New Book Details Bizarre Clash Between Donald And Melania Trump Over Fox News
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The former president reportedly grew "incensed" about his wife's choice of news network during an Air Force One journey.
A new book describes topics that Donald Trump and Melania Trump fought about during their time in the White House — including which cable news channel to watch.
In “American Woman: The Transformation of the Modern First Lady, from Hillary Clinton to Jill Biden,” New York Times White House correspondent Katie Rogers writes that Melania Trump watched CNN “voraciously,” according to People.
Donald Trump, of course, preferred the friendlier coverage he received on Fox News, though his relationship with the network has become strained in recent years.
Donald and Melania Trump’s differing tastes came to a head in July 2018, Rogers writes, when the president grew “incensed that his wife’s television was tuned to CNN aboard Air Force One during an overseas trip.”
He reportedly ordered that all the TVs on the plane and in their individual hotel suites be tuned to Fox News henceforth.
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