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President Donald Trump was evidently really excited at the prospect of his first post-election TV interview breaking ratings records.
According to "60 Minutes" executive producer Jeff Fager, Trump called with one question after his interview with Lesley Stahl aired on Nov. 13.
"He called me after the interview to ask if he had broken any ratings records," Fager told The Hollywood Reporter in an article published Thursday.
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Unfortunately for Trump, though, the interview's ratings were shy of record setting. Go ahead, you can say it: sad.
According to THR, the 18.8 million viewers who watched Trump's "60 Minutes" sit-down was about 24 percent less than the 24.5 million people who watched former President Barack Obama's first post-election interview in 2008.
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