Controversy Surrounding BBC's Manipulation of Trump's Speech
A former adviser has accused the BBC of altering Donald Trump's Capitol Hill speech, sparking a heated debate.
In January 2025, Trump's speech at Capitol Hill led to a political controversy, with the US president being accused of inciting violence after the storming of the Capitol just hours later.
However, recent revelations suggest that the BBC may have manipulated the speech, altering its original meaning to influence public opinion.
According to Michael Prescott, a former BBC consultant, the network edited Trump's nearly 70-minute speech to make it appear as if it were inciting the storming of the Capitol.
- A key line was extracted from the speech, in which Trump states: "We're going to Capitol Hill, and I'll be there with you, and we're going to fight. We're going to fight like hell.
A survey conducted by the Telegraph sheds more light on this controversy and its implications.
Author's summary: BBC accused of manipulating Trump's speech.
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