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In a series of recent statements, President Trump has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with a forthcoming book by New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman, titled “Regime Change.” The book’s focus on the tumultuous tenure of the 45th President has been met with criticism from him, who claims that 90% of the book contains “Fake News.” This marks the latest salvo in a long-held feud between Trump and Haberman, who has been a frequent critic of the President.
Trump took to social media to attack Haberman, describing her as “Maggot” and stating that she has made a profession out of bad reporting. The President also intimated that her coverage of him has been biased, with a singular aim of ensuring his electoral defeat. This assertion has been a long-standing claim of Trump, who has often expressed frustration at what he perceives as unfair media representation.
Trump also seized the opportunity to tout his physical and cognitive health, stating that he had recently undergone a “perfect physical” exam at the Walter Reed Military Medical Center. This physical, which is standard procedure for the President, is conducted every six months. Trump claimed that he has requested an additional cognitive test, becoming the only President in U.S. history to have completed three of these assessments. On each occasion, he has reportedly scored a perfect 100% on the evaluation.
Trump’s criticism of Haberman’s book and her reporting has led to a renewal of a long-standing feud between the two. The President has a pending lawsuit against The New York Times, alleging that the newspaper’s coverage of him has been defamatory and that Haberman’s reporting has been particularly egregious.
Haberman’s book, which is set to be released on July 25, has generated significant interest and controversy, sparking debate about the nature of Trump’s presidency and its implications for American politics. Trump’s statements have undoubtedly drawn additional attention to the book, which is likely to be a major bestseller.
In light of Trump’s assertions, The New York Times has declined to comment on the matter, while Haberman has not publicly responded to the President’s criticisms. This latest exchange highlights the ongoing tensions between Trump and the media, with the President showing no signs of backing down from his attacks on the press.