Trump’s Secret Foul-Mouthed Meltdown at Top Goon Exposed

Key Points:

• The new book "Regime Change" by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan exposes internal tensions within Donald Trump’s Cabinet during his first 14 months back in the White House, highlighting harsh exchanges such as Trump insulting Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick as “soft” and a “p---y.”
• Despite Trump’s insults, Lutnick later embraced his role in the administration’s tariff policies, referring to himself as Trump’s “twenty-five-billion-dollar-a-month p---y” during discussions about the financial impact of tariffs.
• The book contrasts these private conflicts with the public displays of unity, where Cabinet members flatter Trump on camera to gain his favor, often praising his understanding of technology and economic policies.
• Additional revelations include Trump personally affixing gold decorations in the Oval Office with super glue and claiming to possess more global power than historical tyrants like Attila the Hun and Genghis Khan.
• The authors also describe Trump’s late-night snacking habits, noting that staff had to monitor trash disposal after he was found discarding valuable White House silverware.