US President Donald Trump is set to be interviewed by The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg, following a controversy surrounding Goldberg’s accidental involvement in a sensitive national security conversation. Trump, expressing doubts about The Atlantic’s impartiality, stated that his interest in the interview stemmed from “curiosity” and a desire for “competition.” The interview will also feature journalists Michael Scherer and Ashley Parker and will be part of an upcoming piece titled “The most consequential president of this century.” This development comes at a time of heightened political tension in the United States, with the upcoming presidential election drawing near. Trump’s decision to engage with The Atlantic, a publication known for its in-depth political analysis, signals a strategic move to address his critics and connect with a wider audience. Stay tuned for more updates on this high-profile interview as it unfolds.
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Trump to be interviewed by The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg amidst controversy over national security chat, citing curiosity and competition.
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