Trump Accuses CBS Moderators of Being ‘Extremely Biased’ Just Two Minutes Into VP Debate
Former President Donald Trump accused CBS moderators Margaret Brennan and Norah O’Donnell of being “extremely biased” just two minutes into CBS’ vice presidential debate on Tuesday.
A mere two minutes into the debate between Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance and Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, Trump railed against Brennan and O’Donnell in a Truth Social post, claiming, “Both young ladies have been extremely biased Anchors!”
Twenty minutes later, Trump attacked Brennan again, calling the moderator “Fake News” and accusing her of “trying to get the pathetic Democrat across the finish line” in several posts.
“Margaret Brennan just lied again about the ILLEGAL MIGRANTS let into our Country by Lyin’ Kamala Harris, and then she cut off JD’s mic to stop him from correcting her!” he protested.
Trump previously attacked O’Donnell in August, when he celebrated her departure from the CBS News anchor chair.
“So sad that Norah O’Donnell of CBS News lost her show,” he wrote. “They had Norah at a ‘steal’ at $12 Million Dollars a year. Will she be doing Deface the Nation anymore, where she was so wonderful? Was she better than the Late, Great Walter Cronkite, also of CBS News? That is the only question left!”
Trump also pulled out of a 60 Minutes interview with CBS on Tuesday, just hours before the vice presidential debate.
The interview, which was scheduled to air on October 7, would have been part of a special that featured interviews with both Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
