Enough: A Candid Memoir of the Trump White House

📖Former White House Chief of Staff reveals behind-the-scenes details of the Trump Administration from a firsthand perspective.

⚡️Trump's fear of being poisoned was evident in his preference for the small Heinz glass ketchup bottles.

💥Trump's explosive temper led to regular incidents of throwing lunch at the wall when angry.

🤐Former staff members struggled with the dilemma of loyalty versus truth-telling, wrestling with moral conscience.

🌍Trump's magnetism and ability to connect with certain individuals drew support from unexpected places.

Did President Trump actually throw lunch at the wall?

—Yes, according to the memoir, there were incidents where President Trump threw his lunch against the wall when he was angry.

Why did the author decide to write this memoir?

—The author felt it was important for the truth to be out there and to be more forthcoming with the committee after a period of wrestling morally with loyalty and accountability.

Did President Trump really prefer the small Heinz glass ketchup bottles?

—Yes, the former White House Chief of Staff reveals that Trump had a fear of being poisoned and preferred the small Heinz glass ketchup bottles to hear the pop and ensure freshness.

What led the author to work for Donald Trump?

—The author explains that growing up in an environment where her biological father idolized Trump and feeling a sense of magnetism and representation at a Trump rally led to her decision to work for him.

Were there other incidents where President Trump ignored advice and said things he shouldn't have?

—Yes, the memoir describes multiple incidents where President Trump did not listen to advice and said or suggested things that were controversial or outrageous.

00:00Former White House Chief of Staff's memoir reveals behind-the-scenes chaos and volatility of the Trump Administration.

04:40President Trump's fear of being poisoned led to his preference for small Heinz glass ketchup bottles.

06:56President Trump had a habit of throwing lunch at the wall when he was angry.

09:59The author wrestled morally with loyalty and truth-telling, eventually deciding to be more forthcoming with the committee.

06:13The author was drawn to work for Trump due to his magnetism and the sense of representation.