'Everyone has Donald Trump's cell number'
Among the many articles that followed the US intervention in Venezuela on January 3, two New York Times articles confirmed a growing pattern in American media: Not only do journalists appear to all have the American president's cell phone number, but, more surprisingly, he seems unable to resist answering a call. "In a Phone Interview, Trump Celebrated the Capture of Maduro," read the first headline. The second: "Why I Cold-Called President Trump at 4:30 in the Morning." The Times' White House correspondent was all the more taken aback because, during Joe Biden's presidency, he had never managed to interview the Democrat a single time in four years.
- ▪Among the many articles that followed the US intervention in Venezuela on January 3, two New York Times articles confirmed a growing pattern in American media: Not only do journalists appear to all have the American president's cell phone n
- ▪"In a Phone Interview, Trump Celebrated the Capture of Maduro," read the first headline.
- ▪The second: "Why I Cold-Called President Trump at 4:30 in the Morning." The Times' White House correspondent was all the more taken aback because, during Joe Biden's presidency, he had never managed to interview the Democrat a single time i
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 17:00:07 +0200 |
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Among the many articles that followed the US intervention in Venezuela on January 3, two New York Times articles confirmed a growing pattern in American media: Not only do journalists appear to all have the American president's cell phone number, but, more surprisingly, he seems unable to resist answering a call. "In a Phone Interview, Trump Celebrated the Capture of Maduro," read the first headline. The second: "Why I Cold-Called President Trump at 4:30 in the Morning." The Times' White House correspondent was all the more taken aback because, during Joe Biden's presidency, he had never managed to interview the Democrat a single time in four years.
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