Maggie Haberman

Earlier this week, New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman tweeted, “Trump has been telling a number of people he’s in contact with that he expects he will get reinstated by August (no that isn’t how it works but simply sharing the information).”. Haberman was criticized (as she often is) by...

CNN contributor and 'New York Times' journalist Maggie Haberman said Wednesday on CNN that former President Donald Trump believes he will be reinstated president in August, but is unsure if he actually believes that. "I mentioned your reporting that Trump is telling people he could be reinstated [president] by August,...

TODD: All of a sudden, the Wuhan virus appears to have come from a lab. All of a sudden! What’s so remarkable about this is there was a brilliant documentary the Epoch Times did months — in fact, I think it was weeks — into the Wuhan flu and the lockdown, et cetera. Yeah, I’m gonna call it the Wuhan flu again, just this week. They did a documentary detailing all of the evidence for this thing having leaked from that lab. The Chinese military, for instance, taking over the lab, et cetera. The biological reasons that this appears to be human constructed. They went through that.

Former President Donald Trump is worried about what appears to be a snowballing criminal investigation of his business, and he has been for months, New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman told CNN on Wednesday. "People close to him all say he is anxious about this," Haberman said. "I'm aware that...

'New York Times' reporter Maggie Haberman said on CNN when the COVID lab leak theory was presented by then-President Donald Trump and then-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo there was no evidence and that made the claim "instantly political." "I do think it's important to remember that part of this issue...

Maggie Haberman reflects on the “constant sense of incoming” during the Trump administration. With Trump off Twitter and almost out of the White House, Haberman says “his ability to just snap his fingers and get attention as president is obviously gone.” But “he is still a dominant figure in the Republican Party, she points out.