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Trump to Interview Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg Amid Controversies

President Trump will meet with The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg to discuss stories about him, including the recent 'Signalgate' incident.

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President Trump announced an upcoming interview with Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic following a controversy involving a leaked Signal chat about military actions. Trump criticized Goldberg’s past reporting and expressed skepticism about The Atlantic's ability to produce a fair story. The interview includes Atlantic writers Michael Scherer and Ashley Parker and is titled "The Most Consequential President of this Century." Despite Trump's history of contentious interactions with Goldberg, he stated he is curious about the outcome of the conversation.

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President Trump has criticized Jeffrey Goldberg and The Atlantic for what he considers 'fictional stories' and past controversies, including 'SignalGate.' Despite these criticisms, Trump agreed to the interview out of curiosity and as a challenge to The Atlantic to deliver a fair story.

Michael Scherer and Ashley Parker from The Atlantic will join Jeffrey Goldberg during the interview.

The story is expected to be titled 'The Most Consequential President of this Century.'

The interview will take place in the Oval Office.

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