Summary Of Donald Trump's Fire And Fury

The BBC News article is about Donald Trumps reaction to the book Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff. Fire and Fury contains insight into Trump’s white house and administration, and in it, Wolff “paints a picture of the president as impatient, unable to grasp policy, and prone to rambling and repeating himself.” The book contains direct quotes from several named and unnamed sources in the White House, all of whom are not fans of the president. One of the sources stated that Trump’s “mental powers were slipping.” Naturally, the president took to twitter to usher his response. He tweeted, “actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart.” He continued to bash the book and Wolff, saying that he’s a fraud and the book is full of lies. …show more content…
People just want to know what is going in their government, they want the truth. This book non-fiction, it’s full of facts and, and Trump can’t exactly debunk facts. He certainely can’t debunk others opinions of him, as well because they’re opinions. And as for his response, I don’t agree with it. We’ve seen him be very impulsive in political situations, which doesn’t exactly prove his stability. Also, if you’re trying to prove your intelligence, don’t say the word “like.” That completely cancels out everything else you’ve said, since you can’t use proper grammar. I think that in the end, this book is a good think. It gives people the knowledge and the answers they deserve. It’s just sad that the president isn’t the one being honest to the