President Donald Trump reportedly phoned the acting director of the National Park service on the first full day of his presidency to dispute the widely circulated photos of Trump’s inauguration crowd. The Washington Post reported Thursday that Trump personally pressured park service chief Michael Reynolds to produce additional photographs of the previous days’ crowds on the National Mall. Trump reportedly believed that the photos might prove that the news media had lied about the attendance. Park service employees launched a Twitter campaign against Trump this week. Tom Crosson, the chief spokesman for the park service, said there is no restriction on agency use of Twitter or other social media.

Source: Fox News January 27, 2017 05:31 UTC