03 Jul 2026, 19:11
Trump’s podcast episode breakdown, which claims to read about himself
- Donald Trump announced he will develop the podcast “Storytime with the Second Lady,” saying it is not for development, but rather it is for reading and telling stories about himself.
- During the reading time of the book “President’s Play!” Trump commented on the president’s plans for building a wall for the children’s Blog at home.
- In the materials it is described that, during Trump’s reading, he will talk about the president’s “President’s Play!”.
President Donald Trump began his podcast “Storytime with the Second Lady” by reading to someone else, First Lady Venus, saying it is for development, but rather it is for reading and telling stories about himself. In a post published on the internet, Trump said he would read the children’s book “President’s Play!”.
In material by Associated Press, Trump previously received a response from Venus, who said that he would read for the sake of entertainment, saying that he would read the president’s book. The material also notes that Trump, who has been reading his own books, commented on his own books, saying that he would be able to read the president’s book.
Associated Press notes that Trump read the book in the White House, and that the recording was made in the Oval Office. The material describes the book’s contents: a detective story about the president, a playroom with big books and a global LEGO.
The book also includes a description of Trump’s reading of the president, which is called “tough cookie,” Ronald Reagan — “high-quality person” and Donald F. Kennedy. The material says that Trump’s comments on Richard Nixon, who scandalized Watergate, the president Barack Obama, with the phrase “that he is not as strong as a basketball player,” and that Obama is the one who has the most global ball.
According to Forbes, Trump’s reading of the book is also very similar to what he did not say, but rather to what he did in the past with his own words. Forbes also notes that Trump, commenting on William Howard Taft, says that he would be the most “velik a kraina” and that, with his own words, the country might be ruined by the winter.
Tags: USA/Politics