He believed he could spook the other side.
In "Siege: Trump Under Fire," author Michael Wolff explores the complex personality of Donald Trump and how he navigates political challenges. The narrative delves into Trump's unconventional strategies, including his belief in instilling fear in his opponents as a means of gaining leverage. This approach reflects his combative stance and desire to assert dominance in discussions and negotiations.
Wolff's examination of Trump's mindset reveals a leader who often relies on intimidation to achieve his goals. By believing he could "spook the other side," Trump positions himself as a formidable figure in political discourse, demonstrating his reliance on psychological tactics to control situations and influence outcomes.
