President Trump’s latest Meet the Press interview with Kristen Welker turned explosive after a heated exchange over California’s election system, media credibility, and Trump’s claims about dishonest coverage. Trump blasted what he called a “crooked” election process, accused major media networks of bias, and then abruptly ended the interview with one stunning line: “Let’s call it quits. I’ve had enough.”

In this video, we break down the fiery moment, the exchange that triggered Trump’s walk-off, the media reaction, and why this clash is already going viral across the political world. Was this Trump exposing the press? Was Welker pressing him fairly? Or was this another example of why trust in corporate media has collapsed?

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