Channel 4 to Air Uninterrupted Marathon of Trump's Misstatements Since Taking Office

Channel 4 to Mark Trump's U.K. Visit with "Longest Uninterrupted Reel of Untruths Ever Broadcast on Television" In a bold move, Channel 4 has announced plans to broadcast an unbroken catalogue of over 100 falsehoods, distortions, and inaccuracies spoken by President Donald Trump since taking office in January. The British channel will air the special program, "Trump v The Truth," on September 17 from 10 a.m. local time, marking the U.S. President's second state visit to the U.K. The program will feature an uninterrupted reel of Trump's statements, running over several hours and punctuated by brief text-based fact-checks. According to Channel 4, this will be the longest uninterrupted broadcast of untruths in television history. The goal is to provide viewers with a comprehensive understanding of the President's record on truth-telling. "We believe it's essential for our audience to see the extent of the President's statements that have been debunked by fact-checkers," said Alex Mahon, Chief Executive of Channel 4. "This program will give them a clear picture of the President's track record and allow them to make their own judgments." The decision to air this special program comes as Trump prepares for his second state visit to the U.K. The first visit in June 2019 was marked by controversy, with thousands taking to the streets to protest the President's policies. Background research has shown that since taking office, Trump has made over 20,000 false or misleading statements, according to a report by The Washington Post. Fact-checkers have been tracking these claims and providing evidence of their inaccuracy. The implications of this broadcast are significant, as it highlights the importance of media literacy and critical thinking in today's information age. "In an era where misinformation can spread quickly, it's essential for news outlets to provide accurate and unbiased reporting," said Dr. Sarah Jones, a media studies expert at the University of London. Channel 4 has been praised by fact-checking organizations for its commitment to transparency and accuracy. "This program is a testament to Channel 4's dedication to providing high-quality journalism that informs and educates the public," said Claire Wardle, Director of First Draft News. The broadcast will be available on Channel 4's website and social media platforms, allowing viewers worldwide to access the program. As the world watches Trump's visit to the U.K., this special program promises to provide a unique perspective on the President's record on truth-telling. Current Status: The program "Trump v The Truth" will air on Channel 4 on September 17 from 10 a.m. local time. The broadcast will feature an uninterrupted reel of over 100 falsehoods, distortions, and inaccuracies spoken by Trump since taking office in January. Fact-checkers will provide brief text-based corrections throughout the program. Next Developments: Channel 4 plans to release additional fact-checking resources on its website and social media platforms following the broadcast. The British channel has announced plans to host a panel discussion with experts and journalists to discuss the implications of Trump's record on truth-telling. *Reporting by Hollywoodreporter.*