President Trump repeatedly defended a campaign ad released by Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, despite "bipartisan backlash," according to a CBS News video report. The ad features the mother of Ramaswamy's opponent, Amy Acton, CBS News reported. The outlet's summary does not describe the ad's contents beyond that, and it does not identify the people or groups who criticized it.
CBS News reported that Weijia Jiang covered the dispute over the ad, and that Ed O'Keefe took a look at other midterm elections to watch in the same report. The summary of that report does not name those races.
The CBS News headline describes Trump as doubling down on his support for the ad, a description consistent with the summary's account that he repeatedly defended it. The summary does not say where or when Trump made the remarks.
Separately, Fox News reported that Stephen A. Smith fired back at D.L. Hughley and other critics of his White House meeting with President Donald Trump. According to the Fox News report, Smith asked his critics what they are doing for the community.
The Fox News headline refers to a "Trump dinner," while the summary of the same report describes a White House meeting. The summary does not say when that meeting took place.
The two items concern separate subjects. This account relies only on the headlines and summaries that CBS News and Fox News published.
Sources: CBS News: Trump doubles down on support for Ramaswamy ad; Fox News: Stephen A Smith doubles down on Trump dinner, challenges critics by asking, 'What the f--- are you doing?'.