Trump Tweets ESPN Should "Apologize for Untruth!" Following Jemele Hill Controversy | THR News

The video discusses a controversy involving Donald Trump and ESPN. Trump tweeted that ESPN should apologize for untruths, referencing a tweet by Jemele Hill calling Trump a white supremacist. Hill apologized for the perception of speaking for ESPN, which did not suspend her, causing conservative backlash. The White House called Hill's tweet a fireable offense. Trump criticized ESPN for its politics and subscriber loss, though there's no evidence linking this to political bias. The video concludes with a call for audience feedback.

What did Donald Trump demand from ESPN in his tweet?

• A new sports show

• A public debate

• A change in programming

• An apology for untruths

What was the content of Jemele Hill's controversial tweet?

• She criticized ESPN's programming

• She called Donald Trump a white supremacist

• She praised Donald Trump

• She announced her resignation

How did ESPN respond to Jemele Hill's tweet?

• They suspended her

• They issued a statement but did not suspend her

• They fired her

• They ignored the tweet

What was Sarah Huckabee Sanders' reaction to Jemele Hill's tweet?

• She praised ESPN's response

• She ignored the tweet

• She supported Jemele Hill

• She called it a fireable offense

What is the evidence regarding ESPN's subscriber loss?

• It is because of technical issues

• There is no evidence linking it to political coverage

• It is directly linked to left-wing coverage

• It is due to poor sports events