Trump considers digital media empire to 'wreck' Fox News: report

President Donald Trump as he participates in a Fox News Virtual Town Hall with Anchor Bill Hemmer, in the Rose Garden of the White House Tuesday, March, 24, 2020.
President Donald Trump as he participates in a Fox News Virtual Town Hall with Anchor Bill Hemmer, in the Rose Garden of the White House Tuesday, March, 24, 2020. Photo credit Doug Mills/Pool/Sipa USA

President Trump reportedly wants to start a digital media company to “wreck” Fox News.

The president has been speaking with friends about starting a digital media channel to rival the network, which he has had a falling out with, sources told Axios in a report Thursday.

“He plans to wreck Fox. No doubt about it,” one source told the outlet.

Trump was enraged after Fox News called President-elect Joe Biden’s win in Arizona before other networks.

While there’s been speculation Trump might start a cable channel, that would be a pricey and drawn-out endeavor, so instead Trump is thinking about a channel that would stream online.

The channel could compete against the Fox Nation streaming service. Like that service, Trump’s channel could charge a monthly fee to users.

In the meantime, sources said Trump may undermine Fox with rallies focusing on vote counts.

“He's going to spend a lot of time slamming Fox,” a source told Axios.

Earlier this month, Fox Corp. CEO Lachlan Murdoch said, “We love competition. We have always thrived with competition.”

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