Trump tells New York Magazine he'll sue its 'a-- off' if reporter writes 'bad story' on his health
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President Donald Trump threatened to sue New York Magazine if it wrote a "bad story" about his health, according to the magazine's story published Monday.
Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.
"Let’s sit for a couple of minutes," he said. "I hate to waste a lot of time on this, but if you’re going to write a bad story about my health, I’m going to sue the a-- off of New York Magazine. There will be a time when you can write that story, maybe in two years, three years, five years — five years, no one is going to care, I guess. Go ahead and sit down."
The article noted recent headlines about the president's bruised hand, as well as other speculation surrounding Trump's fitness.
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