[h=2]'It’s a Democrat Con Job!' Trump slams Robert Mueller's 'Rigged Witch Hunt', 'lover boy Peter Strzok' and 'Crooked' Hillary in his latest Twitter tirade[/h]
President Trump yet again lashed out at Robert Mueller in final tweet Saturday
Previously had claimed his Russian collusion probe was losing public support
Same day he hit out at the 'fake news' Washington Post and New York Times
Trump predicted that both major newspapers will be 'out of business in 7 years'
Twitter has stepped up its efforts to remove bogus accounts in recent months
Donald Trump railed against Robert Mueller's 'rigged' probe into alleged Russian collusion with his election campaign in the last of a series of excoriating tweets fired off on Saturday. 'The Rigged Witch Hunt, originally headed by FBI lover boy Peter S (for one year) & now, 13 Angry Democrats, should look into the missing DNC Server, Crooked Hillary's illegally deleted Emails, the Pakistani Fraudster, Uranium One, Podesta & so much more,' he tweeted. Trump was referencing FBI agent Peter Strzok, who previously led the agency's investigations into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of State.
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President Trump's last tweet on Saturday was the latest of many hitting out at the Robert Mueller investigation over claims it is politically motivated
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Trump (pictured left at a rally in Montana on July 5) claimed Mueller's (right, at the Senate on March 12) probe was 'rigged' and a 'witch hunt', as he has done on many occasions
Strzok was removed from Mueller's investigation last year months after it started following the revelation that he had exchanged anti-Trump messages with Lisa Page, another FBI staffer. Earlier Trump claimed public opinion had 'turned strongly against' Mueller's probe, a day after his attorney Rudy Giuliani argued the same during an interview with the New York Times.
'Public opinion has turned strongly against the Rigged Witch Hunt and the 'Special' Counsel because the public understands that there was no Collusion with Russia (so ridiculous), that the two FBI lovers were a fraud against our Nation & that the only Collusion was with the Dems!' he wrote. A poll by Politico-Morning Consult last month found 36 percent of voters saw Mueller’s probe in a negative light, which was an all-time high. Twenty-three percent viewed the investigation negatively in a poll from July 2017. Trump has regularly hit out at the Mueller probe and claimed it is a strategy to undermine his leadership.
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Earlier Trump claimed public opinion had 'turned strongly against' Mueller's probe, a day after his attorney Rudy Giuliani argued the same during an interview with the New York Times
Earlier Trump had tweeted that he planned to announce his nomination for the new justice of the Supreme Court 'soon'. Meanwhile, his first tweet of the day was reserved for two of his favorite targets - The Washington Post and the New York Times, which he bizarrely suggested Twitter should ban as fake profiles. The president then predicted that both newspapers will be out of business soon. 'Twitter is getting rid of fake accounts at a record pace,' Trump posted to his 53million followers.
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Going out of business: Trump also predicted that both newspapers will go out of business in seven years
In his third tweet of the day, President Trump said he would announce his Supreme Court nomination 'soon'
'Will that include the Failing New York Times and propaganda machine for Amazon, the Washington Post, who constantly quote anonymous sources that, in my opinion, don't exist. - They will both be out of business in 7 years!' Twitter has stepped up its efforts to remove bogus accounts in recent months amid criticism of harassment and increased scrutiny over reports about how Russian bots tried to manipulate the platform during the 2016 presidential election. According to the Post, the social networking site suspended more than 70million accounts in May and June. Trump has long been critical of what he calls 'fake' media outlets.
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The Washington Post was one of the news outlets Trump lashed out at in a bizarre tweet on Saturday
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Trump also called for the New York Times Twitter account to be removed by the social networking site
During a speech on Thursday, the president lashed calling journalists 'downright dishonest' and 'really bad people'. 'I see the way they write,' he said during a rally in Montana. 'They're so damn dishonest. And I don't mean all of them, because some of the finest people I know are journalists really. Hard to believe when I say that. I hate to say it, but I have to say it. But 75 per cent of those people are downright dishonest. Downright dishonest. They're fake. They're fake.' He continued: 'They make the sources up. They don't exist in many cases. These are really bad people;.
