Michael Wolff wrote a historic expose about White House chaos
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| Michael Wolff interviewed Donald Trump in June 2016 at his Beverly Hills home |
We only need witness the increasing pressure by White House surrogates in pushing back on your narrative as evidence about the book's veracity. Yet, none of the Donald Trump cult are withdrawing the veracity of the observations made and quotes in "Fire and Fury".
Donald Trump was faced with the brutal truth about his failed leadership when he learned about Fire and Fury. Unfortunately, rather than accept the book as fait accompli, Trump took personal responsibility for attempting to censure its release date.
Obviously, Donald Trump is not stable and neither is he a genius, as he self proclaims because only an imbecile would've responded to Fire and Fury with so much vigor that he put the book on the top of the best sellers lists.In fact, the big picture described to the world of people who read is that of a dysfunctional White House.
In an interview with Morning Joe, the hosts Mika Bryzinaki and Joe Scarborough noted how Michael Wolff had written a brutally honest of Donald Trump in the past. One would beg the question about how it was Michael Wolff was allowed such access given that his first interview with Donald Trump was not exactly complimentary? In response, Michael Wolff said that Donald Trump liked the magazine cover that featured the Michael Wolff interview. So, let me get this right, perhaps Donald Trump's vitriolic response to Fire and Fury would not have been so reactionary, of publishers had put Donald Trump's picture on the cove, rather than a bold face title?
Given Donald Trump's obsession with his own image and his narcissism, the cover of the book could've been what set off the over the top response to the Wolff book. In other words, Donald Trump's reaction to Fire and Fury gives the entire narrative all the credibility it needs. Good job.
In an interview with Morning Joe, the hosts Mika Bryzinaki and Joe Scarborough noted how Michael Wolff had written a brutally honest of Donald Trump in the past. One would beg the question about how it was Michael Wolff was allowed such access given that his first interview with Donald Trump was not exactly complimentary? In response, Michael Wolff said that Donald Trump liked the magazine cover that featured the Michael Wolff interview. So, let me get this right, perhaps Donald Trump's vitriolic response to Fire and Fury would not have been so reactionary, of publishers had put Donald Trump's picture on the cove, rather than a bold face title?
Given Donald Trump's obsession with his own image and his narcissism, the cover of the book could've been what set off the over the top response to the Wolff book. In other words, Donald Trump's reaction to Fire and Fury gives the entire narrative all the credibility it needs. Good job.
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