In classic Trump fashion, the 45th President came out swinging Thursday, promising to take the Wall Street Journal and its globalist owner, Rupert Murdoch, to court over what he blasted as a “fake, malicious, and defamatory” hit piece tying him to Jeffrey Epstein.
The Journal’s latest smear campaign? A supposed “racy birthday letter” Trump allegedly sent Epstein—a letter Trump says is 100% fabricated. “It’s fake, and they know it,” Trump posted on Truth Social. “I told Rupert Murdoch and his editor Emma Tucker directly. They ran it anyway.”
This isn’t Trump’s first media showdown—and he’s got a record of winning. “I already beat George Stephanopoulos/ABC, 60 Minutes/CBS, and others,” Trump reminded the public. “The Wall Street Journal is next.”
The timing isn’t lost on anyone paying attention. As Trump’s popularity surges and Biden’s approval tanks, the corporate media is desperate to resurrect long-debunked narratives and throw slime at the front-runner. The once-respected WSJ has now joined the ranks of propagandists peddling political fiction.
But Trump isn’t backing down. He’s going to court, and he’s bringing receipts. As the media continues to melt down over his momentum, Trump’s message is clear: “You lie about me, you pay the price.”
This isn’t just about a fake letter. It’s about power, corruption, and a man who refuses to be silenced. Buckle up.