Cohn's derisive contempt for Kushner as well as the president was even greater. In return, the president heaped more abuse on Cohn-the former president of Goldman Sachs was now a complete idiot, dumber than dumb.
by Michael Wolff
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Cohn exhibited strong disdain for both Kushner and President Trump, showcasing a deep-seated contempt for their actions and decisions. His negative perception of them highlighted the tensions within Trump's inner circle, suggesting that there were serious rifts that affected teamwork and trust.

In retaliation, Trump directed harsh insults at Cohn, diminishing his reputation by calling him foolish and incompetent. This dynamic illustrated a volatile relationship where loyalty was frequently tested, and personal attacks became common among those in powerful positions within the administration. Overall, it reflects the tension and chaos present in the White House during that time.

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