Quote by Michael Wolff

“if something happened and he wasn’t present, he didn’t care about it and barely recognized it. His response then was often just a blank…

— Michael Wolff

“Trump quite profoundly seemed unable to distinguish between his political advantage and his personal needs—he thought emotionally, not strategically.”

— Michael Wolff

“Trump problem. He hopelessly personalized everything. He saw the world in commercial and show business terms: someone else was always trying to one-up you,…

— Michael Wolff

“Trump was the one variable that, in management terms, simply could not be controlled. He was like a recalcitrant two-year-old. If you tried to…

— Michael Wolff

“When his management team gathers, the focus is never on what is going well; it’s on the handful of problems that need to be…

— Patricia Crisafulli

“Apparently he was supposed to be respectful to potential employers and maintain friendly eye contact while keeping his body language amiable. It was obvious…

— Santino Hassell

“One of my executives at Trump Plaza always said that the key to working for Donald was finding a way somehow to like him.…

— John R. O'Donnell

During the Trump years, many people felt that his antics were impossible to ignore.

— Brian Stelter

“He had avoided what he regarded as some obvious errors of life, such as politics and golf. But”

— Richard Flanagan

“When the president got on the phone after dinner, it was often a rambling affair. In paranoid or sadistic fashion, he’d speculate on the…

— Michael Wolff

“the central issue of the Trump presidency, informing every aspect of Trumpian policy and leadership: he didn’t process information in any conventional sense—or, in…

— Michael Wolff

“trying his best to discourage them,”

— Amanda Foreman