“Melania Tapes”: “Who cares about the damn Christmas decorations?” Asks the first lady.

SUBWAYNow, hardly a week goes by in the United States without a revealing new book on Donald Trump. Now his wife Melania has also been beaten. The First Lady is the main subject of a book written by Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, Melania’s former counselor and confidant.

The content of the book has already been widely discussed in the American press. The publication is now developing a new explosive force because Wolkoff has apparently recorded conversations for his book and has even secretly made tape recordings. Now he has broadcast these recordings to the CNN station online with the publication of the book “Melania and Me.”

There the “Melania Tapes” were broadcast on Thursday, shortly before the diagnosis of Covid 19 of the president of the United States and his wife was known, on the program “Anderson Cooper 360” and they have been controversial ever since. The notoriously understated first lady in the original sound, that’s a little sensation.

The breach of trust or the legality of these records: does a publication really violate the personal rights of the first lady? – are not a problem in the American press, which is critical of Trump, rather than widely citing the tapes and criticizing the president’s wife.

“In a profane outburst of anger, Melania Trump targets migrant children and their critics,” headlines the New York Times. In its report, the document focused primarily on a passage in which Trump’s wife talks about her husband’s immigration policy. Trump also repeatedly complained that his work and role were not being appreciated enough.

“I work (…) my A … of the Christmas things”

“I work (…) my A … on Christmas things. But who cares about the fucking Christmas decorations? But I have to,” Trump is quoted in surprisingly plastic language. In particular, Trump also struggled with his dealings by the press and reporters and his schedule.

“I say I’m currently working on Christmas planning for Christmas, and everything you (presumably the American media) said, ‘Oh, what about the kids?’ That they were separated ”. In 2018, the Trump administration implemented a family segregation policy for migrants who had crossed the border illegally.

Melania Trump then used a rude phrase in conversation to express her despair, then asks Winston Wolkoff, “Where did you say something when Obama said (the same, d. Red) Did? “There were also restrictive measures against illegal immigrants under the Obama administration. She went on to say, “I tried to reunite the child with the mother. I didn’t have the opportunity, there is a procedure and laws. “

In another part of the conversation, Trump, who came to the United States as an immigrant, asks CNN if mothers and children who claimed to have been victims of violence in their home countries could have lied to border guards. “Many mothers and children learn to do it,” Melania Trump said verbatim, according to CNN.

You could stay in mexico

“Raisins (across the border, d. Red) and say, ‘Oh, a gang member is killing us, you know, it’s very dangerous.’ So they can stay here. Many of the Central American families could have stayed in Mexico, for example, he argues. However, NGOs and activists would have given people other arguments. “Other people are teaching them what to say to come and then stay here,” he said. “They could easily stay in Mexico, but they don’t want that because Mexico doesn’t care about them like the United States does.”

Melania Trump’s spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, immediately condemned the release of the sound recordings. Winston Wolkoff’s post is purely “profit-driven” and only aims to increase sales of “Melania and Me.”

“His only intention was to secretly record the first lady to sell herself and her book,” criticizes Grisham, warning at the same time: “There is no way of knowing if these recordings have been edited. And it’s clear that the clips were carefully selected and presented out of context. The First Lady continues to focus on her family and serving our country. “

The tapes were apparently taken in July 2018, a few weeks after Melania Trump in a jacket that read, “I really don’t care. Do U? ”She made headlines amid the debate over the separation of illegal immigrant families. Melania also commented on this action: “I drive liberals crazy, that’s for sure,” he said. “And that, you know, they deserve it, do you understand?”

Also revelations about the relationship with Ivanka.

In an interview with CNN, Winston Wolkoff stated that he believed Melania Trump originally felt “maternal instincts” for migrant children separated from their parents. But then she decided to join her husband’s political agenda.

Other topics in her book are the relationship between Melania and her stepdaughter Ivanka (icy) and the claim that Melania Trump also has a private email account at the White House, which is officially banned.

Shortly after the alleged recording of the tape recordings in July 2018, Winston Wolkoff, who is actually an event manager by profession, left the first lady’s team in dispute. It was previously made public that his company is said to have raised a double-digit millionaire sum for conducting the inauguration. Most of the payments went to subcontractors. It is said that about a million dollars was left with Winston Wolkoff, 50, personally.

On social media, the waves about the “Melania tapes” hit hard at times, but in different ways than expected: Many Trump supporters positively applauded the post. The notoriously low-key Melania seems down to earth and agile at the same time, defending her country and her husband, so the tenor.

The attempt to harm the president’s wife, and thus indirectly her husband as well, clearly failed, he said. “CNN doesn’t understand that these ‘Melania tapes’ really make them look good. And her ex-girlfriend looks like the stalker from ‘Fatal Attraction’ “,. mocked at powerful Trump supporter Jack Posobiec on Twitter.