It didn't exactly surprise Bannon when Trump flipped; Bannon understood how easy it was to bullshit a bullshitter.
In "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," Michael Wolff explores the dynamics of the Trump administration and reveals insights from key players. Steve Bannon, a prominent figure, admits that he was not shocked when Trump changed positions, recognizing that manipulating someone adept at deception is simple. This reflects the complex interplay of personalities and the continual shifting loyalties within Trump’s inner circle.
Bannon's statement underscores the notion that those who are skilled in manipulation, like Trump, are often susceptible to being manipulated themselves. Wolff’s narrative illustrates the chaotic environment of the White House, where trust is tenuous and strategies frequently evolve, emphasizing the challenges of governance amid such unpredictability.
