A handful of network executives and anchors who were among those invited to attend Donald Trump's media summit on Monday are lashing out at the president-elect and his behavior during the off-the-record discussion.

Four of those present spoke with the New Yorker about what happened behind closed doors in Trump Tower, saying that the first 20 minutes of the hour-long meeting involved Trump attacking many of those present and their network coverage of him during the race.

'I have to tell you, I am emotionally f***ing pissed,' said one of those present at the meeting.

That individual said that after being summoned to the meeting they were prepared to give Trump 'the benefit of the doubt,' until he began his attack on those present.

'After the meeting today, though - and I am being human with you here - I think, F*** him!' added the attendee.

'I know I am being emotional about it. And I know I will get over it in a couple of days after Thanksgiving. But I really am offended. This was unprecedented. Outrageous!'

Another individual who was in attendance said of Trump's behavior during the summit: 'He is the same kind of blustering, bluffing blowhard as he was during the campaign.'

Trump reportedly called many of the reporters 'liars' and criticized their negative coverage of his campaign during the election, saying to CNN that he 'hates' their channel.

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Four of the individuals who attended Trump's media summit on Monday are speaking about what happened during the off-the-record sit down (MSNBC president Phil Griffin, CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer and NBC Nightly News host Lester Holt, who attended on Monday but have at no point spoken on the record about the session)

Trump (above on Sunday) reportedly spent the first 20 minutes of the meeting telling those present that they were 'liars' and 'dishonest'

The third attendee seemed to echo the feelings of the other two members of the media who were present on Monday, describing Trump's behavior as 'totally inappropriate' and 'f***ing outrageous.'

And the fourth participant simply said of the meeting: 'It was all Trump.'

That individual went on to say that Trump did not really yell despite what some other reports are claiming, and was instead even toned as he went about his attacks.

'He is like this all the time. He’ll freeze you out and then be nice and humble and sort of want you to like him,' said the participant.

That person later suggested that Trump's media attacks may also involve his difficulty grasping the Constitution.

“But he truly doesn’t seem to understand the First Amendment. He doesn’t,' said the participant.

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'He thinks we are supposed to say what he says and that’s it.'

Trump also met with reporters from The New York Times on Tuesday.

His visit began with a lunch session, and Trump used the first four minutes to criticize the Times for their coverage of him during the election.

Trump's remarks were shared by members of the Times staff on a Twitter live feed.

'I have great respect for the New York Times. I have tremendous respect. think I've been treated very rough,' said Trump, who was seated next to the paper's publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr.

He went on to say their coverage was 'the roughest of all' and said of his campaign: 'It's been 18 months of brutality in a true sense.'

Trump also made it clear that he wanted to have a good relationship with the Times, noting that it would make his job easier.

At one point he even directly addressed the Times' publisher, saying: 'If you see something or you get something where you feel that I’m wrong, I'd love to hear it. You can call me. Arthur can call me.'

He also admitted to being a fan of the Times, joking at one point: 'I do read it. Unfortunately. I’d live about 20 years longer if I didn’t.'

Trump was joined at that meeting by his chief of staff Rience Priebus, senior adviser Kellyanne Conway, spokesperson Hope Hicks and top aide Stephen Miller.

NBC News president Deborah Turness departs on Monday with Kellyanne Conway, who soon after gave her first brief interview about the off-the-record meeting with members of the press

Conway then made a appearance on Megyn Kelly's The Kelly File, where she spoke about the meeting for the second time

On Tuesday morning, Conway gave her third interview in less than 24 hours about the meeting on Morning Joe (above)

Details about what happened during Trump's media summit on Monday began to be revealed early that same evening, with one source telling the New York Post that the session played our 'like a f***ing firing squad.'

Trump criticized and attacked those in attendance claimed another source, and kicked things off by telling the group: 'We're in a room of liars, the deceitful dishonest media who got it all wrong .

Some of those in attendance also got a 'Trump-style dressing down' according to the source, most notably CNN president Jeff Zucker and ABC's chief global correspondent Martha Raddatz.

