Van Jones gives Trump credit for attending WHCA dinner before blasting his speech as ‘mean and small’
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Media Van Jones gives Trump credit for attending WHCA dinner before blasting his speech as ‘mean and small’ By Julia Bonavita, Fox News Published July 26, 2026, 2:26 a.m. During the network’s coverage of the event, anchor John Berman noted to viewers that the journalists’ awards would be handed out before Trump took to the podium to deliver his speech, a schedule change that was not in effect April 25 when the dinner was originally planned. “The president was going to speak first, then the awards.
- ▪Media Van Jones gives Trump credit for attending WHCA dinner before blasting his speech as ‘mean and small’ By Julia Bonavita, Fox News Published July 26, 2026, 2:26 a.m.
- ▪During the network’s coverage of the event, anchor John Berman noted to viewers that the journalists’ awards would be handed out before Trump took to the podium to deliver his speech, a schedule change that was not in effect April 25 when t
- ▪“The president was going to speak first, then the awards.
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