I Know The Truth About Trump's Sex Life: Wolff
6/17/202656 min
Michael Wolff and Joanna Coles examine Donald Trump's strange relationships with the women closest to him over the course of his 80 years—from Ivana and Marla Maples to the enduring mystery of Melania Trump's absence from public life. They explore how his marriages, obsession with image, and lack of genuine intimacy have shaped the man now occupying the Oval Office, revisiting his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, the world of beauty pageants and models, and the late-night Truth Social posts that have replaced any private confidant. It's a revealing look at the deeply personal patterns that may explain how a president with no visible emotional support system governs as a government of one. Sign up for your one-dollar-per-month trial today at https://shopify.com/dailybeast #ad Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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First 90 secondsMichael Wolff· Host0:00
He is in this White House, this, this, this totally alone figure without any kind of basic warmth. He functions essentially like an old-time monarch who has married someone for political reasons- Mm-hmm ... as they, as, uh, as was done, and there was really no pretense of a, of a, of a domestic life. He's generally regarded among his staff as post-sexual. Here is, is a g- a guy in the White House who has nowhere to turn, who has no comfort, who has no warmth, who is alone. [upbeat music] Joanna.
Joanna Coles· Host0:46
Michael, did you just reverse how we introduce ourselves?
Michael Wolff· Host0:51
I, I did because I got, was getting silence from you. I thought perhaps, perhaps you had forgotten- I had not forgotten ... that we're doing a podcast.
Joanna Coles· Host0:59
I had not forgotten, Michael. It ... How could I forget? Because we're going to focus today- Well, we have a f- a f- a favorite topic We do have a favorite topic, Trump and the women. Trump and the women.
Michael Wolff· Host1:11
[lips smack] Or I ... And, and I, I think even in a broader sense, Trump and his, and his personal life because that ... You know, I, I mean, we sort of take it for granted that presidents have personal lives, and they certainly put their personal lives,