Trump's 'Endorsement' Of Jesse Watters' New Book Is Hilariously Low-Effort
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Former President Donald Trump released a statement endorsing a new book by Fox News host Jesse Watters — but apparently wasn’t inspired to write an original one. In fact, the emailed statement on Trump’s letterhead is largely identical to the official promotional copy describing the book. The only parts of Trump’s statement that aren’t directly lifted from the book’s details page are: “Great new book out by Jesse Watters, ‘How I Saved the World,’” at the start, and “Get your copy today, congratulations Jesse!” at the end.
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