Trump's dire warning to the New York Times says, 'Wait Until You See What I’m Going To Do'

Donald Trump threatened the New York Times, saying, wait until they see what he is going to do. In an apparent threat to exact revenge for perceived wrongs, Donald Trump made a statement at The New York Times.

In a video interview that was posted to YouTube on Tuesday, host Ben Shapiro charged that the legacy media had manipulated the news landscape before the election and had buried an allegation of assault against Doug Emhoff, the spouse of Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.

Trump remarked that if that were him, it would be the greatest story in the last five years.


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After a Shapiro commercial was interrupted, Trump continued to lash out at The Times during the interview.

Trump declared that The New York Times is among the most dishonest of all. This New York Times is a classic, and they will have a ton of fun when they see what he is going to do with them. This newspaper is the most dishonest in the last three, four, or five days. They're repulsive, he went on, as quoted in a report by HuffPost.

The Republican candidate did not go into detail about his strategy during the exchange, but he has a history of threatening media outlets when they receive unfavourable coverage or treat them unfairly.

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This week, the New York Times brought attention to the fact that Trump seemed to have lied about visiting Gaza, and they endorsed Harris for president in an attempt to retell Trump's shortcomings.

FAQs

What has Trump said about The New York Times?
Trump described The New York Times as dishonest and hinted at taking action against them.

Why is Trump so upset with The New York Times?
Trump believes that The New York Times and other media outlets have treated him unfairly, particularly in their coverage of political events and allegations.