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Trump Slams Fox News Poll as ‘Crooked,’ Denies WSJ Iran Attack Report

His outburst follows a Fox News survey that placed his job approval at 46% with stronger support on border security

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President Donald Trump talks with reporters as he meets with members of the Juventus soccer club in the Oval Office of the White House, Wednesday, June 18, 2025, in Washington.
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Overview

  • President Trump took to Truth Social to denounce Fox News polling as “crooked” and biased after its latest survey showed his overall job approval at 46% with 54% disapproval.
  • The joint Fox News–Beacon Research/Shaw & Company poll found 53% approval for his border security but lower marks on immigration (46%), foreign policy (42%), the economy (40%) and inflation (34%).
  • He rejected a Wall Street Journal report that he privately authorized plans to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities, insisting the Journal had “no idea” of his true intentions.
  • Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended his standing by portraying his supporters as a broad movement of “hardworking patriots” following criticism from Democratic lawmakers.
  • The tensions underscore an uneasy relationship between the president and outlets once considered allies, reflecting his broader battles over media coverage and policy perception.