President Trump, who has spoken to several reporters on Sunday recounting Saturday's attack during the White House Correspondents Dinner, has taped an interview for CBS' 60 Minutes, according to a White House spokesman.

Any detente between the president and the press after the shared horror of Saturday’s dinner appears to be short-lived.

CBS’ official description for this new episode of 60 Minutes reads like this, “Ben Sasse, the former United States senator from Nebraska, joins CBS News for an interview and town hall with Scott Pelley that will air on 60 MINUTES and a special edition of THINGS THAT MATTER, Sunday, April 26.

Donald Trump snapped at a reporter in his 60 Minutes interview

The president became visibly annoyed after she read from the gunman's alleged manifesto about his motivations. He also called for the event to be rescheduled within 30 days.

"I wanted to see what was happening and I wasn't making it that easy for him," the president tells Norah O'Donnell

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania were swiftly escorted out of the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday, April 25, when shots were fired by a California man

In a 60 Minutes interview, Donald Trump responded to a quoted shooter manifesto line about Jeffrey Epstein, calling the anchor 'disgraceful'