There's yet another drama unfolding at the upper echelons of the Trump regime. Now, whether or not

it's a question of the rats leaving the sinking ship remains to be seen. But recently,

Vanity Fair published a bombshell two-part interview with Donald's chief of staff, Susie Wiles,

somebody about whom we hear very, very little, and that's intentional.

So it was a bit of a surprise when Wiles agreed to sit down for 11 interviews with Chris Whipple,

the journalist who wrote the piece.

This has happened over the course of this year.

And again, Wiles, who usually avoids publicity, provides an inside look, or at least her perspective on the chaos, fear, and uncertainty that is occurring repeatedly and constantly within the Trump regime from the top down.

The interview informs us that Donald's top advisors disagree with many of his decisions

and have absolutely no way of predicting what he'll say or do at any given moment.

That seems obvious to me because who could predict what he's going to say or do it at any given moment?

The man is unstable and increasingly so.

Also, of course they disagree with a lot of his decisions, but here's the thing.

They only do so privately.

So what good does that do anybody?

And it just reminds us what cowards these people are.

While his interview was full of quotes about Donald and his vision or lack thereof for this country. And I want to take a look at a few things that stood out to me.

When Whipple asked Wells about Donald's pardoning of January 6 writers, including violent offenders, his chief of staff

said, quote, I am on board with the people that were happenstancers or didn't do anything violent,

and we certainly know what everybody did because the FBI has done such an incredible job, unquote.

What Wiles fails to point out, though, is that the FBI who did that incredible job

was Biden's FBI. Donald, on the other end, has said that the FBI investigators were corrupt

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