The theory, suddenly presented as just this side of a likelihood, was that the Russians had suborned Donald Trump during a trip to Moscow with a crude blackmail scheme involving prostitutes and videotaped sexual acts pushing new boundaries of deviance {including "golden showers"} with prostitutes and videotaped sex acts.
In "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," Michael Wolff discusses a controversial theory concerning Donald Trump's visit to Moscow. It is suggested that during this visit, the Russians might have compromised Trump through a crude blackmail scheme involving sexual activities with prostitutes. This theory posits that these activities included videotaped instances that pushed the limits of acceptable behavior, potentially implicating Trump in a scandalous situation.
The narrative implies that such a scheme could have been used to exert control over Trump, raising questions about his integrity and vulnerability to manipulation by foreign powers. This portrayal of Trump paints a picture of a leader who may have been ensnared by compromising situations, which could affect his actions and decisions as president.
