New York Times Reporter Denies Making Alleged Anti-Trump Comments

Posted Wednesday, January 24, 2018 12:00 pm

Max Greenwood | The Hill

New York Times reporter Jonathan Martin is pushing back against an upcoming book alleging that he once berated a Republican National Committee (RNC) staffer in a phone call and referred to President Trump as a "racist" and a "fascist."

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New York Times Reporter Denies Making Alleged Anti-Trump Comments

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