Haberman and Swan react to Trump's attacks on them ahead of damning book, 'Regime Change'
6/23/202639 min
Tonight on The Last Word: A new book details Donald Trump “operating on pure gut instinct” in the first year of his second presidency. Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan, and Andrew Weissmann join Lawrence O’Donnell.
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Lawrence O'Donnell· Host0:44
Well, no reporter has a stranger working relationship with Donald Trump than our first guest tonight, Maggie Haberman. Donald Trump has both attacked Maggie Haberman, and I mean viciously attacked her, and granted her exclusive interviews. No reporter has covered Donald Trump longer than Maggie Haberman. When Maggie Haberman began her career at the New York Post in 1996, Donald Trump was a New York real estate developer desperately trying to push his name into the Post's gossip columns eight years before NBC gave Donald Trump a TV show and increased his fame exponentially. And no one conducted a better television interview of Donald Trump