The master of horrors Stephen King answered Donald Trump that he blocked it on Twitter.

In June, President Donald Trump added to his black list American writer Stephen King.

In response, King published an entry in his microblogging:.

"Donald Trump blocked me on Twitter. In turn, I block it from viewing "It" and "Mr. Mercedes". No clowns for you, Donald. Would you go? ".

Of course, King can not prohibit the president from watching his creations, and his revenge is more symbolic in nature.

The verbal skirmish in the social network between King and Trump began during the presidential campaign, when the writer in his manner published posts criticizing Trump.

"My newest horror story: there was a man named Donald Trump who decided to run for president. Some people wanted him to win, "King wrote..

Recall, the premiere of the series "It" will be held in the United States on September 8, 2017.