"Before we go to break, we have to show this time cover, because the cover of time is Donald Trump's happy place. I mean, the fact that he got this with that caption, his triumph. He's not so happy about the picture. And he posted about it. He said, They disappeared my hair, then had some floating on top of my head, really weird. I never liked taking pictures from underneath angles.. Mr. President, nobody does. We're with you on that."
"This real one is almost certainly to be not hung in Mar-a-Lago or Bedminster, where some of those fake ones are. But look, again showing that to the point earlier, if the president is going to suddenly change by this big success, of course he's not. At 79 years old, the Donald Trump is who we see is who he is, and he is as concerned about vanity as he is this really remarkable achievement, at least in phase one of this ceasefire."
A Time Magazine cover photo depicted Donald Trump celebrating a Middle East ceasefire and peace deal. Trump complained that the image 'disappeared' his hair and included a tiny, floating crown on his head. The photograph was widely called unflattering, prompting criticism that attention to the picture reflected misplaced priorities during a diplomatic achievement. The episode highlighted Trump's history of producing and displaying fake Time magazine covers at his properties, contrasting personal vanity with the substantive, phase-one success of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire negotiations.
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