New Trump-Murdoch Feud Details Revealed

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President Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch's relationship appears to be complicated.
According to RadarOnline.com, Alex Isenstad's new book, The Inside Story of Trump's Return to Power, reveals how the once harmonious dynamic between the current commander-in-chief and the media mogul has dramatically soured in recent years.
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In excerpts obtained by RadarOnline.com, Alex Isenstad claims the downfall of Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch's relationship started on election night in 2020 when The Apprentice star lost to former President Joe Biden.
Per the tell-all, Trump was enraged when Murdoch's Fox News called Arizona in favor of his Democratic rival. The right-wing leader instructed his loyalists to tune into Newsmax instead, leaving his typical network of choice to dwindle in ratings.

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Despite Rupert Murdoch once seeing Donald Trump as a "useful idiot who was good for business," other long-term issues between them quickly came into play.
"Trump had for years seen the WASPish Murdoch as part of the elite club that had long looked down on him, dating back to his days as a Queens-born developer with a chip on his shoulder," the book claims of their history in the New York social scene.

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Although Donald Trump brings in viewers for Rupert Murdoch and his businesses, he allegedly wasn't ever fond of the former reality star's personality.
"Murdoch had always been repulsed by Trump, finding him cloying, overly flattering and desperate to win Murdoch over," the read explains. "The Australian-born media baron was offended by Trump's personal manner and thought he was beneath him."

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Tensions between Rupert Murdoch and Donald Trump were at a fever pitch after the 94-year-old's outlet, the New York Post, trolled the politician's 2024 campaign launch with the headline: "Florida Man Makes Announcement."
"That Rupert is such a piece of s***. He's so cold," Trump allegedly said when he saw the article.

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To keep the Fox News family from crumbling, anchor Sean Hannity reportedly stepped in to smooth out tensions between Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch. "Mr. President, I'm trying to help you out here with the Fox people here. But you're not making it easy for me by going after the Murdochs," the Republican journalist allegedly told Trump.
"You're not helping me. You're not helping yourself. If you can just lay off, we can start making some moves and getting back to normal," Hannity explained.
While the world leader appreciated the anchor stepping in, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles told Hannity, "Well, Sean, President Trump is going to do what President Trump thinks is best and fair."