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0:00It's April 1st. I'm Corey with the story. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI and built for the culture. President Donald Trump, the 79-year-old former apprentice host, lit into his press coverage during an Oval Office briefing on Tuesday, March 31st, while signing an executive order. He's zeroed in on his 28-year-old press secretary, Caroline Leavitt, blaming her for his sky-high negative publicity. That bladed out plain, he gets 93-97% bad stories, all fake news in his view. He ribbed her hard, saying she's doing a terrible job, but joke they'd stick with her anyway. It was all in good fun, keeping that classic Trump energy alive. The AIDS gap jumped out. His decades of experience versus her fresh face in the role. Folks see it as classic showmanship, highlighting how he thrives on calling out the media machine. Trump didn't stop there, hyping his 2024 win as a total landslide. He touted grabbing the popular vote, a huge electoral college hall, and dominating 86% of

1:05counties nationwide. Meanwhile, Leavitt stepping out soon from maternity leave with her 60-year-old husband, Nicholas Riccio, as they welcomed their second kid. Trump's team rolls on, blending family milestones with his non-stop media battles.