Donald Trump’s relationship with critical journalists has been shattered, and not just since his most recent interview for the CBS program “60 Minutes”. But this time he not only breaks off the conversation, he later threatens the moderator. Two weeks before the US presidential election, incumbent Donald Trump prematurely canceled a TV interview. This was announced by the television station CBS. Trump threatened on Twitter to publish a recording himself before the scheduled broadcast date next Sunday. He criticized the conversation with the renowned journalist Lesley Stahl for the CBS program “60 Minutes” as “fake” and “partisan”.

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Before the election, the interview should be part of a “60 Minutes” special about Republican Trump and his Democratic challenger Joe Biden this Sunday. Trump spoke of a “terrible interference” in the November 3rd election. During a campaign appearance on Tuesday evening in Erie, Pennsylvania, he appeared to threaten CBS. “You have to look at what we do with ’60 Minutes’. You will get such a kick out of it,” said the president in front of cheering supporters. “Lesley Stahl won’t be happy about it.”

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Trump had previously posted a short video on Twitter about which he wrote: “Lesley Stahl from ’60 Minutes’ without a mask in the White House after her interview with me. There’s a lot more to come.” Trump, who suffered from Covid-19 at the beginning of the month, almost never wears mouth and nose protection. In addition, he has repeatedly made verifiably false statements about face masks and the coronavirus. The US president describes media that report critical of him as “enemies of the people” and their reports as “fake news”. He regularly accuses US media of not tackling Biden nearly as hard as he is.

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