Trump to publish letters from the rich and famous ... Richard Nixon, Kim Jong Un and Oprah Winfrey

[IcyPeas]

Just a reminder..... everything this guy does or touches is for MONEY $$$$$$$$$

"Letters from Trump" -- retailing at a whopping $99, or $399 for a signed copy -- comes out on April 25.

Donald Trump is releasing more than 150 letters from giants of world history such as Richard Nixon, Kim Jong Un and Oprah Winfrey, the former US president and his publisher said Thursday.

The "Letters to Trump" collection captures "incredible, and oftentimes private" correspondence between Trump and foreign leaders, media personalities, athletes and captains of industry.

"What do presidents, royals, celebrities, and business titans have in common? They all love Donald Trump," Winning Team Publishing founder Sergio Gor said in a statement to AFP.

"Long before entering politics, Donald Trump lived an extraordinary life. No book highlights his iconic relationships like 'Letters to Trump,' and we are thrilled to be able to share it with our readers."

Due for release next month, the book spans four decades of correspondence, revealing that Winfrey told the now-76-year-old Republican leader back in 2000: "Too bad we're not running for office. What a team!"
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https://news.yahoo.com/trump-publish-letters-rich-famous-161702204.html

[Fiendish Thingy]

1. It's perfectly legal for him to sell a book of letters he received before he was president

But letters he received while he was president? The legality of that isn’t as clear, and in any case would likely need to be coordinated with the National Archives in accordance with the Presidential Records Act.

[jimfields33]

3. Maybe. But if they say dear Donald, they're his.

If they say Dear Mr. President then they may be property of the United States. I’m sure they are mostly written before he became president. It will be hilarious reading some of them. Lots of crow I’d imagine.

[Irish_Dem]

11. Why would Trump worry about the legalities of publishing anything?

His much more serious crimes go unpunished.

[brush]

2. He must be really desperate for money....

as he's trying this now. Before were the online NFT images portraying him in various action hero guises.

I guess the selling classified info scheme didn't work to well, or it's too risky for now to try.

[jimfields33]

5. He's doing it to embarrass some.

[brush]

6. Guess he's got nothing better to do...

but that won't save him from the legal jeopardy he's in. And knowing him, he's doing it for money too.

[jimfields33]

8. Definitely for money.

Legal won’t stop.

[global1]

4. No Doubt They Were All Hand-Picked By Him Because All These People Praised Him.....

and said what a great guy he is.

[Shipwack]

7. I wonder how many hundreds of copies the Saudis will buy? nt

[C_U_L8R]

9. Sound dull.

Letters to the world's most boring person? No thank you.

[Mr.Bill]

10. Sounds desperate.

Reaching out to Nixon's grave for an endorsement.

[Gruenemann]

12. The call it "Letters to Trump" in one place, "Letters from Trump" in another.

I don't think we'll ever see "Letters from Trump" because illiterate people don't write letters.

[llmart]

13. Since when is Oprah a "giant of world history"?

Also, you just know he's already taken his Sharpie to the parts of the letters he doesn't want anyone to see.

[malaise]

14. Just have a stroke

and croak - that is all

[2naSalit]

15. Where'd he score that stuff?

In the National Archives, perhaps?

[2naSalit]

16. LOLOLOL!!!

After reading beyond the first paragraph...

I bet they all say something like:

You f'ing toad! Don't ever approach me in public again!

[onethatcares]

17. is there a letter from Elvis?

telling him to have more desert?

[Lettuce Be]

18. Cue the denials

Hard to believe Oprah Winfred wrote Trump, hard to believe anything he says or does, so I'm a no.