U.S. President Donald Trump has deferred the declaration of his "Phony News Awards" of the Year 2017 to Wednesday, Jan. 17, refering to high intrigue.

"The Fake News Awards, those setting off to the most degenerate and one-sided of the Mainstream Media, will be introduced to the failures on Wednesday, January seventeenth, instead of this coming Monday," the president composed on Twitter.

The enthusiasm for, and significance of, these honors is far more prominent than anybody could have expected," Trump tweeted.

Trump has supposedly regularly named media scope disparaging of his organization as "phony news," blaming driving U.S. media of spreading "counterfeit news" against him amid the U.S. presidential decision crusade and additionally after he moved toward becoming president.

Toward the beginning of December, numerous major U.S. news outlets announced that the White House was wanting to evacuate the present leader of the State Department, as his association with Trump seemed to be "stressed."

Trump denied it as "Phony NEWS!" on Twitter, and included that "He's not leaving… we function admirably together."

On Dec. 11, Trump expelled a New York Times report that he watched four to even eight hours of TV every day.

"Another false story, this time in the Failing @nytimes, that I watch four to eight hours of TV daily – Wrong!" Trump Tweeted.

While reacting to Trump, Clifford Levy, an agent overseeing supervisor at New York Times, tweeted that the daily paper remained by its story, which depended on 60 interviews. (Xinhua/NAN)