In "Siege: Trump Under Fire," Michael Wolff explores the dynamics within the Trump White House, revealing the presence of individuals who viewed their roles as a form of resistance. These staffers, often disillusioned by the president's actions, began to see themselves as patriots rather than mere employees. They believed they were safeguarding the country from the very leader they served, which reflects a profound internal conflict within the administration. The narrative paints a picture of a tumultuous environment where loyalty to the president was tested by moral and ethical considerations. As these "resisters" navigated their responsibilities, they grappled with the implications of their choices on both the administration and the nation at large, highlighting a critical moment in American political history.

In "Siege: Trump Under Fire," Michael Wolff explores the dynamics within the Trump White House, revealing the presence of individuals who viewed their roles as a form of resistance. These staffers, often disillusioned by the president's actions, began to see themselves as patriots rather than mere employees. They believed they were safeguarding the country from the very leader they served, which reflects a profound internal conflict within the administration.

The narrative paints a picture of a tumultuous environment where loyalty to the president was tested by moral and ethical considerations. As these "resisters" navigated their responsibilities, they grappled with the implications of their choices on both the administration and the nation at large, highlighting a critical moment in American political history.