Apprentice in Wonderland Quotes

“lacked empathy, but he could also be funny and engaging in conversation. But regardless of what version of Trump I saw in all our time together, it became clear to me in our first post-presidency meeting that there is no way to reasonably interview Trump as a politician. He’s not a politician. There’s no way to ask him about governing. He’s not able to govern. There’s no point in trying to pin him down on his hopes for another term. He doesn’t care about the specifics of the plot during his time in the White House—he just wants to get renewed for another season.”
― Ramin Setoodeh, Apprentice in Wonderland: How Donald Trump and Mark Burnett Took America Through the Looking Glass – The New York Times Bestselling Story of The Apprentice and the White House

“During Trump’s first term as president, I had often wondered how much he’d changed as a person from when, at Newsweek, I’d interviewed him at the pinnacle of his reality TV success. It turned out he hadn’t changed at all through any of it. Trump presented a conundrum for a reporter: he might have been the sower of chaos all over the globe, and he certainly”
― Ramin Setoodeh, Apprentice in Wonderland: How Donald Trump and Mark Burnett Took America Through the Looking Glass – The New York Times Bestselling Story of The Apprentice and the White House