Lawrence: Trump is now the first U.S. president in history to complain publicly of 'too much work!'
4/28/202637 min
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Lawrence O'Donnell· Host0:44
Well, at 2:19 PM on Saturday, four hours before heading to the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Donald Trump became the first president of the United States in history to complain publicly of too much work. Donald Trump has decided that the war he started with Iran is now too much work after 58 days. Donald Trump also became the first president of the United States in history to complain of too much time wasted on traveling, and that's traveling and negotiating the end of a war. During World War II, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt spent several days traveling from Washington