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Trump Says "Leakers Should Be Shot" During Arizona Rally

Trump said leakers should be shot and blamed a leak about a U.S. military operation for forcing him to reschedule the strike.

  • On Wednesday, President Donald Trump called for extreme punishment for government leakers during a rally in Bullhead City, Arizona, declaring that such individuals "should be shot."
  • Trump claimed a leak of key details regarding a military strike involving American assets from Missouri forced him to reschedule the operation, arguing such disclosures threaten national security.
  • Complaining about unfavourable coverage, Trump compared journalists to leakers, calling them "almost as bad" because they allegedly invent anonymous sources while assailing critical reports as "fake news."
  • This rhetoric emerges during a campaign blitz across Alaska, Ohio, Montana, and Georgia to boost Republican candidates before the Nov 3 midterm election, potentially distracting from affordability concerns.
  • A federal judge ruled on Oct 13 that CNN, Politico, and Now could retain White House access while their lawsuit alleging the Administration violated First Amendment rights proceeds.
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(Washington = Yonhap News) Correspondents Park Sung-min and Lee Yu-mi = U.S. President Donald Trump visited regions with strong support for himself and the Republican Party on the 14th (local time) and [attended] 11...

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The , speaking of a U.S. military incursion that cancelled at the last minute after details of the operation leaked. “In my opinion, those leaking information should be shot,” Trump said during a campaign rally in which he intervened this Wednesday in Bullhead City, in the state ... Continue reading “In full struggle with the press, Trump says that “shall shoot” secret information leakers.”

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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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