U.S. President Donald Trump makes fresh remarks about the media, saying it “will be broke” once he leaves office. The comments are delivered during a dinner in which Trump mixes jokes and personal jibes, returning to an event that had been delayed earlier in the year. According to one report, the original dinner scheduled for April was postponed after a shooting, and Trump later goes back to the engagement to continue the program. At the event, Trump frames his criticism as being directed at what he calls the “fake news media,” repeating a longstanding theme of antagonism toward journalists and news organizations. The accounts describe the remarks as part of an extended set of dinner-time comments that include humor alongside pointed statements. Overall reporting across the outlets centers on Trump’s claim about the state of the media after his presidency and situates it within the context of the rescheduled dinner and his ongoing public attacks on mainstream news coverage. No additional policy announcements are described in the provided summaries.