Opinion: Trump’s rage at a Fox News anchor contains a key tell
that said only that the two men had discussed the matter and had “concluded the potential benefit from treatment outweighed the relative risks,” without saying whether he has prescribed it to the president.
Whether Trump is actually taking the drug, Cavuto gave viewers actual information they can use to weigh the safety of doing so for themselves. Trump raged over this very act because it made him look bad.Note the through line here: Just as Trump discredits the VA study’s findings by claiming VA employees aren’t his “fans,” he also discredits Cavuto’s purveying of information by noting that Fox is now “anti-Trump,” as if that alone is enough to settle the credibility of both.
Everything, always, must be evaluated through the prism of whether it is sufficiently hagiographical towards Trump. That’s the sole measure of an information source’s usefulness or reliability. Even if the information in question might enable people to make better decisions that could save their own lives.
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