Book: Trump planned to refuse to leave White House after election loss

'We're never leaving,' former President Donald Trump reportedly told an aide.

In reporting provided to CNN from the book by Haberman, Trump repeatedly told aides following his election loss that he would refuse to leave the White House.

“We’re never leaving. How can you leave when you won an election?” the book claims Trump told another aide.Trump’s insistence that he would not leave the White House has never been previously reported and shines a new light on the final days of his administration.In the immediate aftermath of the 2020 presidential election, Trump seemed to recognize his loss.

Haberman, who is also a CNN contributor, reported Trump quizzed nearly everyone around him on how to stay in power. Among those he reportedly asked was the valet who brought him a Diet Coke when Trump pressed a red button on his Oval Office desk.

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