Donald Trump Says He’s In Process Of Writing ‘The Book Of All Books’

The Baron of Best-Selling Lists is ready to make a comeback as an official announcement from former President Donald Trump stated that the 45th President has been active with writing a new memoir that he is already calling "the book of all books."

Per Trump's leadership PAC, the former commander-in-chief has been "writing like crazy" after leaving office.

Trump's plan to publish a new book in the coming year has been described as a recounting of personal stories from his time in the Oval Office, while undoubtedly setting himself up to add scorching commentary regarding those that have backtracked their support after he left office — which will probably warrant a whole chapter for Dr. Fauci.

Since leaving the Oval Office, former President Trump has continued to see the overreach of social media's efforts to silence his platform, including Facebook's recent announcement that the site will keep him banned for an additional two years.

With Twitter as the lead culprit that began restricting the former President's tweets, carelessly adding "fact check" warnings to the majority of his commentary, the online oligarchs have continued to make it impossible for the American people to hear from their former leader — which should make this book's debut one for the ages.

Censorship coming from Silicon Valley also banned his personal blog titled "From the Desk of Donald J. Trump" that released well after his term was complete.

According to the Business Insider report, Trump's spokesperson, Jason Miller, said the following regarding a new book from The Don during an interview in March: "We are not discussing particulars of any individual book interviews that President Trump is giving but it's safe to say that he remains the hottest name in politics and he's the interview that everyone wants."

The official statement released Friday also claims that Trump rejected a surprising number of book deals coming from publishers most people assume would never try to offer him a deal.

Not that he knows anything about that ...