Aaron (reporter) / clip narrator (news reporter)

We ran into Dr. Harold Bornstein right here, right outside his office on Park Avenue, and he told us in no uncertain terms, and this is the quote, Aaron, he dictated, he being Trump, he dictated that whole letter, I didn't write that letter, meaning that Trump dictated what he wanted to go into it, and essentially Bornstein wrote it up.

He did say, he compared it to the movie Fargo, and he said, it takes the truth and moves it in a different direction.

Think about that.

Now, Bornstein tells us that he was in a car with his wife when he was on the phone with then-candidate Trump in December of 2015.

And he was going through with Trump what he could say and what he couldn't say.

Trump was dictating what he wanted in that letter.

And Bornstein was saying, okay, you can say that.

You can't say that.

He then came here to the office.

He wrote it up.

Trump's office later picked it up.

He said around 4 p.m., Aaron, we have reached out to the White House, but we have not gotten a response.

Yeah, honestly, Sean, I try not to.

I mean, one, I serve under Donald Trump, who is very healthy.

He casts a pretty big shadow.

He casts a big shadow.

But if I served under Joe Biden, I'd probably be worried every minute of every day that he was going to croak and that I'd have to become president.

But because I serve.

I have a bat phone.

Okay, did it just happen?