Supporters of President Trump have had enough of the lying liberal media.

Ever since Trump announced his candidacy, he has been relentlessly attacked by fake news media, who have become obsessed with him.

CNN has become one of the worst detractors of President Trump, and seem to have made slagging him their top priority.

Trump supporters are gathering in front of CNN’s headquarters to protest biased, fake news.

From Breitbart

Debbie Dooley of Main Street Patriots is hoping hundreds will gather at the headquarters of CNN in Atlanta on Saturday to protest what its members consider fake news being produced by the giant media corporation.

Specifically, Dooley told Breitbart News that they object to the fake news being put out about President Donald Trump.

“We’re encouraging people to come out and support our president,” said Dooley, one of 22 national co-founders of the Tea Party and co-founder of Main Street Patriots. “And to condemn the extreme biased coverage at CNN.”

Dooley said she hopes the crowd is large enough to surround the building. So far, people from Georgia and neighboring states have signed on to participate, including one man from Pakistan who told Dooley he was having a “fake news” t-shirt made for the protest.

Dooley said:
CNN threw objective journalism out the window once Donald Trump was elected President and have begun to report DNC talking points as news.

CNN can no longer claim to be a news organization that reports facts without bias, because they report innuendo with no facts as news with the intent on bringing down a democratically-elected President. They have simply become an entertainment network not to be taken seriously.

“Time for Trump supporters to get active and show the Democrats that we are very passionate about our support of President Trump and we will fight hard to pass his agenda,” the notice of the event states on Main Street Patriots’ website.

“Bring your signs and let’s show CNN that we support President Trump and call them out for becoming an arm of the DNC intent on bringing down President Trump with biased coverage and false innuendos,” the invitation on Main Street Patriots’ Facebook page states.

Main Street Patriots was co-founded by Ralph King, a Tea Party activist who served as a Trump delegate from Ohio, served as a Presidential Elector from Ohio in the Electoral College, and is the national co-founder of Tea Party for Trump.

President Donald Trump met with his cabinet on Monday, giving Americans an update on everything his administration is doing to make the country better.

“We’re going to make the American dream come true for a lot of people,” Mr. Trump said. “So we’re here to change Washington. Return power to the people.”

Mr. Trump boasted that despite Democrat opposition, his administration had already accomplished a great deal, citing positive economic numbers. He pointed to the unemployment numbers at a 16-year low, nearly $4 trillion in worth created in the stock markets, and 700,000 jobs created since the election.

“We’re very proud of it,” he said. “We have a phenomenal team of people, a great group are really now seeing the early fruits of their labor.”

The public nature of the meeting allowed the president to refocus on his agenda, looking beyond the ongoing media obsession with the Russian investigation and accusations that he tried to obstruct justice by firing FBI director James Comey.

The president also discussed progress in Congress surrounding his legislative agenda — replacing Obamacare and passing a big tax reform package.
“Mitch McConnell is working very, very hard, as are the Republican Senators,” Trump said.

He also praised his Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin for “helping us put together one of the biggest tax cuts in American history.”

Trump sat at the table in the Roosevelt Room with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson sat at his right and Defense Secretary James Mattis sat at his left.

After his remarks, he asked each of his cabinet members to talk about the things they were working on to make Americans lives better.

Members of Trump’s senior staff were present in the room, including his son-in-law and senior advisor Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon who were seated together in the room.

New York City is in the midst of a heat wave, but Ivanka Trump somehow managed to keep cool while rolling a suitcase out of Manhattan apartment in a long-sleeve dress.

The 35-year-old outfitted herself in a Alexander McQueen frock on Monday for her appearance on Fox & Friends, but just a few hours later, she traded her weather-appropriate sleeveless dress for a more buttoned up look.

Although the weather is expected to soar to 95 degrees, Ivanka donned a long-sleeve collared dress that was buttoned up to her neck and billowed past her knees as she headed to the airport for her flight back to Washington, D.C.

The mother-of-three left her long blond hair down around her shoulders, and she paired her look with black pumps and sunglasses.
Despite the extremely warm temperatures, Ivanka looked relaxed as she rolled her purple suitcase past her doorman.
While her luggage was being placed in the silver SUV that was waiting at the curb for her, Ivanka smiled and waved to the photographers waiting outside the door of her Park Avenue apartment.

After hopping in the SUV, Ivanka rested her elbow on the window as she waited for her driver to make his way through the traffic.

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It is pleasing to see Melania how easily is embracing this new role as a First Lady. She is a wonderful person that cares for American people.

For the first time, first lady Melania Trump opened up the White House movie theater to East Wing visitors.

“The White House belongs to the people of this country,” Trump said in a statement. “I believe everyone who takes the time to visit and tour the White House should have as much access to its rich history and wonderful traditions as possible. It is my hope that our visitors truly enjoy the newest piece of the tour.”

The first lady posted a photo of the theater, which evolved from a cloak room in 1942, on social media, along with the caption: