On Tuesday, President Trump paid a visit to Nashville, Tennessee, where he gave a speech at a campaign rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for her candidacy for the U.S. Senate.

However, the reason the event has become so newsworthy has nothing to do with anything the president said, and everything to do with a young boy who had a message for a New York Times reporter.

This is actually pretty funny.

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During the rally, New York Times reporter and CNN analyst Julie Davis claimed that she noticed a young boy who had a message for her and the rest of the media:

Depressing sight at Trump rally in Nashville: adorable young boy, probly about my son's age, pointing iPhone at me & other reporters & snapping pix while screaming "FAKE NEWS!" A child who will grow up believing a free & fair press is the enemy, a bad thing, to be mocked & hated

— Julie Davis (@juliehdavis) May 30, 2018

Davis’ colleague, New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters, quickly added fodder to the young boy’s perception of the media by claiming that Trump was “infecting” children.

This is appalling. That Trump has coarsened political speech is one thing. But infecting and corrupting children is something no one should abide. https://t.co/SOoTw5fXBA

— Jeremy W. Peters (@jwpetersNYT) May 30, 2018

Reactions to the boy were fairly mixed, with liberals on Twitter expressing typical fake outrage and disgust, while the right mocked Davis and others over making such a big deal out of the incident:

He doesn't believe a "free and fair" press is. He's talking about YOU guys. https://t.co/oPws5TThQY

— Nick Searcy, INTERNATIONAL FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) May 30, 2018

You rightly deserve to be mocked by Americans of ANY age.

Exactly because you have NOTHING to do with a “free and fair” press.

You are the epitome of the agenda-drive ideological hack.

And as such @realDonaldTrump is right. You are the Enemy of our Republic and it’s values. https://t.co/OqpceI8Uxk

— Sebastian Gorka DrG (@SebGorka) May 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/NolteNC/status/1001635020061184001

You work for CNN, was he wrong? https://t.co/sajQt56jfG

— Nick Short (@PoliticalShort) May 30, 2018

Smart kid. He knows the press abandoned being either fair or free, or anything but fake, a long time ago. https://t.co/PHWGSO7ba1

— Robert Barnes (@Barnes_Law) May 30, 2018

Wrong

He will grow up thinking a free & fair press is a wonderful thing

But you work for @nytimes
& sadly, you don't make the cut https://t.co/0j1dHuNBMi

— Jim Hanson (@Uncle_Jimbo) May 30, 2018

This child wouldn’t be taught a negative view of the media if such claims weren’t firmly grounded in truth and reality.

CNN and many other major left-wing news outlets have forsaken the whole concept of journalistic integrity and have moved from objectively presenting both sides of an argument and allowing people to decide for themselves, to completely spoon feeding people what to think and believe.

It’s never been the duty of the press to force a particular worldview down the intellectual gullet of news consumers .It’s always been to educate and inform, nothing else. Unfortunately, we’ve gotten very far away from the guiding principles of our great republic over the last two decades.

Let’s hope that when this boy is an adult, his generation is able to clean up the horrific mess the current generation is leaving behind.

Source: The Daily Wire