Trump warns Fox News, unveils 2024 media plan.

Trump Wants Corporate Media Coverage for 2024 Campaign

Former President Donald Trump recently stated in an interview that he knows he needs corporate media coverage to have a chance at winning in 2024. He expressed disappointment with Fox News and praised CNN for their recent town hall event with him, which outperformed both Fox News and MSNBC in ratings.

Trump’s Media Strategy

Since the end of the 2020 election, Trump has largely given interviews to conservative media outlets and podcasters, and he has not returned to Twitter—a social media platform that he used effectively in the 2016 campaign cycle. However, he recognizes the importance of corporate media coverage for his campaign.

CNN Town Hall Success

Despite criticism from left-wing lawmakers and media pundits, Trump and his conservative allies considered the CNN town hall a success and showed the former president as a dominant force within the GOP. Trump also criticized Fox News for focusing too much on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who he claims has “no personality” and weak political instincts.

Trump’s Message to CNN

Trump believes that CNN should have celebrated the success of the town hall instead of being “traumatized” by it. He also criticized the network for their choice of host, claiming that she was not up to par with Barbara Walters. However, CNN’s new CEO defended the town hall, arguing that half of the country supports or will likely support Trump and deserve to have their voices heard.

• Trump wants corporate media coverage for his 2024 campaign
• He praised CNN for their recent town hall event with him
• Trump criticized Fox News for focusing too much on Ron DeSantis
• CNN’s new CEO defended the town hall, arguing that Trump supporters deserve to have their voices heard

Trump’s media strategy will be crucial for his 2024 campaign, and he recognizes the importance of corporate media coverage. Whether or not he will continue to give interviews to conservative media outlets or return to Twitter remains to be seen.