Trump Promotes Book About Himself Right After Author Is On Fox News
There’s nothing like a swift, objective review.
President Donald Trump tweeted his approval of Christopher Bedford’s Trump-praising book “The Art of the Donald: Lessons From America’s Philosopher-In-Chief” right after the author plugged it on “Fox & Friends” Tuesday morning. “Really good book!” the president wrote on Twitter less than 30 minutes later, according to Media Matters.
The book features the president’s “motivational self-help advice” on leadership, self-confidence and business, according to Amazon.
The conservative Bedford, editor-in-chief of the Daily Caller News Foundation, said in the “Fox & Friends” clip that critics “don’t give (Trump) the due credit for the wins he has. He’s always underestimated.”
The writer then recounted a restaurant meet-and-greet with Trump on the campaign trail, characterizing him as a steakhouse populist.
“If these journalists took him more seriously, then maybe people will take them more seriously and they won’t be going so bankrupt,” he said.
The compliments for the chief executive and criticism of the media perhaps helped to get Trump’s attention.
Highly respected author, Christopher Bedford, just came out with book, "The Art of the Donald, Lessons from America's...." Really good book!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 10, 2017
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