The Kennedy Center pushed back against a report saying it has experienced a decline in subscriptions, citing “several factors” that make the report inaccurate.

The report said subscriptions to the Kennedy Center are down by 36% after President Donald Trump appointed himself as chairman of the performing arts center. In response, Kim Cooper, the center’s senior vice president of marketing, called the report “fake news” and provided a lengthy statement to rebuff it.

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“We strategically launched later this year vs last year,” Cooper said in a statement

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