Kaitlan Collins, CNN: ""Nobody disobeys my orders," President Trump tells me when..."

[Miles Archer]

Kaitlan Collins
@kaitlancollins
“Nobody disobeys my orders,” President Trump tells me when I asked about the portrayal in the Mueller report that his staff often ignored his directives.

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[Siwsan]

1. Well, we all know that trump*'s grasp on reality doesn't even qualify as 'tenuous'.

Not unusual for someone with dementia.

[smirkymonkey]

2. Guess again, moron.

He's so clueless.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. Yeah, actually, they do.

But it makes him sad and limp to acknowledge that reality.

[PJMcK]

4. Yet another lie

Trump's count must be closing in on 10,000 since taking office.

The man is an idiot.

[Dirty Socialist]

5. For the millionth time

Trump is NOT an idiot (except for policy issues). He thinks WE are idiots. He is correct - about 37 percent of the public.

[FiveGoodMen]

6. Well, he's a savant

He's very good at getting attention and getting away with things.

Otherwise...

"Except for policy issues" covers pretty much every single thing that we elect presidents to do.

[Dirty Socialist]

7. Well Put n/m

[mr_lebowski]

8. I guess that's his way of implying that he never REALLY gave those illegal orders ...

Like the lying-ass motherf***** the entire world knows him to be ...

[safeinOhio]

9. No one, and I mean no one

gets his jokes.

[better]

10. This is the single thing that most irritates me about 2016.

Throw out everything else. Access Hollywood, mocking the disabled, "I love the poorly educated", calls for violence. All of it.

He told the entire world literally all we needed to know about him to know he shouldn't be president at the first debate, in response to a question about military officers refusing an unlawful order to target the family members of terrorism suspects.

"They won't refuse my orders, because I'm a strong leader."

Right there, he told the entire world of his dictatorial inclinations.

And what makes me the most fearful for the future of indeed our entire planet is that 60 million Americans voted for him anyway, very clearly failing the "don't elect a guy who warns you that he wants to be a dictator" test.

Whether he's impeached, turfed out of office next year, or manages to slither through until 2024, we are still going to have to grapple with the fact that 60 million Americans failed that extremely crucial test, and an alarming number of them will never even grasp what a terrible mistake it was, let alone take any accountability for it.

[spanone]

11. Dictator don.

[gratuitous]

12. And no woman has ever faked it with you, right Donny?

Sad little man.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

13. Idiot thinks he's king

[malaise]

14. Looks like more than a few chose the Constitution over him

Ah well