposed edits to be put in writing. Pointing a finger toward Acosta, Trump added: “You are fake news”.

The president, though, was evidently having a hard morning on Twitter – he soon deleted the retweet, along with another from someone who called him a “fascist”.

After it was removed, the user wrote, “We’ve become so PC, people can’t even enjoy humor anymore”.

“The president’s enemies don’t want him to succeed”, stated the advertisement.

David Graham of The Atlantic said on Twitter that Trump “says confidently that there was a press conference that didn’t happen, which is some aggressive gaslighting”.

MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle Tuesday morning said on-air, “You’re the White House”.

Other outlets accused Trump of issuing this stronger statement against the hate groups that marched through Charlottesville only after being pressured by the media.

The planning of Trump’s tweet comes after he called for solidarity, love and regard following the lethal Charlottesville challenges throughout the end of the week. They have been condemned. Still, he capitulated on Monday, delivering a brief statement at the White House created to curb the growing unrest. Gloria Borger, first here. However, following that statement, Trump bemoaned the response, saying the media “will never be satisfied”.

“It doesn’t bother me at all, but, you know, I like real news”.

BORGER: Well, look, I think the President didn’t want to talk about it anymore, honestly.