A lot has been said about Donald Trump lately, but only one piece of information particularly caught our attention: the sulphurous head of state would only eat at McDonald's, but not because it's affordable or especially good. No, he's just afraid... of being poisoned!
Not patriotic, paranoid. President Trump's love of McDonald's menus is therefore motivated by his fear of being poisoned, a fear which, according to the author of the book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, works on him. since a long time. To quote the latter, it's because "Nobody knows it's coming and the food there is safe and prepared in advance".
During his presidential campaign, Donald Trump's typical order would have consisted of 2 Big Macs, 2 Filets O-Fish and a chocolate milkshake. Except that the president never ate the bread of his burgers for a reason known only to him. In the book, it also says that if he happened to miss his 6:30 p.m. dinner with Steve Bannon, his former strategic adviser now a vocal critic of his administration, he could be found in bed with a cheeseburger watching 3 televisions at the same time.
But Trump's propensity to dive into fast food is not new. During the 2016 campaign, we have already seen him tackle pizzas, a bucket of KFC chickens and gobble down 12 cans of Diet Coke a day. His eating habit obviously worries those close to him, leading his daughter Ivanka to wish as early as 2015 that he eat healthier or at least slow down. Apparently, that's not it yet.
Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House is a book written by Michael Wolff and published on January 5, 2018. Based on 200 interviews, the author paints a less than complimentary portrait of the 45th President of the United States, between shots anger, mania and disobedience. It is described there as "a river of grievances" whose recipients hasten to repeat the content to the media. In conclusion to his book, Michael Wolff puts forward the hypothesis that 100% of those around him believe that Trump is not fit for the job.
