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President Trump Says Upcoming Book by Times Reporters Is Mostly Made Up
President Donald Trump on June 28 criticized an upcoming book by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. He described the work as largely fabricated and attacked one of its authors by name.
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He added that Haberman "has made a first-rate income because of your favorite president, me" and accused her of errors on the 2024 elections, the Russia investigation and other topics. " Trump said. "She was wrong about me on the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax and she was wrong on me on just about everything else.
The book, titled "Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump," was written by Haberman and Jonathan Swan. It examines Trump's decision to launch a war against Iran, his pursuit of retribution against political enemies and plans to reshape the federal government.
The work reports that administration officials discussed suspending habeas corpus and states that Trump wanted to "torture" former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell by humiliating him.
The book also details a meeting on documents tied to deceased sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. It includes quotes from Vice President J.D. Vance, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and White House communications director Steven Cheung.
Haberman and Swan declined to comment on whether they had access to audio recordings of that meeting. A photograph of Trump in the Oval Office dated June 26 accompanied reporting on the statements.
