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===Inflammatory rhetoric===

===Inflammatory rhetoric===

After President Trump's first 100 days a Harvard study found CNN and NBC's coverage 93 percent negative, more than three times that of Obama, and only 5 percent positive. By December 2017 a Pew Research study found 63 percent negative coverage of Trump by all [[mainstream media]].

After President Trump's first 100 days a Harvard study found CNN and NBC's coverage 93 percent negative, more than three times that of Obama, and only 5 percent positive.<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/byron-york-harvard-study-cnn-nbc-trump-coverage-93-percent-negative?_amp=true</ref> By December 2017 a Pew Research study found 63 percent negative coverage of Trump by all [[mainstream media]].<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/pew-trump-media-three-times-more-negative-than-for-obama-just-5-percent-positive?_amp=true</ref>

As 2018 progressed, the inflammatory rhetoric was ramoed up again, with a Media Research Center study finding 92 percent of all mainstream media coverage negative, as domestic, economic and foreign policy successes were ignored.

As 2018 progressed and President Trump's addroval ratings gained, the inflammatory rhetoric was ramped up again, with a Media Research Center study finding 92 percent of all mainstream media coverage negative, as domestic, economic and foreign policy successes were ignored.<ref>https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/rich-noyes/2018/10/09/study-econ-boom-ignored-tv-trump-coverage-hits-92-percent-negative</ref> ''The Washington Post'' urged increased unfounded and  inflammatory attacks on President Trump in mid Summer.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/the-fix/wp/2018/06/01/the-case-for-even-tougher-media-coverage-of-trump/</ref>

====Alleged bomb scare====

====Alleged bomb scare====