MS NOW Host Details Unexpected Phone Call With Trump: 'I'm Like, This Can't Be Happening'
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Stephanie Ruhle said after weeks of trying to get President Donald Trump on the phone, he finally picked up and sniped at her.
MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle chronicled her tireless attempts to get President Donald Trump on the phone amid his ongoing war on Iran, revealing on Friday that he unexpectedly picked up while she was Ubering to an airport that morning — and “got into it” with her.
Ruhle detailed the exchange during an appearance on “All In with Chris Hayes.”
“So we’re 20 days into this war and like so many other reporters, I have called the president every single day to no avail,” she said. “And every other day except today, I have called him from my home office with my notes, I’m ready to go, hoping he’s going to speak to me.”
Ruhle noted that Trump once again avoided her call, which didn’t stop her.
“I was in the back of an Uber with my child sitting next to me on the way to an airport,” she told Hayes. “And I thought, ‘I’m gonna leave him one more message. Maybe I can get him on the phone this afternoon.’”
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