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Melania Trump Says Donald often does not want to hear the truth

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Melania Trump Says Donald Trump ‘Sometimes Doesn’t Want to Hear It’ When She Tells Him What She Really Thinks

“I always say the truth,” the first lady said during an appearance on ‘Fox & Friends’ on Wednesday, Sept. 23

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Melania Trump said her husband, President Donald Trump, "doesn't always want to hear it" when she shares her thoughts.

Speaking on Fox & Friends on Wednesday, Sept. 23, Melania, 56, praised Trump's speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City the day prior when questioned whether he'd asked for any feedback from his wife.

"I told him he had [a] great delivery, he did very well. And a great speech," the first lady — who was on the show to discuss the launch of Imperia, a network for women CEOs, and her Fostering the Future Together initiative — said.

She added of her husband, "So I tell him the truth. Sometimes he doesn't want to hear it, what I tell him, but that's okay. I always say the truth."

Elsewhere in the interview, Melania also spoke about how Trump, 80, had been handling his second term as president, in comparison to his first term in office, saying, "He's very focused. He has a lot on his plate. It's very different, what's going on around the world now. But I think he's doing the best that he can."

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My word, it's hard to tell how many lies exist in this word salad of a report.

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