Mr. Trump, we're publishing EARLY: Explosive book will hit shelves Friday despite the President's attempts to stop it going on sale

The White House said Thursday that Donald Trump doesn't believe an explosive book leveling sensational claims about his time as president should go on sale January 9 as scheduled. The publisher responded hours later by saying it agreed - and bumped up the release by four days, to January 5. One of Trump's personal lawyers demanded on Thursday morning 'Fire and Fury,' by columnist Michael Wolff, be shelved because of what he said were maliciously false claims made in the book against the president. Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters on Thursday afternoon that the book is 'full of false and fake information' and that Trump 'clearly believes that it shouldn't be' published. 'It's completely tabloid gossip, full of false and fraudulent claims,' she said.