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The second instalment of Michael Wolff’s ‘train-wreck fascination’ with the US president speculates on how the fiasco will end The Trump presidency began as reality TV, with a cast of loud-mouthed, dim-witted chancers embroiled in histrionic tiffs. Then, capitalising on Trump’s threats to Kim Jong-un, Michael Wolff’s Fire and Fury prospectively upgraded it to a war movie. But the nuclear fulminations were only bluff, and Trump soon began to exchange endearments with the chubby North Korean despot, having been told that he might qualify for the Nobel peace prize. The world didn’t end after all, and the anticlimax has forced Wolff, in this new account of later developments, to think again about the Trump show’s genre. Siege reclassifies the hapless administration as a comic opera, calls the president a clown, and makes his rants and tantrums sound absurd not alarming. Insecurity assails this hollow man, who even resents the fact that his adolescent son is about to overtake him in height Related: Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House by Michael Wolff – review Continue reading…
