Then, in February, he found himself without a publisher when Simon & Schuster canceled the deal over remarks he made that were construed as endorsing sex with minors. In July, Yiannopoulos self-published “Dangerous” and claimed sales of 100,000 copies. As Publishers Weekly reported, however,
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The Times' new publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, formally took over the role from his father on Jan. 1. The “apology” Trump mentioned presumably refers to a November 2016 letter from the Times' then-publisher, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., and Executive Editor Dean Baquet. They didn't actually apologize
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The new publisher decried rising “misinformation” and admitted ” trust in the media is declining.” Sulzberger appears to take several shots at the president noting that “politicians jockey for advantage by inflaming suspicion of the press” and that “a dangerous confluence of forces is threatening the press's
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