Frank Sinatra told Trump to go f
When  Donald Trump  got under Frank Sinatra's skin  Old Blue Eyes told  him  to go f--- himself. Or at least  he  had  his  manager do it.
Eliot Weisman  whose book “The Way it Was ” managed Ol' Blue Eyes from 1975 to 1998. In  his  book  which come out Oct. 24   he  recounts the 1990 opening of Trump’s Taj Mahal in Atlantic City  where Sinatra had planned to perform.
Weisman said that Paul Anka warned him at Etess' funeral that he was about to learn the meaning of “The Art of the Deal ” which is the title of  Trump ’s how-to book in wheeling and dealing.
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According to  Weisman  Trump  started off the new negotiations by saying that the cost for the 12 dates Sinatra was slated to perform was “a little rich.” The Donald also decided he didn’t need to book the other acts that were part of the original deal  including Sammy Davis Jr.  who’d just been diagnosed with cancer  and Steve and Eydie.
“Who’s Steve and Eydie?”  Trump  asked  according to Weisman. Weisman says he then tried choking The Donald by his tie  but his son  who was also at the meeting  restrained him.
Weisman called Sinatra to tell him what had happened  and Sinatra told him he had two choices: to tell  Trump  to go f--k himself or give  Trump’s  phone number to Sinatra so that he could do it himself. Weisman returned to  Trump ’s office and told The Donald “Sinatra says go f--k yourself!”
The deal never happened and Sinatra ended up playing at the Sands in Las Vegas. Much to Weisman's surprise  when  Trump  opened Mar-a-Lago   his  office called  him  out of the blue because they needed an opening day act.  He  offered Don Rickles  along with Steve and Eydie.  Trump  accepted.
Trump poses in his Trump Tower office on a giant letter "T" in 1996. (TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images)
When  [TGT]got under Frank Sinatra's skin  Old Blue Eyes told  [TGT]  to go f--- himself. Or at least  [TGT]  had  [TGT]  manager do it.
Eliot Weisman  whose book “The Way it Was ” managed Ol' Blue Eyes from 1975 to 1998. In  his  book  which come out Oct. 24   he  recounts the 1990 opening of Trump’s Taj Mahal in Atlantic City  where Sinatra had planned to perform.
Weisman said that Paul Anka warned him at Etess' funeral that he was about to learn the meaning of “The Art of the Deal ” which is the title of  [TGT] ’s how-to book in wheeling and dealing.
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According to  Weisman  [TGT]  started off the new negotiations by saying that the cost for the 12 dates Sinatra was slated to perform was “a little rich.” The Donald also decided [TGT] [TGT] need to book the other acts that were part of the original deal  including Sammy Davis Jr.  who’d just been diagnosed with cancer  and Steve and Eydie.
“Who’s Steve and Eydie?”  [TGT]  asked  according to Weisman. Weisman says he then tried choking The Donald by his tie  but his son  who was also at the meeting  restrained him.
Weisman called Sinatra to tell him what had happened  and Sinatra told him he had two choices: to tell  [TGT]to go f--k himself or give  Trump’s  phone number to Sinatra so that he could do it himself. Weisman returned to  [TGT] ’s office and told The Donald “Sinatra says go f--k yourself!”
The deal never happened and Sinatra ended up playing at the Sands in Las Vegas. Much to Weisman's surprise  when  [TGT]opened Mar-a-Lago   his  office called  him  out of the blue because they needed an opening day act.  He  offered Don Rickles  along with Steve and Eydie.  [TGT]  accepted.
[TGT] poses in [TGT] Trump Tower office on a giant letter "T" in 1996. (TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images)