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Trump’s Dinner Theater and Press Attacks | Dayton News
Trump’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner speech was pure political theater—acknowledging security heroes before pivoting to jabs at reporters and Democratic figures, tossing in wild fabrications about RFK Jr. and beef tenderloin. While he claimed to believe in the free press—“Maybe not quite”—he wore a 2028 hat and leaned into his usual playbook. The head of the Correspondents’ Association reminded the room that a free press is vital to democracy, a message drowned out by Trump’s theatrics. It was less dialogue, more drama. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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