Monday at a Louisville Chamber of Commerce event, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) offered a defense of the press by saying that it was his view “that most news” was not “fake” in response to a question about the label frequently used by President Donald Trump.
McConnell said, “My view is that most news is not fake, but I do try to look at a variety of sources every morning before I get to work. Everything from The New York Times to offbeat publications that have certain niche audiences.”
He added, “I try not to fall in love with any particular source.”
(h/t The Hill)
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