In a pre-recorded interview between President Donald Trump and NBC News’ Kristen Welker that aired on Sunday, a severe downpour of rain disrupted discussions multiple times in what one independent journalist characterized as a form of divine intervention.

But he had one last card to play: a sit-down interview with a major American journalist. The competition was fierce: Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings, and Barbara Walters were all circling. Rather had spent many years cultivating a source,

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Every four days, a journalist is killed due to their reporting, and 85% of these deaths go unpunished, according to UNESCO. Of the journalists killed since 1992, 35% covered crime and corruption, highlighting the urgent need for more guidance on how to ...

Donald Trump sat down with NBC journalist Kristen Welker for Meet the Press on Friday, June 5, in Wisconsin, but abruptly ended the interview after clashing over rigged election claims.