President Donald Trump's biographer, Michael Wolff, says that the Maga bow -bracket Hoorns with staff from the White House has closed his bedroom packages at least twice in his first administration.
On the daily podcast of Trump of Daily Beast, the author said that Trump had installed a lock in his bedroom door in the White House against the wishes of the secret service. This became such a matter for the agents that it ignited a breaking up about security.
A secret service is as President Donald Trump through the South Lawn runs to Marine One on April 5, 2019 in Washington, DC. / Chip somodevilla / getty images
“This was a confrontation,” Wolff reminded himself, adding that the secret service “actually decreased, demanded that it was collected.”
On another occasion, Wolff said that Trump blew up after the household staff of the White House changed his sheets. “He had a fit,” said Wolff. “What that is about, I have no idea.”
Wolff further explained how the way Trump treats the oval office, also differs from previous governments.
“It's like a bus station, it's just filled with people, 20 people, 30 people, more. They bring seats in. Almost everyone can come in and sit and Trump is sitting behind the desk, talking,” Wolff said.
“It's like a monologue … and sometimes it's a bit funny, he tries to make jokes, or then, you know, you know, have no idea where. And everyone is pretending to be listening there.”
The subject of Trump's sleeping habits arose as Wolff and in Trump's chief guest heer Joanna Coles theoretized what Trump is Real Just like behind closed doors – lets his flop -trap with Russian President Vladimir Putin out that he tried to paint as a success.
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“I occasionally wondered, how does Trump go to bed at night?” said Coles. “He doesn't seem to have any friends. His colleagues around him all hate him, and they hate each other. When he actually enters his bedroom at night and he goes into bed, what's going on here? Is he still talking? Does he talk to sleep?”
“He is also on the phone. I mean, I think until the last possible moment. He talks, talks to someone,” said Wolff.
Wolff said what everyone learns about Maga's leg head when they finally meet him is that he is a talker – so much that it is difficult to get a word in Edgewise.
“If I say that, I don't mean that as an exaggeration. I don't mean something that we could say about this gas bag or gas bag. This is not just gas baggery. This is, there is no breath,” Wolff said.
Wolff continued by Coles: “One of the things that when he speaks, what's in the head is out of the mouth. So what confusion, chaos, churn, formerly grievances, comes out and it doesn't stop
“So you will sit with him, and you can sit with him for hours, and you will never, someday, ever have a moment to say anything.”
When asked if Trump “ever listens,” Wolff said “no.”
The Daily Beast has contacted representatives of the White House for comment. The Communication Director of the White House, Steven Cheung, has previously described Wolff as “a bag of s —” and said, “He manufactures routine stories that come from his sick and crooked imagination, only because he has a serious and debilitating business of Trump Disangement Syndrome that his Pinda format brains.”
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