The man who wrote the insider Trump White House sensation Fire and Fury (line ups to get copies, wall-to-wall media coverage, SNL sketches, etc.) Michael Wolff joins me for an exclusive interview. Here he discusses the state and fate of the Trump Presidency — what is going to happen? And what are the long-time associates of Trump saying about his reelection and about a potential catastrophe?
Wolff’s first book helped get Trump’s campaign architect, Steve Bannon, fired. Then, Bannon spoke to Wolff candidly — no BS, tough. Since his firing, you should now hear what Bannon has to say! Michael Wolff has a relationship with Bannon that few have. No one knows Trump better than Bannon.
From Kelly to Mattis, in the book Siege: Trump Under Fire we see inside the Trump Presidency and the advisers: the agonies of respected men who try to serve the President as the inner circle; the difficulties dealing with Trump’s lack of knowledge and impulsiveness: one moment Trump will say one thing and have a strong position on whatever that is, and by the afternoon he has done a one-eighty. How to cope?
Born of reality television, a flawed political opponent, sexism, racism, anger, and white rust-belt anxieties, the “why-not-try-Trump vote” squeaked across the finish line in 2016 — with Russian help. Now, America is bedraggled and encumbered by a man who initially ran as a promotional lark — and won; a man totally unequipped to handle the job before him and fed by an unbridled narcissism and an over-compensated for insecurity and a compulsion for validation, Trump is a President unlike any other.
Wolff has the inside story on this American train wreck.
Trump hates the book Siege: Trump Under Fire — and Michael Wolff’s return. It is no wonder.
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