ABC has finished Terry MuranEmployment after journalist publicly criticized President Donald TrumpThe

"We are based on our agreement with Terry Muran and on its recent post - which was a clear violation of the ABC News policies, we decided not to renew," a spokesman on the network said in a statement on Tuesday, June 10. "In the ABC News we have kept all our reporters straight for objectivity, fork and professionalism," we have resorted to all our reporters unrealistic and professionalism.

This reporter, 65, was previously postponed to share a social media post about the President's Homeland Security Advisor and Sub -Chief of Staff of the policy Stephen MillerThe

Mulberry Miller and Trump have been mentioned78, which is deleted as "world -class hate (s)" in an X post.

"Miller is a person who is rich in the ability to hate. He is a world -class hater. You can see it only by looking at him because you can see that his hatred is his spiritual nutrition. He eats his hatred," he has posted Maran. “Trump is a world -class hater.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Live Has responded to criticism, Wrote through X Earlier this month, "This is unchanged and unacceptable. We reached @Abc to interrogate how they are planning to be held accountable."

In response, ABC News confirmed that Muran was "postponed to further evaluation." The network mentions that "it stands for purposefulness and neutrality in its news coverage and does not consent to the subjective personal attack on others. The post does not reflects the opinion of ABC News and violates our values."

Muran and Trump Was previously confronted When this reporter interviewed the President at the Oval office after Trump's first 100 days in his second term. The seat-downs, which were aired last month, became disgusting because of the economy, immigration, foreign policy and more.

Trump told Muran "I chose you (for this interview) because, in fact, I have never heard about you, but it's okay," Trump told Muran. "But I chose you, Terry, but you're not very nice."

Mulberry Serve Chief White House Correspondent from 8 to 25, ABC's Konker Nightline The major foreign correspondent from 2013 to 2018 before becoming a senior national correspondent from 2005 to 2013.