Some Sunday viewing
Grab another cup of coffee. MeidasTouch last week dropped some interviews with Michael Wolff. The Trump biographer deconstructs Trump’s false timeline for how, when, and why their friendship did (or didn’t) fall apart.
Wolff recounts a secondhand conversation in which Trump denies having Jeffrey Epstein killed. But Trump added, “A lot of people wanted him dead.” As you know, “a lot of people” does a lot of work for Trump. “Epstein was a clear threat to Trump,” Wolff says. But that worked both ways.
Trump’s lawyers, says Wolff, are not just loyalists but essentially broken people. “Stockholm Syndrome, I suppose.”
He is a man without a shred of empathy for other people and considers them disposable. disposable. “He assumes the worst of everyone and proceeds to treat them that way.”
I hate letting Trump live in my head, but take comfort in working to keep fear of the Epstein story living in his. He’s used to bending reality to his will. Don’t let him.
(h/t PR)
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