Anonymous reportedly hacked Donald Trump's voicemail and leaked messages

Hacking group Anonymous is believed to have hacked Donald Trump’s voicemail and leaked messages from 2012, which appear to show how the liberal media in the US is supporting him. According to a report,  Gawker  received an anonymous email with an attachment that purported to contain recordings from Donald Trump’s voicemail inbox. Among the recordings were messages left for Trump by various celebrities, most notably, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski and Tamron Hall. https://twitter.com/YourAnonNews/status/705861504596353024?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw It is being said that these voicemails indicate that Trump maintains friendly personal relations with members of the elite political press. While Trump and some of his journalistic interrogators play oppositional roles on the public stage, the voicemails suggest that they are in fact favor-trading pals when the cameras are off. Late last year, the website for Trump Towers, Donald Trump’s glitzy signature skyscraper in Manhattan, went offline for at least an hour after activist hacking group Anonymous denounced the real-estate mogul and Republican presidential front-runner for his anti-Muslim comments. The website for the 68-story Trump Towers (trumptowerny.com), often used for his presidential campaign, was down after a tweet from an account associated with the anonymous hacking collective that said: “Trump Towers NY site taken down as statement against racism and hatred.www.trumptowerny.com/(what you see is cloudflare offline backup)”.