Journalist Terry Moran Fired from ABC After Criticizing Trump Administration

I finished ABC Terry MoranEmployment after the journalist publicly criticized president Donald Trump.

“We are at the end of our agreement with Terry Moran and based on his last position – which was a clear violation of ABC news policies, we made a decision not to renew,” a network spokesman said in a statement on Tuesday.

The 65 -year -old correspondent was suspended for a postponed participation on social media about the President’s Internal Security Adviser and Deputy Chief of Staff policy Stephen Miller.

Moran referred to Miller and Trump, 78[s]In the X publication it has been deleted since then.

“Miller is a man who rich in hatred for hate. He is a world -class hate. You can only see this by looking at him because you can see his hatred is a spiritual nutrition. He eats his hatred,” he published Moran. “Trump is a global hatred. But his hatred is only a way to achieve an end, and this ends his own glorification [sic]. This is his spiritual nutrition. “

White House press secretary Caroline Levitt The reaction of criticism, and writing across X was earlier this month, “This is unacceptable and unacceptable. We contacted ABC to inquire about how they planned to hold Terry accountable.”

In response, ABC News confirmed that Moran “was suspended pending more evaluation.” The network noted that it “means objectivity and neutrality in its news coverage and does not condone personal attacks on others. The post does not reflect the views of ABC News and violate our standards.”

Moran and Trump previously faced when he met the main correspondent at the Oval Office in the aftermath of the first 100 days of Trump in his second term. The sitting, which was broadcast last month, became embarrassing as the duo discussed the economy, immigration, foreign policy and more.

“I have chosen you [for this interview] Trump told Trump that Moran told, “Frankly, I have not heard of you, but that is good.

Moran previously held the position of head of the White House correspondents from 1999 to 2005, Coanchor of ABC’s Nightline From 2005 to 2013 and the largest foreign correspondent from 2013 to 2018 before becoming the first national correspondent.