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I'm Dorothy Wickendon. On today's Politics and More podcast, David Remnick talks to Maggie

Haberman of the New York Times. Haberman's coverage of the Trump White House has drawn

ire from the president and from some of his followers.

Now, long before she was a White House correspondent at the New York Times,

Maggie Haberman was a local reporter for the New York Post and the Daily News,

the tabloids that really get into the politics and personalities of New York City,

which is to say she had a front row seat to the Donald J. Trump show for a very long time.

Covering Trump as the leader of the free world, though, is something altogether different.

The president sometimes isn't very happy with her, and in a moment of peak, he called Haberman

a third-rate reporter. But it's clear that she's also earned his wary respect. Last week, when Trump went after

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