Trump Makes Crucial Admission About His Diva Fit Media Ban

The Washington Post / Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images President Donald Trump made a glaring confession in his long-winded Truth Social tantrum about the latest lawsuit against him.

Trump, 80, fired off a 333-word tirade Monday afternoon complaining about the joint lawsuit brought against the Trump administration by CNN, Politico, and MS NOW over his crackpot decision to ban their access to the White House.

However, the president let slip that he’s not confident he’ll win the ruling.

“As expected, Fake News CNN, Politico (Pay back the 8 Million Dollar contribution made by the U.S.

Government to keep them afloat!), and MSNOW (formerly known as MSDNC!), have brought suit to gain access to the White House, and your President, ME!” Trump wrote.

“They have drawn a great Judge, for them, a man who ruled in favor of Jim Acosta, who now seems to have disappeared from the Planet.

The Judge’s name is Tim Kelly, and he was, sadly, appointed by ‘TRUMP,’” he continued.

He added: “In other words, almost without question and, as usual, we’ll go for appeal because Fake News people and publications that only write negatively, and who violate our National Security by writing false and defamatory stories with unknown ‘sources,’ shouldn’t be allowed access to the most important Office anywhere in the World.” A ruling can be appealed only after a final order or judgment is given.

The joint federal lawsuit was filed on Monday and has yet to be decided on by U.S.

District Judge Timothy Kelly.

Trump appears to assume he will lose, or has already lost, the case, judging by his readiness to pursue an appeal.

The White House refused to give a comment on Trump’s post when asked by the Daily Beast, instead sending the president’s post in its entirety.

Trump went on to characterize “fake news” journalists as “Third Rate Clowns, who purposefully distort, twist, and degrade with everything they write or publish.” “Virtually every story about me, or anything having to do with me, is negative, wrong and, in many cases, DANGEROUS for our Country!” he raged.

The president then repeated his usual self-aggrandizing claims of electoral victory before asking why he should give “access” to “such a Crooked and Corrupt Press.” “In any event, I have an obligation to fight for the Success and Safety of our Country,” he concluded his diatribe.