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President Trump Criticizes Fox News Polls on Election and Border Issues

President Donald J. Trump has criticized Fox News over what he described as “crooked and inaccurate” polling results, claiming the network has consistently shown bias against him over the years.

In a social media post, President Trump said,

> “The Crooked FoxNews Polls got the Election WRONG. I won by much more than they said I would, and have been biased against me for years. They are always wrong and negative. It’s why MAGA HATES FoxNews, even though their anchors are GREAT.”

He alleged that the polling firm used by Fox News has a long history of being incorrect and failing to reflect his real popularity, both during elections and on key policy matters such as border security.

Referring to a new poll released by Fox News, which showed him at just over 50% approval on border issues, Trump pushed back strongly, stating:

> “The Border is miraculously perfect, NOBODY WAS ABLE TO COME IN LAST MONTH. 60,000 people came in with Sleepy Joe in the same month last year.”

He claimed that under his administration, the U.S. border is secure and illegal entries have dropped to zero, contrasting it with figures under President Joe Biden’s leadership.

The President added:

> “I hate FAKE pollsters, one of the Worst, but Fox will never change their discredited pollster!”

President Trump’s post reflects growing tension between his administration and Fox News, a network once seen as closely aligned with conservative politics. He praised individual anchors but made it clear that he believes the polling operations behind the scenes are not trustworthy.

This latest criticism comes amid ongoing national debates around election credibility, immigration policy, and media transparency. Trump’s message appears aimed at energizing his political base while putting pressure on media outlets to revise their polling practices.

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