Trump Reads a Children's Book on Usha Vance's Podcast, Then Riffs on Past Presidents and Himself
Trump read a children’s book and riffed on past presidents, while saying he mostly reads newspapers and stories about himself.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump appeared on Second Lady Usha Vance's 'Storytime with the Second Lady' podcast, reading the children's book 'Presidents Play!' from the White House Historical Association in a pre-taped Oval Office segment.
- When Vance asked Trump about his leisure reading habits, the president admitted he does not read for fun. 'I usually read stories about myself,' Trump stated, highlighting his narrow information consumption.
- Offering opinions on his predecessors, Trump praised Ronald Reagan as a 'high-quality person' but mocked Barack Obama's basketball skills. He added that Obama 'won't be in the Masters anytime soon' regarding golf.
- Online, the podcast appearance sparked viral commentary, with commentator Keith Edwards posting, 'Usha Vance just exposed Trump.' Critics framed the segment as either deliberate questioning or an accidental self-own by the president.
- Concluding the episode, Trump told children the country is 'on a little bit of a ledge right now,' but promised, 'we're going to make America greater than ever before.
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The American president was the guest of the podcast of Usha Vance, the wife of his vice-president, to read a book for the little ones. He multiplied the digressions and beat the democrat.
In a podcast aired for the 250th anniversary of the United States, Donald Trump multiplied ironic comments on several former U.S. presidents, while evoking his weight and appearance in swimsuit
President Donald Trump shared his thoughts on his predecessors in the White House on a children's podcast on Friday.
The podcast was hosted by the wife of US Vice President Jay Dee Vance.
'Beyond parody': Donald Trump ridiculed as he tells Usha Vance his reading habits
US president Donald Trump, previously described by his press secretary Karoline Leavitt as being 'well-read', has been ridiculed online after telling second lady Usha Vance on her Storytime with the Second Lady podcast that he reads 'mostly newspapers' and stories about himself.
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