Donald Trump to Publish Private Letters in New Book - Letters to Trump

Former US President Donald Trump's speech at his book launch has caused controversy

'Donald Trump has claimed that many showbiz stars, world leaders, and politicians whose private letters to him will be reproduced in his new book have at some point "kissed my ass".

While promoting a new book of personal letters sent to him by public figures, former US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy after his letter to him said everyone "kissed my Back".

Titled 'Letters to Trump', the book features correspondence between some of the biggest names in history, including Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, Oprah Winfrey, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

he said "I think they're going to see a very attractive life," Trump said. "I know them all - every single one of them kissed my back Ass, and half of them kiss my backside,"

Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., said these top celebrities wrote to his father when he was running for office in the Republican Party. "It's amazing how quickly their admiration for him changed when he ran for the Republican office. The letters to Trump show how they felt about him and how hypocritical their new disdain really was,".

Correspondence to Trump from the late Queen Elizabeth II; the late Princess Diana; Russian President Vladimir Putin; North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un; various former US presidents; his 2016 Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, and others will appear in "Letters To Trump," scheduled for release on April 25.

But many of the letters were sent to Trump in the decades before the reality TV personality became notorious for spreading unsubstantiated and racist conspiracy theories about his predecessor, Barack Obama, and spewing out divisive rhetoric.

Trump is already facing backlash over his upcoming book. The Independent reported that show host Jay Leno objected, saying that Trump never got his permission to publish the letter he wrote to him.

Months after Princess Diana's death in 1997, Trump insisted that he "could" have had sex with her, but only if she had taken an HIV test first.

Despite a colorful career as a business magnate and four years in the White House office as the world's most powerful and controversial man, Trump has yet to write his own memoir, despite two historic impeachments. 'Letters to Trump' will be released on April 25. It contains 150 letters written by Trump before and after his run for the presidency.

In the same Breitbart story, Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., suggested it was "amazing how quickly" high-profile figures' "adoration" of his father "changed when he ran for office as a Republican." ».

“I knew them all, and every one of them kissed my butt, and now I only have half of them kissing my butt,” the former president told the far-right Breitbart News in an article published this week.

Following Trump's visit to the UK as president in 2019, he claimed to have had "automatic chemistry" with the Queen, boasting that "some say they've never seen the Queen have a better time, a more upbeat time" than when with he.

In the book, a letter from talkshow legend Oprah Winfrey says she was "tearful" over Trump's comment around the year 2000 about her being a possible White House running mate.

On Tuesday, Winfrey told "might have thought about it back then," but "I'm not thinking about it today."