Trump kicked things off by going after Zucker, according to the source, who claimed that the President-elect told the CNN president, 'I hate your network, everyone at CNN is a liar and you should be ashamed.'

He later turned his attention to two of the women who had been covering the election said the second source.

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'Trump didn't say Katy Tur by name, but talked about an NBC female correspondent who got it wrong, then he referred to a horrible network correspondent who cried when Hillary lost who hosted a debate – which was Martha Raddatz who was also in the room,' claims the source.

Tur was not present at the meeting on Monday.

That account differed wildly from the one Kellyanne Conway gave to members of the press after she left the meeting, which she said was 'very cordial, very productive, very congenial.'

She went on to say that Trump was 'very candid and honest' in the meeting, and on a personal note stated that it was 'great to hit the reset button' after a 'long, hard-fought campaign.'

As for the story in the Post on Monday, Conway simply said that Trump did not 'explode in anger' and would did not comment beyond that.

She spoke about the meeting later that nigth when she appeared on Megyn Kelly's The Kelly File as well, reitersating her comments from earlier by describing the meeting as 'extremely cordial, very genial.'

Conway then spoke about the off-the-record meeting for a third time Tuesday morning while appearing on Morning Joe.

She said that Trump's chief strategist Stephen Bannon was particularly popular among the guests, and that there was a 'receiving line' to meet the man who formerly headed up the alt-right website Breitbart.

'Many people wanted to meet him and talk to him, make some eye contact, exchange some business cards with him. That's just a fact,' said Conway.

She also seemed to suggest that Trump and Zucker have a fantastic relationship despite almost every report from the meeting singling out the CNN president as the main target of Trump's anger.

Conway even said the two men spent time together after the meeting to discuss a network special that was in the works.

'Nobody left there in a huff,' said Conway. 'Nobody has called me and complained that they felt that they had been bamboozled.'

She later added: 'I believe Donald Trump received an unprecedented deluge of criticism and in some places unfair coverage. But he is the president and they are the press and they have to find a way to mutually assure, I would say, non-destruction.'

Good Morning America anchor and This Week host George Stephanopoulos (above) leaving the meeting on Monday

Gayle King (above) was seen exiting Trump Tower after meeting with the President-elect and other members of the media on Monday

Jeff Zucker, the president of CNN, was also on hand for the meeting, which Trump transition team members would not give any information about

Representatives from CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, Fox Business Network, NBC, ABC, and CBS were present at the meeting on Monday, which lasted an hour.

ABC was represented by president James Goldston and anchors George Stephanopoulos, David Muir, and Martha Raddatz.

Nightly News host Lester Holt and Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd were on hand for NBC , along with president Deborah Turness.

And rounding out the broadcast network presence at the meeting was Face the Nation host John Dickerson and the entire CBS This Morning team of Charlie Rose, Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell along with Washington Bureau Chief Chris Isham.

On the cable television side, CNN president Jeff Zucker attended on behalf of his network with on-air talent Wolf Blitzer and Erin Burnett.

Fox News had a handful of executives present at the meeting, including co-presidents Bill Shine and Abernethy, vice president of news and editorial Jay Wallace and Suzanne Scott, the vice president of programming and development at the network.

MSNBC president Phil Griffin was there for his network and Brian Jones attended for Fox Business Network.

Trump's wife Melania also reportedly made a brief cameo during the sit down.

Members of Trump's team present at the event included chief of staff Reince Priebus, spokesman Jason Miller, communications director Sean Spicer and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, a source toldPolitico.

That source said that Trump took some time to praise President Obama during the meeting, and revealed that the men had spoken on the phone twice since meeting at the White House for the first time just 10 days ago.

He spoke about his cabinet too with those present according to the source, saying Mitt Romney 'really wants' to be secretary of state, and that he really wants a member of the military as his secretary of defense.

Trump also went after NBC News president Deborah Turness at the start of the meeting for posting photos of him that he believes to be unflattering said the source.

Turness reportedly tried to deflect the criticism by saying that a 'very nice' Trump picture was on their website at that very moment.