Donald Trump Mourns Ted Turner’s Death, Criticizes CNN’s Sale
Washington D.C. – Former U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed his reaction to the death of media mogul Ted Turner, widely considered “one of the greatest of all time.” Trump acknowledged Turner’s role in founding CNN and voiced concerns regarding the network’s recent ownership change.
In a statement, Trump stated he was “shocked” by the sale of CNN and the subsequent changes implemented by the new owners. He described the network as “his ‘baby,’” and asserted that it had been altered to reflect viewpoints he disagreed with. “Ted Turner, one of the greatest of all time, has died,” Trump wrote.
“He founded CNN, sold it, and was personally shocked by the agreement because the new owners took CNN, his ‘baby,’ and destroyed it. It became ‘woke’ and everything he didn’t represent.”
Trump suggested that the new owners, whom he described as “wonderful people,” might be able to restore the network to its original format. The statement reflects ongoing debate surrounding the direction of CNN following the acquisition.
The passing of Ted Turner marks the end of an era in cable news.
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