President Trump is Angry with Fox News

May 11, 2026, 10:28

Introduction

President Donald Trump wrote posts on Truth Social. He is unhappy with Fox News because they let Democratic leaders speak on TV.

Main Body

Representative Ro Khanna went on Fox News. He talked about jobs and factories in the USA. He wants to talk to people who disagree with him to bring the country together. President Trump did not like this. He said Mr. Khanna is not an honest man. Trump said Fox News did not tell the truth about Mr. Khanna's ideas. He said his own laws helped the steel industry. President Trump also criticized other people and judges. He wants his followers to stay loyal to him before the next elections. He also talked about Iran and Indiana.

Conclusion

Mr. Khanna wants to talk to everyone. President Trump wants Fox News to fight against Democratic ideas.

Learning

⚡ The 'Who Does What' Pattern

In this text, we see a simple way to describe actions using Subject + Verb + Object.

Look at these examples:

President Trump (Who) $\rightarrow$ wrote (Action) $\rightarrow$ posts (What).
Representative Ro Khanna (Who) $\rightarrow$ talked about (Action) $\rightarrow$ jobs (What).
Trump (Who) $\rightarrow$ criticized (Action) $\rightarrow$ judges (What).

💡 Vocabulary Bridge

To reach A2, you need to move from simple words to 'feeling' words. Notice how the text describes emotions:

Unhappy $\rightarrow$ Angry $\rightarrow$ Did not like

All three phrases tell us the same thing: Trump is not happy.

🛠️ Word Power: The 'Helper' Verbs

Notice the word WANTS. It is used to show a goal or a desire:

He wants to talk...
He wants his followers...
He wants Fox News to fight...

Tip: Use 'Want + To + Action' to describe your goals in English.

Vocabulary Learning

unhappy (adj.)

not happy

Example:I am unhappy with the weather.

disagree (v.)

to have a different opinion

Example:I disagree with his idea.

loyal (adj.)

faithful to someone or something

Example:She is a loyal friend.

criticized (v.)

to say something is bad

Example:He criticized the new rule.

industry (n.)

work that makes goods

Example:The steel industry is big.

elections (n.)

when people choose leaders

Example:The elections will be next month.

against (prep.)

opposite of or opposed to

Example:She is against the plan.

followers (n.)

people who support someone

Example:He has many followers on social media.