Maggie Haberman Shares Details Of Donald Trump’s Recent Phone Call To Her
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Maggie Haberman has recalled a recent phone call she received from former President Donald Trump.
Trump called The New York Times journalist to talk about his multiple civil and criminal cases. But much of what the Republican 2024 front-runner said “I didn’t report on,” Haberman told Gayle King and Charles Barkley on Wednesday’s episode of CNN’s “King Charles.”
Haberman recalled Trump being “very upset” about some of her reporting in her 2022 book “Confidence Man: The Making Of Donald Trump And The Breaking Of America.”
Allegations in the book included him flushing papers down White House toilets and having a racist response to staff members of color, which prompted him to repeatedly slam Haberman as “Maggot.”
But Trump will “always engage with a reporter eventually if he sees some reason to,” Haberman explained to King and Barkley.
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