It can be called “fake news” in book form. At least that’s what President Donald Trump thinks of “Regime Change” authored by “ New York Times” correspondent Maggie Haberman and journalist Jonathan Swan. The president…

It can be called “fake news” in book form.

At least that’s what President Donald Trump thinks of “Regime Change” authored by “New York Times” correspondent 💡Maggie Haberman and journalist 💡Jonathan Swan.

The president took to Truth Social to lay out his truth in the book about his second term in office.

“Based on a very quick and boring briefing concerning the Magot Hagerman book about me, it is mostly made up, Fake News, largely fiction, as have been most of the things she has written about me for so many years,” Trump wrote. “She is a third rate writer and intellect, who has made a first rate income because of your favorite President, ME.”

“She was wrong about me on the Elections, although she knew I was going to win, BIG! She was wrong about me on the Russia, Russia, Russia Hoax, and she was wrong about me on just about everything else,” Trump added. “But she continues to spew out garbage, and people continue to buy it.”

The book sold more than 150,000 copies on its first day.

Trump continued his post by denying Haberman andSwan got audio recordings from inside the Situation Room.

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“And they don’t have the audio tapes that they imply they have,” Trump wrote. “Just another Margot Con Job! And Iran will never have a Nuclear Weapon!!”

Haberman and Swan have recently been promoting their book and have not said if they have Situation Room tapes.

If they did it would be a leak from a highly secured space.

Swan told MS Now, “it is notable that there haven’t been denials of very specific scenes inside the Situation Room, which include extensive dialogue.”