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How to find witnesses and vet their content

While there is much to be discussed regarding Trump's baldly cynical plan to say things to make his base angry and then target them with a bunch of Facebook ads asking for money (this is really the plan!), I've gathered you here to talk about something far more important: a little red button on his desk that summons him a Diet Coke. Now comes TIME Magazine, which was granted a lengthy interview in which the president revealed his reelection strategy ("cry havoc and unleash the dogs of war"). First up was ABC News, in which a man with his name in gold on buildings, an army of sycophants, and many private golf clubs claimed that no one in the history of the country had been mistreated worse than him. The president announced his reelection campaign of terror this week which means that the defenseless American public will now be subjected to barrage of interviews between Trump and the media outlets he derides as fake and unfair. What would your button do?įrom the 'three little ids in a trenchcoat' school of governance. Moments later, a steward would enter the room carrying a glass filled with Diet Coke on a silver platter, and Trump would burst out laughing.Trump has a special red button that summons Diet Coke. He added, "Not sure what to do, guests would look at one another with raised eyebrows. "Out of nowhere, he'd suddenly press the button," Sims wrote of the former president. Ex-White House aide Chris Sims wrote in his 2019 book "Team of Vipers" that Trump would also use the red button as a way of pranking visitors by suggesting it could trigger nuclear capabilities, cited by The Hill. Trump would regularly consume 12 cans of Diet Coke a day, as per media reports. When pressed, a staffer would be summoned to provide the drink to the thirsty commander in chief. The Hill reported that Trump, a soda devotee, reportedly had the button put in place on the Resolute Desk in order to "keep the carbonated beverages flowing".

It's gone now," tweeted journalist Tom Newton Dunn. Eventually, Trump pressed it, and a butler swiftly brought in a Diet Coke on a silver platter. When (Tim Shipman) and I interviewed Donald Trump in 2019, we became fascinated by what the little red button did. "President Biden has removed the Diet Coke button.