Donald Trump Publishes 'Save America' Book, Threats to Zuckerberg, Praises Putin

The premiere of the newest item is scheduled for Tuesday, September 3. Donald Trumpthe album “Save America”. The title can be translated as “save America”. Although the book has not been officially published yet, NBC News and the Associated Press (AP) have already gained access to it and described selected fragments. One of the topics discussed in the book was also described by Politico. It concerns the threats that Trump made against Mark Zuckerberg. Under a joint photo with the CEO of Meta, he referred to a donation worth a total of $420 million (over PLN 1.6 billion), which Zuckerberg and his wife donated in 2020 to support the organization of elections.

As the AP recalls, the funds were received by two organizations, which then distributed them to local election offices. The majority of them flowed to offices in counties where the Democratic Party enjoyed greater support. This happened, among other things, because Republican politicians in some counties decided not to accept donations. However, later on, a false theory began to gain popularity on social media that the president of Meta had supported the campaign with 420 million. Joe Biden.

Trump called these subsidies a “conspiracy against the president” in his latest book. Writing about Zuckerberg himself, the politician mentioned how Zuckerberg allegedly “came to the Oval Office to see him, took his very nice wife out to dinner (with him) and was as nice as you can be (to him) while constantly conspiring (against him).” “We are watching him closely. If he does something illegal this time, he will spend the rest of his life in prison — like others who cheat in the 2024 presidential election,” Trump threatened.

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In other parts of “Save America,” former President USA he referred to, among other things, the relationships that connect him with other world leaders. As described by NBC News and AP, one of the people he spoke warmly about was Vladimir Putin. Trump said he “got along well” with the president Russia. He also suggested that he would not invade Ukraine in 2022, if he were in power at the time. “Vladimir Putin took over territory under Bush, Obama and is trying to do it in Ukraine with Biden, but he would never try anything like that with me (in power)! Vladimir is a strong man, but we understood each other and got along well. He would not have gone into Ukraine if I was (then) President. Sad to see what happened, all the death and destruction,” Trump wrote.

In a fragment about Kim Jong Un quoted by NBC News, he said that during a meeting with the North Korean leader in 2019, he got to know him “very well in a very limited time.” He called their meeting “honest, direct and productive.” In the book, he also touched on his “great relationship with China.” He mentioned it in the caption under a joint photo with Xi Jinping and his wife.

In the pages of “Save America”, Donald Trump also described what it looked like from his perspective an attempt on his lifewhich took place in mid-July during a rally in Pennsylvania. Trump recalls how “brave Secret Service agents threw themselves at him to protect him”. “I knew right away that I was in serious trouble,” the former president writes. Later in the album, he adds that although “blood was flowing everywhere,” he “felt safe in a way because he had God on his side.” “I'm only here because of the almighty God,” he added under a photo showing the agents protecting him.

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