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Beverly Hills High School Students Surround LA Times Reporter with Trump Flag, Tell Her “LA Times is Fake News”
Beverly Hills High School students held a walk-out protest on Friday at a public park to protest the proposed Purple Line subway under their school.
Los Angeles Times reported Laura Nelson covered the rally.
Beverly Hills High School students chanting, “Move Metro!” and, later, “Save our school.” pic.twitter.com/85N8thkJh7
— Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) October 12, 2018
The students called on President Trump to intervene on the subway project that they say endangers their school.
During the rally Nelson interviewed “Ben” a 15-year-old student at the school.
Ben was carrying a Trump flag.
Ben, 15, of Beverly Hills High School, says Trump “can help us,” and that he and many other students support the president. pic.twitter.com/plih0amGEV
— Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) October 12, 2018
Ben told Laura Nelson that he supported President Trump and many other students also support the president.
As she was interviewing Ben several of his friends surrounded them and said they support Trump too.
As I was interviewing him, his friends gathered around me and said they supported Trump, too. “The @latimes is fake news,” one of them said.
— Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) October 12, 2018
Then the students told Laura “The LA Times is fake news.”
Hah-Hah!
As I was interviewing him, his friends gathered around me and said they supported Trump, too. “The @latimes is fake news,” one of them said.
— Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) October 12, 2018
