In 2017, a report by the New York Times indicated that Trump consumed excessive cola while he was in his office at the White House.įollowers of social networking sites were divided about the disappearance of the "red button", as a team said that it was due to Biden not consuming soft drinks, a hypothesis inconsistent with a previous report by the Washington Post in which it said that Biden during his run for the presidency, was consuming good quantities of cola.
Social media users circulated photos of Biden in the Oval Office, which was no longer equipped with the red button. Press reports indicated that after Trump took office in 2017, he approved of a small wooden box to be placed in his office, which was intended to order the caffeinated beverage. From beginning to end.According to CBS, the former president was a fan of Diet Coke. Those are the kinds of folks he would turn to. Now, what he did figure out in 2020 is that he finally had the, quote unquote right people whom he thought would help him. Where’s my Roy Cohn, searching for his fixers. Everything with Donald Trump comes down to personnel. I know there’s some theory that he’s figured out how to do it better next time. MAGGIE HABERMAN: I mean, you just hit on the important, most important point about a future Donald Trump presidency. But if Donald Trump runs again, who will be around him? Trying to challenge the election, “quizzing nearly everyone, even the valet who brought him Diet Cokes after he pressed a red button on the Resolute desk about which different options would lead to success.” A: Is that real? And B, in the context, I’m not making– the White House valets are incredibly hard working people who love the institution of the building. King read a passage from the book that had Trump asking the Diet Coke wrangler for advice on how to overturn his election loss, then asked Haberman: “Is that real?”: But during one segment, King had to ask her about a bizarre scene from the book.Īt issue is Trump’s well-documented fascination with Diet Coke, which included a red button on the Resolute Desk that would send a White House valet running to fetch him a bottle of the soft drink. On Friday’s edition of Inside Politics, Haberman spent most of the hour with King, discussing the political news of the day. Haberman has been making the rounds to promote the release of her controversial but much-buzzed-about book Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America. CNN’s John King asked New York Times correspondent and CNN analyst Maggie Haberman to verify that a stunning anecdote from her book about former President Donald Trump was real.
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