Trump Threatens Journalists, Iran Tensions Rise

0:00On April 7th, President Trump went off on a New York Times reporter during a press conference on April 6th. The reporter asked if Trump's threats to bomb Iranian power plants and bridges would break Geneva Convention's rules and count as war crimes. Trump cut him off, mocked the papers falling circulation, and said they had zero credibility for predicting he wouldn't win the election. He claimed he won in a landslide, sweeping every swing state, but experts like a professor from Singapore say that wasn't the case based on history. Trump called the Times fake news, running on old fumes, and told the reporter to quiet down. On the war crimes point, he said no way, hoping he wouldn't have to bomb, but noting 47 years of failed talks with Iran. The New York Times fired back with a statement defending their reporter and calling out Trump's pattern of dodging fair questions with false attacks. They pointed out they're pulling nailed the race, including his strengths, and he even bragged about it back then. Trump threatened to jail journalist who won't name sources on a leak about an F-15E strike

1:01eagle-shot down over Iran on April 3rd, one pilot got rescued fast, but the second dodge capture for almost 48 hours. This all ramps up tensions with Iran in the press, leaving everyone watching how these threats play out next. That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.