ABC News Suspends Terry Moran Over Explosive Trump and Miller Rant
Sarah Johnson
June 8, 2025
Brief
ABC News suspends Terry Moran after a deleted social media rant targeting Trump and Stephen Miller sparks White House backlash and bias debate.
In a storm of digital controversy, ABC News correspondent Terry Moran has been suspended after launching a scathing, now-deleted social media tirade against President Donald Trump and his Deputy Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller. Moran didn’t hold back, branding Miller a "world-class hater" whose disdain seems to fuel his very existence, and calling Trump a man whose hatred serves only his own glorification.
The White House wasn’t about to let this slide. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fired back on social media, labeling Moran’s words as "unhinged and unacceptable." She doubled down on national television, expressing disappointment in a journalist expected to uphold unbiased reporting, and hinted at discussions with ABC about repercussions. Miller himself responded, framing Moran’s outburst as a mask-off moment for the corporate press, revealing what he sees as decades of hidden bias among media elites.
Vice President JD Vance also weighed in, pointing out the irony of Moran’s post "dripping with hatred" while criticizing others for the same. Meanwhile, ABC News distanced itself from the controversy, emphasizing their commitment to objectivity and confirming Moran’s suspension pending further review for violating their standards.
This isn’t the first clash between Moran and Trump. Past interviews have seen the president directly challenge the journalist, accusing him of posing "fake questions" and lacking trust. These exchanges, often heated, highlight a deeper tension between the administration and segments of the media, a divide that continues to shape public discourse.
What’s clear is that Moran’s words have reignited a fiery debate about journalistic integrity, political bias, and the raw emotions that simmer beneath our national conversation. How this suspension unfolds may well set a precedent for how personal opinions and professional duties collide in the digital age.
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Editor's Comments
Well, isn’t this a plot twist straight out of a political soap opera? Terry Moran calling Trump and Miller ‘world-class haters’ is like a chef complaining the kitchen’s too hot—buddy, you’re in the fire! The real kicker? Moran’s post might’ve just handed the administration a shiny new megaphone to blast ‘media bias’ from every rooftop. Ironic, isn’t it, that a rant about hate could breed so much... well, hate? Here’s a thought: maybe Moran’s next gig should be writing for a wrestling promo—those insults have more punch than a policy debate!
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