New York Times reporter declares Trump stared at her after she reported he fell asleep

New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman said she noticed Donald Trump specifically staring at her after she reported he fell asleep in the courtroom during the hush money trial on Monday.

Haberman, who was part of the reporter pool in the courtroom, gave live updates on the trial and reported that Trump had fallen asleep in the courtroom.

"You were actually in the room for that. At one point, the pool said that he was glaring at you for several seconds. You had reported shortly before that, during a break, that he appeared to be falling asleep at one point, as that proceedings were getting tedious. Did you notice that?" host Kaitlan Collins asked.

Haberman said she did notice and added, "he made a pretty specific stare at me and walked out of the room."

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Haberman wrote on Monday that Trump had appeared to be sleeping and added, "his head keeps dropping down and his mouth goes slack." Minutes later, she had reported, "Trump has apparently jolted back awake, noticing the notes his lawyer passed him several minutes ago."

She claimed Trump didn't like when such things were reported on.

"I reported earlier that he had appeared to fall asleep. Now, we had seen him – I want to be clear that I’ve seen lots of people fall asleep in courtrooms. I’ve seen jurors fall asleep. I’ve seen judges fall asleep. If anyone falls asleep who’s a criminal defendant in a case, we’re going to report on it. But he doesn’t like when such things are reported and I’m guessing – I don’t know – that that’s what this was about," Haberman told CNN.

"I think that having to sit there and be captive while we all report on him is going to be deeply