President Trump criticizes an upcoming book about his presidency by New York Times reporters, saying the account is “mostly made up” and “fake news.” In statements reported across outlets, Trump alleges that information in the book was fabricated from details he claims originated in meetings held in the Situation Room, which he describes as top secret. He characterizes the reporting as largely fiction and dismisses the work as inaccurate. The complaints are directed at the Times reporters who cover his presidency and are associated with the book’s reporting, with Trump also using stronger language to describe the material. Other outlets characterize his reaction similarly as a public attack on the book’s credibility. The reports focus on Trump’s allegations but do not provide independent verification of the book’s contents. The New York Times and the book’s authors are not quoted in the provided summaries, and no details of specific disputed claims are included beyond Trump’s general assertion that the book is fabricated.