President TrumpDonald John TrumpJudge rules to not release Russia probe documents over Trump tweets Trump and advisers considering firing FBI director after election: WaPo Obama to campaign for Biden in Florida MORE on Thursday posted his full interview with "60 Minutes" ahead of its scheduled air time in an apparent attempt to undercut the news program after he walked out on the interview, bristling at questioning from journalist Lesley Stahl.

The president posted the nearly 40-minute sit-down to his Facebook page with the caption: "Look at the bias, hatred and rudeness on behalf of 60 Minutes and CBS.".

Trump abruptly ended the interview with Stahl before a scheduled walk-and-talk with the president and Vice President Pence.

"I think we’re ready for the vice president now," a production assistant says off camera. .

“The White House’s unprecedented decision to disregard their agreement with CBS News and release their footage will not deter 60 MINUTES from providing its full, fair and contextual reporting which presidents have participated in for decades,” CBS News said in a statement after Trump posted the interview. .

Few journalists have the presidential interview experience Lesley Stahl has delivered over her decades as one of the premier correspondents in America and we look forward to audiences seeing her third interview with President Trump and subsequent interview with Vice President Pence this weekend,” the statement read. .

The interview will air Sunday alongside another with Biden, who was interviewed by correspondent Norah O’Donnell earlier this week.

The interview is combative throughout, with Stahl often interjecting to point out basic facts and question Trump on some of his claims and rhetoric.

“You said the other day to suburban women, 'Will you please like me?'” Stahl says in a pleading voice. 

“See, the way you said that is why people think of you and everyone else as fake news," Trump continues