President Donald Trump didn’t hold back when addressing a journalist’s claim that he didn’t get into Harvard. The issue was brought up by Michael Wolff, who’s authored several books about Trump, when he appeared on The Daily Beast podcast and suggested that Trump’s beef with Harvard was personal.

Trump unleashes TruthSocial tirade and blasts ‘false’ claim he is attacking Harvard because he didn’t get in - President Donald Trump lashed out at Michael Wolff, the biographer who made the claim and

Donald Trump refuted Michael Wolff's assertion that he was denied admission to Harvard University, labeling Wolff a \"third-rate reporter.\" Trump state

President Trump has ripped “totally FALSE” rumors that he is targeting Harvard University because he was rejected by the Ivy League school.

Trump denied the allegations shortly after rumors surfaced that his son, Barron Trump, was rejected from Harvard University. His teenage son attends New York University, but some speculated Trump was targeting Harvard because Barron did not get in.

There’s a running joke going around the White House that President Donald Trump is out for Harvard’s blood because his son Barron didn’t get in—one scotched by First Lady Melania Trump in an unprecedented piercing of her veil of privacy.

Is author Michael Wolff's bombshell claim that Harvard University rejected President Donald Trump correct? Biographer Michael Wolff has suggested that the presidents long-standing resentment toward elite universities may stem from a personal grudge.

Rumors have been swirling online that Trump's attack on Harvard might be fueled by a desire for revenge after the school rejected his youngest son, Barron

Speculation over US President Donald Trump's feud with Harvard University has led to claims that either he or his son, Barron Trump, was rejected by the Ivy League school. Author Michael Wolff alleged that Trump was denied admission in the 1960s,