bripat9643
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Yes, of course. It's all in the news about Mrs. Clinton: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/14/us/politics/donald-trump-campaign-gop.html?_r=0
'In private, Mr. Trump’s mood is often sullen and erratic, his associates say. He veers from barking at members of his staff to grumbling about how he was better off following his own instincts during the primaries and suggesting he should not have heeded their calls for change.
He broods about his souring relationship with the news media, calling Mr. Manafort several times a day to talk about specific stories. Occasionally, Mr. Trump blows off steam in bursts of boyish exuberance: At the end of a fund-raiser on Long Island last week, he playfully buzzed the crowd twice with his helicopter.'
The New York Times is the source. I'm sure the reporter interviewed "unnamed sources" for this information.
Enough said.
I guess you don't understand how the free press works. These sources are later referred to as whistle-blowers. A reporter always protects their sources.
i.e.: Watergate, when Woodard and Bernstein had to carefully approach the DNC break-in after their sources informed them that President Nixon was behind the burglary. And we all know how that ended, don't we?
Yes, I do know how the New York Times works. Whenever they want to make stuff up, they just use an "unnamed source."
And do you know the phrase the ultra-conservative Wall Street Journal uses? "....According to people familiar with the matter...".
Mr. Brip, you don't read newspapers, so you don't know.
Only the editorial page of the WSJ is conservative. The news side is infested with leftwing hacks like Al Hunt.