US EditionPresident Trump’s 100-Day Interview with TIME Magazine
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The ‘F-ck You, Pay Me’ Presidency
In the recent Time magazine cover story on the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term, a presidential aide explained the president’s revenge strategy: “Look, either we come after you, we shut you down, or you’re going to help me out.” There’s a famous scene in Goodfellas that explains this mob boss mentality. In voiceover from Ray Liotta’s wiseguy Henry Hill, we learn that the New York Mafia don Paulie tells anyone who owes him fealty, o…
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follow.itTrump’s 100 Days Interview With TIME Leaves Americans Stunned: 'The Most Unintelligible Interview Ever Given By A President'
In a revealing interview with TIME magazine on April 22, Donald Trump opened up about his first 100 days back in the White House. The conversation took an unexpected turn when Trump received a phone call from India’s leader about a terrorist attack, asking the journalists to stay as he handled the urgent matter. This moment, full of drama, set the stage for a deeper look into his presidency. Trump said he was not taking too much power. He believ…
The Story Behind TIME’s Donald Trump 100 Days Cover
Thirty minutes into our interview with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on April 22, an aide opened the door to tell the President that India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on the line. She gave Trump a typed note, and he picked up the phone on his desk. Hold music could be heard. Earlier in the day, gunmen had killed 26 people at a resort town in Kashmir, and Trump told us to keep our seats while he offered condolences to his fello…
The Story Behind TIME‘s Donald Trump 100 Days Cover
Thirty minutes into our interview with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on April 22, an aide opened the door to tell the President that India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on the line. She gave Trump a typed note, and he picked up the phone on his desk. Hold music could be heard. Earlier in the day, gunmen had killed 26 people at a resort town in Kashmir, and Trump told us to keep our seats while he offered condolences to his fello…
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