Trump's darkest bedroom secrets, exposed
The printers are red hot since Fire and Fury went on sale last Friday: inside the Trump White House, the book that the tycoon never wanted to see the light. The volume's success is such that it tops Amazon's book sales, the most coveted position in the publishing world. Delighted with the pull, the bookstores ask for more reruns, because they want to respond to the long queues that form at their doors, something that has not happened for a long time.
The book guts what happens in the life of the billionaire, a man who did not want to be president, only to gain popularity to open his own television channel. Only his wife believed that she would achieve success even though she, when she did, she began to cry all night because she did not want to move to Washington and have to live with him. She was fed up with being a ‘trophy wife’, and the US president brags about her in public and talks about her about hers, but he doesn’t want her. Or at least that's what Michael Wolff, the author of the book, says. Melania allegedly agreed to marry because "at 27 her career was over due to her inexpressiveness as a model," he explains.
Melania and Trump are the second presidential couple, after the Kennedys, to sleep in separate beds
Always according to Wolff's version, the wedding was a last exit to achieve a high standard of living and, in fact, the current first lady would have endured Trump's manias if he had not charged the relationship with the "multiple" infidelities of he. During the first years, and "by way of gratitude", Melania was submissive, but, finally, tired of so many slights, she also ended up having extramarital affairs.
But it is not exclusively that that really embarrasses the ex-model, but the sexist phrases of her husband, like the day he said that "if you are famous you can do whatever you want, even take them by the pussy" or his theory of "the more years The difference is in the marriage, the better he will accept that you are unfaithful to him ”. A few words with which Melania felt deeply humiliated. However, long before they had not shared a bed, thus being the second presidential couple, after the Kennedys, to sleep in separate beds.
The 64-year-old journalist came to this and other controversial reports flattering the White House and his administration, gaining access and accepting all kinds of dinners, as he has recognized his surroundings on more than one occasion. But it is not only bedroom secrets that the book uncovers, it also reflects some family peculiarities, such as her daughter Ivanka's great goal: to one day become the first president of the United States, instead of Hillary. Apparently her husband, Jared Kushner, has the same aspirations, but the couple have reached an agreement that she will be the first to run for president.
The ambitions of Trump's daughter are not surprising, since on more than one occasion she has accompanied her father and served as first lady. A role that her two adult male children, Donald Jr. and Eric, do not enjoy, who claim to feel discriminated against by her father, who also treats them in public as fools. Some Trump aides even call Donald Jr. "Fredo," like the Corleones' goofy brother in The Godfather.
In addition to the environment, the book also focuses on the figure of the president himself and describes him as "a person not prepared to govern and very emotionally unstable." The author assures that even some of his collaborators doubt his mental health. And it is that, among other reasons, the president of the United States collects a series of peculiar manias, such as not letting absolutely nobody touch his sheets, not even to replace them. He also wanted to put a padlock on his door, but the Secret Service prevented him "for security reasons."
But his instability does not end there, as it seems that the tycoon suffers from serious concentration problems, probably a consequence of spending between 6 and 8 hours a day watching television. In meetings he always has a screen with no background sound on which he reads the subtitles while he is supposed to be listening. To make matters worse, he refuses to read written reports and demands that they be told to him.
As for his diet, the book states that Trump drinks 12 cola drinks a day and only eats food from McDonalds, which they buy for him anonymously because of his “great fear” of being poisoned. His poor diet has led him to be the most obese president in the history of his country, weighing 120 kilos, something that he conceals with tailored suits and large shoulder pads that hide his belly.
