'What would it look like for Mr. Trump to escalate his attacks on the press further? . . . What is left but putting his threats into action?' asks New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger.
While many have grown numb to President Donald Trump’s frequent attacks on the press, his recent comments cross “a dangerous line,” the publisher of the New York Times says.
“What would it look like for Mr. Trump to escalate his attacks on the press further? Having already reached for the most incendiary language available, what is left but putting his threats into action?” A.G. Sulzberger On Sunday, Trump tweeted that a Times report that weekend about escalating U.S. cyber efforts to hack into Russia’s power grid was a “virtual act of treason,” and denounced the reporters as “true cowards.”That was irresponsible and wrong, he wrote.
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