A new inside look at the Trump campaign claims the president-elect was given advance notice of town hall questions

Someone inside Fox News gave Donald Trump's presidential campaign the questions he would face ahead of a town hall the network produced in January 2024, a forthcoming book alleges, according to excerpts reported by CNN.

In another portion of the book, Isenstadt reports that Trump seriously considered tapping Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo as his running mate, before being talked out of it by his team.

President-elect Donald Trump was reportedly planning to dodge a televised town hall hosted by Fox News last year, until an insider at the network fed him questions ahead of time. That's according to a CNN report about a forthcoming book by Politico reporter Alex Isenstadt,

President-elect Donald Trump was allegedly given questions in advance of a 2024 town hall discussion on Fox News, according to a new book from Politico reporter Alex Isenstadt. The questions in question were sent from "a person inside" Fox News to a "senior Trump aide" a half hour before the town hall — which took place in Iowa in January 2024 and was moderated by Fox News anchors Martha MacCallum and Bret Baier — according to Isenstadt.

Sara Sidner and Kate Bolduan slammed Fox News over reports Trump was give questions in advance, and John Berman mocked the network and Trump as well. The post ‘Serious Breach of Journalistic Ethics!’ CNN Anchors Slam Fox News Over Trump Getting Town Hall Questions In Advance first appeared on Mediaite.