President Donald J. Trump used two Truth Social posts early Wednesday to dispute reports in The New York Times.

In the first, he said the Times “incorrectly reported” that he “called into the premier of a C-Span show, APPARENTLY WITHOUT NOTICE.” “This is WRONG,” Trump wrote. “It was a fully scheduled call, as a favor to C-Span, set up through White House Communications. It was done at C-Span’s request, not mine. The Times knew this, but lied, in order to demean - But this is the least of their lies!”

In a second post minutes later, he wrote that the Times had reported on “the settling of a sexual harassment suit brought years ago by a waitress at President Trump’s golf club in Bedminster, N.J.” “What they fail to say is that it did not involve President Trump, a rather important omission,” he wrote, calling the report “FAKE NEWS!!!”

The accounts are the president’s, as posted on Truth Social. The Times’s own wording appears in the posts as Trump quoted it.