In "Siege: Trump Under Fire," author Michael Wolff explores the complexities of Donald Trump's relationships and interactions with those around him. He paints a picture of Trump's often dismissive and condescending attitude toward individuals who seek his approval but are consistently rebuffed. This dynamic reveals a deeper insight into Trump's personality, showcasing his need for control and dominance over those within his circle. The metaphor comparing someone to a dog represents the nuances of loyalty and yearning for acceptance. It illustrates how individuals may continue to seek Trump's favor despite feeling marginalized. Such interactions highlight the transactional nature of relationships within Trump's world and suggest that even people close to him may struggle for validation and recognition amidst his unpredictable behavior.

In "Siege: Trump Under Fire," author Michael Wolff explores the complexities of Donald Trump's relationships and interactions with those around him. He paints a picture of Trump's often dismissive and condescending attitude toward individuals who seek his approval but are consistently rebuffed. This dynamic reveals a deeper insight into Trump's personality, showcasing his need for control and dominance over those within his circle.

The metaphor comparing someone to a dog represents the nuances of loyalty and yearning for acceptance. It illustrates how individuals may continue to seek Trump's favor despite feeling marginalized. Such interactions highlight the transactional nature of relationships within Trump's world and suggest that even people close to him may struggle for validation and recognition amidst his unpredictable behavior.