Donald Trump promoted his son Eric's new memoir "Under Siege" on Truth Social, calling it a "phenomenal book." However, a video of Eric's book signing at a Florida bookstore appeared to show an empty store, leading to social media mockery. Despite the perceived low turnout, the book reportedly climbed Amazon's best-seller chart.
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