Donald Trump has expressed discontent with recent polls showing his declining popularity, labeling them as 'fake polls' and suggesting that the publishers should face investigation for 'election fraud.' This reflects a pattern of behavior from Trump, who has previously filed lawsuits against media organizations for unfavorable polling results. The situation raises concerns about Trump's relationship with the media, especially as his appointed FCC leader initiates inquiries into other companies, echoing Trump's stance on media oversight during his presidency.
"Donald Trump has publicly labeled new polls showing his diminishing support as 'fake polls,' calling for investigations into the publishers for alleged 'election fraud.'"
"This isn't just a passing remark; Trump has a history of suing media companies over unfavorable coverage, as seen in his lawsuit against The Des Moines Register and others for a poll he disliked."
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